Hi Jonathan I didnt read your article yet, since I'm waiting the italian subtitles to be released today or tomorrow (I hope!) but I'm sure ("a scatola chiusa", as we say in italian) it will be the sort of popular culture cleverness you demonstrated to master so well in the Wreckin Ball review. I'll came back here as soon as I'll see the two episodes.
I was surprised you didn't pick up on the potential significance of Peggy passing Joan's baby to Pete; I thought that could be perhaps foreshadowing of future events surrounding the possible disclosure of Pete and Peggy's shared history. I hope so, I think that'd be an interesting story thread to explore, and after all one day that kid's gonna grow up and wonder who his daddy is!
Hi Jonathan
ReplyDeleteI didnt read your article yet, since I'm waiting the italian subtitles to be released today or tomorrow (I hope!) but I'm sure ("a scatola chiusa", as we say in italian) it will be the sort of popular culture cleverness you demonstrated to master so well in the Wreckin Ball review.
I'll came back here as soon as I'll see the two episodes.
Luca
Good to see you again Luca! Thanks again for your kind and thoughtful comments - it's good to have you around! Hope those Italian subs drop soon!
ReplyDeleteI was surprised you didn't pick up on the potential significance of Peggy passing Joan's baby to Pete; I thought that could be perhaps foreshadowing of future events surrounding the possible disclosure of Pete and Peggy's shared history. I hope so, I think that'd be an interesting story thread to explore, and after all one day that kid's gonna grow up and wonder who his daddy is!
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