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Date Posted: 09:30:00 05/03/11 Tue
Author: Islandgirl
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Re: Something a little silly on two TV shows
In reply to: BDM 's message, "Re: Something a little silly on two TV shows" on 12:26:19 02/11/11 Fri

They did this on "Castle" again last night!

This time Castle and Beckett were in Los Angeles staying at a swanky hotel. She wanted to attract the bad guy's attention, so she put on a bathing suit and climbed out of the pool dripping wet and OF COURSE she was the most attractive woman there (because, ya know, the "typical" women lounging around a hotel swimming pool in Beverly Hills just aren't particularly pretty)and the bad guy's attention was immediately focused soley on her.

Sigh.

And, yes, BDM I do know what you mean about undercover male cops suddenly displaying the kind of skill in poker/golf/pool/tennis/whatever that makes you wonder why they aren't doing that professionally instead of pursing a relatively low-paying career as a police office. The only time I ever saw a show do something like this that kinda/sorta made sense was when the "sport" in question was skeet shooting! It's actually believable that a law enforcement officer would be very proficient with fireams. (I think that was on "Numb3rs" a few years back, but I could be wrong.)

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Encountered this in a book recently -- Islandgirl, 07:28:14 07/21/11 Thu
- Re: Encountered this in a book recently -- CW, 07:02:38 07/22/11 Fri