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Post by Batwoman on Oct 23, 2006 17:40:40 GMT -5
It's from Tea and Sympathy New York. We, the ladies of Channel M, sent it to him along with other goodies for his birthday. ;D Just like all the cards we sent in last year. ;D I just 'found' that lovly autographed picture I got back last year, when I was cleaning out my file cabinet a few weeks ago. I'm thinking of framing it but I have no room to put it. lol |
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Post by celestial on Oct 24, 2006 12:31:24 GMT -5
Watching the ep. again over lunch, I have a few more things...
*Tony's shirt seems to keep switching between gray, and subtle blue stripes. I wonder if it's really the same shirt, and the cameras are causing an optical illusion?
*Gibbs was probably harder on the real estate lady because she's a redhead. Much like he was with the unfaithful redhead reporter in 'Missing.' (Or maybe I'm just thinking of 'Missing' because Major Sacco was raised from the dead...)
*Ziva looked puzzled when Siri was talking about being soulmates with Jimmy. Granted, she's a few tiny bottles short of a fully stocked minibar, but still. I get the impression that Ziva's just as bad about relationships as Tony is. (Which makes me think they're not secretly dating but that's another story.)
*Much has been made of the tension between Ducky and Gibbs. I think there's also tension between Tony and Gibbs: it's a lot more subtle, but it's definitely there. It's kind of like Gibbs knows that Tony is even more seeking approval, or at least recognition of his competence, and Gibbs is refusing to give it to him. New Gibbs seems to take twisted enjoyment in cutting people down (Old Gibbs was a B-word, but he was never mean). I can't really explain it well but that was what I thought when Tony showed up at the house with the coffee.
*When Agent Lee was talking to Tony, she had a bit of a lisp, but when she was talking to Ducky it was gone. I wonder if Liza Lapira had just been to the dentist or something...
*Apparently, Michael Weatherly caught the cold Mark Harmon had last week.
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Post by mollokoplus on Oct 24, 2006 12:49:36 GMT -5
Different people, different perceptions: I thought Ziva looked cynical about the "soul mate" thing. Gibbs pushed Tony out of the nest, but Tony keeps fluttering around. As Gibbs said: Tony's ready for his own team; that's what Gibbs trained him for, and the reason Gibbs felt secure in leaving/quitting/retiring. But Tony's insecure about that, unsure of himself; why else rate himself so poorly? But to Tony's credit, Tony's also aware that Gibbs still isn't 100 percent and needs someone looking out for him even while Gibbs continues pushing Tony toward independence. There's also the security and safety in being the Boss' righthand-man: the responsibility for what the team does rests squarely on Gibbs' shoulders.  Darla |
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Post by tweeter on Oct 24, 2006 13:03:05 GMT -5
Can I tell you how much I love that? ;D  |
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Post by celestial on Oct 24, 2006 13:50:21 GMT -5
Different people, different perceptions: I thought Ziva looked cynical about the "soul mate" thing. Hm, that's true. Either way, it does tell us a lot about Ziva, but probably nothing that we didn't already know. |
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Post by ozgeek on Dec 21, 2006 23:39:55 GMT -5
sorry if this has been answered...but what kind of phone did McGee have? i really really want one lol cool eppy! I couldn't find an answer either but I think I hunted down the phone. It's a nokia N90 that they've removed the brand name:  On McGee's desk  and the keypad comparison:   |
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Post by AngelZ on Mar 6, 2007 17:45:04 GMT -5
Did you watch the re-run of Dead and Unburied?If you didn't vote the first time around, pop along to the Polling Booth and give it a score out 10. And don't forget to tell us about your Favourite Lines
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