God bless, random blonde woman!
Jan. 18th, 2007 12:40 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
trinityvixenHot guy walks into hospital room to check on his friend, who's been mugged and beaten up.
Doctor Smart Woman: Are you the boyfriend?
Agent Hot Pants: No.
Doctor Smart Woman: There is a God.
Smaaaaaart lady. Spooks season two, two episodes in, is already too intense to watch. That little exchange, however, made it quite worth putting up with Tom's issues with his girlfriend which was how his relationship with her was portrayed all the time (unless it was being portrayed as the most loving river of loving love love, which was the rest of the time). Really, if she's not smart enough to think to herself "Incredibly cute, boyish, soulful-eyed man madly in love with me and me being a single mum whose daughter he also likes taking care of, who wants to shag me madly all the time" and doesn't latch onto him like a lamprey, she's not worthy. Dude, seriously. I'd have married him the second he said, "Hey, come live in my posh, awesome flat, where I will treat you way better than you deserve and play dad to your brat" and I would have to have a kid for that dream to come true. And I don't even find Matthew McFayden that attractive (Danny's way cute, though not in the throw-him-down-sex-him-senseless way; Tom just gets off on being so vulnerable--you almost are obligated to make sex all over him because he looks like he couldn't stop you if you did).
Seriously, though, just 'cause he's a spy and nearly got you killed, you leave him? It's like traveling with the Doctor--that's part of the fun! Everyday is a surprise! An adventure! A chance to go out in a really spectacular way! My God! Pass that up! You fool!
Doctor Smart Woman: Are you the boyfriend?
Agent Hot Pants: No.
Doctor Smart Woman: There is a God.
Smaaaaaart lady. Spooks season two, two episodes in, is already too intense to watch. That little exchange, however, made it quite worth putting up with Tom's issues with his girlfriend which was how his relationship with her was portrayed all the time (unless it was being portrayed as the most loving river of loving love love, which was the rest of the time). Really, if she's not smart enough to think to herself "Incredibly cute, boyish, soulful-eyed man madly in love with me and me being a single mum whose daughter he also likes taking care of, who wants to shag me madly all the time" and doesn't latch onto him like a lamprey, she's not worthy. Dude, seriously. I'd have married him the second he said, "Hey, come live in my posh, awesome flat, where I will treat you way better than you deserve and play dad to your brat" and I would have to have a kid for that dream to come true. And I don't even find Matthew McFayden that attractive (Danny's way cute, though not in the throw-him-down-sex-him-senseless way; Tom just gets off on being so vulnerable--you almost are obligated to make sex all over him because he looks like he couldn't stop you if you did).
Seriously, though, just 'cause he's a spy and nearly got you killed, you leave him? It's like traveling with the Doctor--that's part of the fun! Everyday is a surprise! An adventure! A chance to go out in a really spectacular way! My God! Pass that up! You fool!
