LBD 79

[redbrunja]

I realize that this episode is mostly set-up for Thursday's judging by the preview image

(and how thrilled am I that it's looking like Darcy is going to be a more regular feature!) but this is the first time where I have felt like Lizzie's actions were really unbelievable. That conversation felt very stilted and forced and not in the natural way that Darcy and Lizzie's conversation are, where they are understandably awkward with each other. I don't know why she didn't just say to Bing Lee, 'I hear you broke up with my sister because of what Darcy and Caroline said; that was a mistake; Jane deserved a conversation; you handled that ill.' And I'm kind of surprised that Darcy hasn't already sad something to Bing about Jane or told him to watch Lizzie's videos.

Comments

[fairest1.livejournal.com]

I think that Lizzie was internally a ball of awkward here because it brought home the point to her that Bing is now the only person who has appeared on screen (save her parents) that remains unaware of her videos. She avoided saying anything directly out of fear of blurting out "Why don't you watch my videos" again.

. . . current headcanon is that he won't actually be informed of the videos by anyone, but will ultimately find out after googling himself and coming up with "Bing Lee and his 500 teenage prostitutes"

[redbrunja.livejournal.com]

. . . current headcanon is that he won't actually be informed of the videos by anyone, but will ultimately find out after googling himself and coming up with "Bing Lee and his 500 teenage prostitutes"

That will be a glorious day.