Johnston's limit for weirdness was terrific - that line sums up the complete and utter surreality the characters *should* be feeling. And I was sad that he died, when at the beginning of the season I suffered from Post-Hearst Stress Disorder from McRaney's role on Deadwood and would flinch every time he appeared on screen. Good on you, GM, for making me care.
Yay for Heather! Even if her actions bring more complications, they did not need to go to war with New Bern. And hopefully she'll make it back to town next season, which they BETTER HAVE!
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Date: 2007-05-10 03:51 am (UTC)Johnston's limit for weirdness was terrific - that line sums up the complete and utter surreality the characters *should* be feeling. And I was sad that he died, when at the beginning of the season I suffered from Post-Hearst Stress Disorder from McRaney's role on Deadwood and would flinch every time he appeared on screen. Good on you, GM, for making me care.
Yay for Heather! Even if her actions bring more complications, they did not need to go to war with New Bern. And hopefully she'll make it back to town next season, which they BETTER HAVE!