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The Sea Witch
Jan. 31st, 2006 09:32 pmSo, Richie has traded his fugly red boots for a fringey-sleeved jacket. I'm not sure if this is an improvement, fashion-wise, but my only fashion sense is a complete lack thereof, so all I know is that he looks better without the boots.
The title of the episode refers to a boat, but it ought to refer to Richie's old friend Nikki, who is incredibly abrasive and I wish she were an immortal if only so that Duncan could kill her, except he wouldn't because of his damn chivalry/sexism.
The k'immie wasn't a k'immie in the 'k' sense, but there was a (limited) flashback of history of animosity. And then he wound up being beheaded by the rotors of a boat motor which was a neat cheat because then they don't have to show the fake-o head and/or headless body, and they can just chuck some red food-coloring in the water. Which reminds me of the very obviously powdered sugar "cocaine". Even though Duncan didn't behead him directly, the quickening had a bit more of the oomph that we're used to.
The title of the episode refers to a boat, but it ought to refer to Richie's old friend Nikki, who is incredibly abrasive and I wish she were an immortal if only so that Duncan could kill her, except he wouldn't because of his damn chivalry/sexism.
The k'immie wasn't a k'immie in the 'k' sense, but there was a (limited) flashback of history of animosity. And then he wound up being beheaded by the rotors of a boat motor which was a neat cheat because then they don't have to show the fake-o head and/or headless body, and they can just chuck some red food-coloring in the water. Which reminds me of the very obviously powdered sugar "cocaine". Even though Duncan didn't behead him directly, the quickening had a bit more of the oomph that we're used to.
