THE BOY WHO COULD BE KING
I love the names of the made up countries in SMK. Estocia, Cap D'Far. And that little bitty Cap D'Far is famous for its coddle (sp?) bones. That is until Tantilum is found beneath it's shores....
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A big, warm welcome from Germany, copaseticflow! I hope you'll enjoy the forum as much as we all do.I am looking forward to reading about your thoughts of this wonderful TV show.You watch it with your...
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Welcome to the board copaseticflow from the real Jersey shore!! I hope to see more interesting posts from you!!!
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Last time I saw this ep I discovered something new. In the end when Billy, Lee and Amanda entered the club Lee had his hand on the small of her back. Then Amanda grasps him around his waist. It's...
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I actually kinda enjoy this episode for a number of reasons.1. All the Lee and Amanda interaction. Particularly the part about the lipstick. (Wonder who was the lucky girl to receive that peacock...
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6. Turpintine, lol7. The lawn mower/dishwasher suicide pact8. Co-signing 9. Amanda beating the king with her purse (go Momma Bear)10. And of course the snuggling at the end
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Getting the baddie with the trash is not unlike Amanda getting that baddie by the crates in Over the Limit. "Margaritas wait for no man, not even a king." They do a very good job of introducing us to...
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Oh yes Moxie! The Frig comment always reminds me of that slaughter of My New England Patriots as a very young child but props to the man's football talents! And If that is what Lee is comparing his...
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I knew you'd appreciate that reference...though I'm equally sure you won't be clicking on the link to see the video on YT. And yes, he compares the lady cop at the start to the Fridge, and that's...
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For me, this episode has the loose, goofy humor of many S1 episodes, and I like it for that reason, for its fairy tale elements, and, most of all, for the steps forward that Lee and Amanda take...
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RedGold wrote:As for the goofy moments, they include the professional assassin accidentally killed by falling garbage cans, Lee’s listening device being ruined by either champagne or turpentine,...
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RedGold wrote: Sometimes, we need a story with a happy ending. The one about the young woman who discovers her hidden talents and wakes the brave huntsman from his long sleep has become my favorite!...
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RedGold wrote: ...like blue wool that’s enlivened by flecks of green, red, and gold. ...it’s the passionate kiss of hand holds, with their fingers entangled and moving all the time. LOVE both those...
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Thank you for the beautiful write-up, RedGold. You highlighted so many of my favorite moments. That whole section with the reference to the vice cop, the turpentine, the lipstick, and Amanda's...
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AmandaStetson wrote:I have to say, this ep was one that never really did anything for me exept for that famous last scene when Billy is playing his saxophone and Lee and Amanda are holding hands in a...
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This is more a random thought or musing, but since it's episode-specific, I'll throw it out here. It seems strange to me, given Lee's past, along with his and Amanda's relatively short dating history,...
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A LOL moment that I'd never picked up on before -- when Lee is breaking into the Cap DeFar embassy and searching their desk, there are cuttlestones set standing up on the desk, almost like framed...
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