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fuzzybluemonkeys) wrote2005-12-30 10:46 pm
fuzzybluemonkeys) wrote2005-12-30 10:46 pm
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Family Tree
So, basically, the reason this Joe fella (no, not that Joe, sadly) decides to try to convince Richie he's his father, is because he thinks Duncan is Richie's sugar daddy. And he's not wrong.
It was cool of them to give Richie his own episode so early in the series, but I guess the main idea was to do some Duncan backstory with him being a foster kid too and him and Richie having abandonment issues in common.
Duncan sure was overly protective of this random kid he just met last episode and sort of jealous, really, that Richie was all caught up with this other man. And the show keeps trying to shove Tessa in my face (especially in the first ep when she was unclothed a lot--there was some shirtless Duncan to make up for it, but still: no, thank you), and they're all "Duncan and Tessa are in looooove" and I'm all "[cough]beard[cough]".
Duncan does have a cool car, though. It's no Metallicar, but it'll do.
Oh, and according to one of the extras, Christopher Lambert pronounces his last name without the 't', all French-like and such.
It was cool of them to give Richie his own episode so early in the series, but I guess the main idea was to do some Duncan backstory with him being a foster kid too and him and Richie having abandonment issues in common.
Duncan sure was overly protective of this random kid he just met last episode and sort of jealous, really, that Richie was all caught up with this other man. And the show keeps trying to shove Tessa in my face (especially in the first ep when she was unclothed a lot--there was some shirtless Duncan to make up for it, but still: no, thank you), and they're all "Duncan and Tessa are in looooove" and I'm all "[cough]beard[cough]".
Duncan does have a cool car, though. It's no Metallicar, but it'll do.
Oh, and according to one of the extras, Christopher Lambert pronounces his last name without the 't', all French-like and such.