I thought it was a good episode. I enjoyed the three different POVs the episode portrayed. I think my favorite part was the very end, when you could hear the thoughts of several of the very minor characters, and Todd’s department head was just thinking, “Bees, bees, bees.”
–FCOD
Getting to see inside The Todd’s head a little was half scary and half hilarious.
I think I like Christa Miller in small doses. She didn’t seem very charming or sympathetic as Jordan this time around, and she admitted to stabbing Perry while he slept. :dubious: There’s a fine line between dysfunctional funny and not funny, and I think she crossed the line. Hopefully we’ll get more insight as to why, if she had a normal childhood, she became the bitch that she is.
I think Ted and Todd’s stories were much stronger, especially Todd’s perspective on JD “There he goes off on one of his daydreams, and he’ll come back with some strange comment” and the fact he didn’t recognize his own last name.
I really liked seeing into The Todd’s head. There was a lot more going on in there than you might expect, but he is actually a licensed doctor, so he must have a few brain cells to rub together. He was more compassionate than I would have expected, but since they have alluded to his bi-sexuality a couple of times, maybe he is a little more feminine than we would have expected. He’s Overcompensating Dude. The full-body, mostly-naked hug with his “son?” Tiny bit disturbing.
The look into Ted’s head was about as expected, but still entertaining. Funny when he got the inside voice and out loud voice mixed up, and funny when Kelso knew exactly what he was thinking about killing him.
Perry and Jordan are just a strange couple. Strange, strange, strange.