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Tru/Nick: Did not pick up any chemistry between them, so I wasn't that torn to see him die. Also, his inevitable death was a tad too obvious. Of *course* Tru can't save everyone, something I *never* would have realized on my own since such complex thought eludes me. I get slightly insulted with such heavy-handed writing, so that tempered my reaction to the final scene in the morgue. Despite the obvious premise, I was touched by her tearful plea, "Please ask me for help." Although I got a little uncomfortable with how long it went on. Any longer, and it would have hinted at necrophilia"”yeek.
Tru/Harris: Not needed. The scene was frivolous, mere eye-candy. Once again, the sexual tension between the actors ruins the "sibling" concept pretty much.
Tru/Lyndsay: Chat much? Again, I thought this was unnecessary and added almost nothing to the plot. So far, Lyndsay seems intrusive to the series. So they went shopping, big deal. Tru needs friends, yes, but so far there's no fizzle with this "friend."
Tru/Unbelievably Hot-N-Sexy Prof: Besides how gorgeous he was, I cared not much for the sexy-prof dumping. (They're never that gorgeous in real life, alas) I knew nothing about him, so could not feel sad or happy that Tru decided to dump him. I did, however, like the remark, "You had your day." Too cool.
Tru/Davis: Ahhh. The highlight of the show for me. I'm weird, and have weird tastes, so I totally dig Davis. Being a girl geek, I'm attracted to my species. So far, they are the only two characters onscreen that have any real chemistry. I totally loved his "do you ever leave here?" comment and her snappy return, "do you?" Come on, he totally wants her. What horny morgue geek wouldn't want Tru? 😉
The writers need desperately to bang out some new ideas pronto, and think of some other way to cap the ends of the show then always opening and closing with the morgue. Sooner or later, Tru getting spooked by stiffs every night is going to get old.
Agree, disagree? Thoughts?
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