Do not even start me on her "confession" to Rhys! But I really liked the one S2 episode where she was *a proper copper* and did her job even against Jack's disapproval. And TBH, I'm not entirely sure how else they could have played the wedding after all the guests saw the monsters.
It would be a fascinating story to see someone who came into a morally ambiguous group and tried to change them, only to fall herself
There are so many missed opportunities in the storyline setup. That one. And what I would have loved to have seen (and occasionally flirt with writing) where Suzie lasts most of the first season and you only find out in retrospect that she's been a serial killer all along.
But I've said for a while my main problem with RTD's storytelling is that he starts ramped up to 10, dials it up to 11, doesn't know where else to go, and starts repeating himself, only moreso.
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Date: 2010-06-08 01:57 pm (UTC)Do not even start me on her "confession" to Rhys! But I really liked the one S2 episode where she was *a proper copper* and did her job even against Jack's disapproval. And TBH, I'm not entirely sure how else they could have played the wedding after all the guests saw the monsters.
It would be a fascinating story to see someone who came into a morally ambiguous group and tried to change them, only to fall herself
There are so many missed opportunities in the storyline setup. That one. And what I would have loved to have seen (and occasionally flirt with writing) where Suzie lasts most of the first season and you only find out in retrospect that she's been a serial killer all along.
But I've said for a while my main problem with RTD's storytelling is that he starts ramped up to 10, dials it up to 11, doesn't know where else to go, and starts repeating himself, only moreso.