The wild birds sing a song, her little dog tags along. To hear her laughter makes my poor heart glad

[leia131]

Dunno if anyone on here watches Dracula on NBC but
This episode should have been called Jonathan Harker and the terrible, horrible, no good, very bad decisions. Seriously, what was he thinking? And it just kept going from bad to worse.

At this point I definitely want Mina to end up with Dracula; he can make her a vampire, and they can run across Europe and America eating people who piss them off. Lucy can come too, but Jonathan annoys me, and the previews for next week do not make me feel like he's going to be any less annoying in the future. Dracula only occasionally kills people who don't really deserve it, I'm sure he and Mina and Lucy can work out some kind of vigilante justice system that we can all get behind.

Or, alternatively, the solution to everyone's problems seems to be one giant sexy relationship between Mina, Dracula, Lucy, Lady Jayne, and maybe Jonathan. If he behaves. Especially Jayne and Lucy; I definitely need more of that in my life. :D




Answer to last Saturday's song: 50 Ways to Say Goodbye, by Train. letsgokomets got this one right!

Comments

[amyofaquitaine.livejournal.com]

OH GOD JONATHAN IS SUCH A MESS. I just want him to die. (Or get 'attacked' by Dracula's brides & go grey & lose his mind, per tradition.) I was so bummed when that preview of Henry VIII Alexander ripping out his throat turned out to be just a daydream :( He's just so dumb & ~milquetoast & ugh.

(And it makes me sad because I've seen the actor who plays Jonathan in other things & he's generally very good.)

[leia131.livejournal.com]

I don't blame the actor, I blame the character. I mean, the acting is good, but there's only so much you can do with the train of moping and bad decisions.

Also, I used to think I totally knew where this show was going, and after this episode I 100% do not and it is glorious. I am concerned about van Helsing going off the rails, but at the same time intrigued to see it happen.