[S1E3] My First Kiss
Dawson and Joey are watching the infamous kissing scene in From Here to Eternity. Dawson, on brand as ever, tells Joey how he intends to stage the perfect kiss with Jen, complete with crashing waves, grainy footage, but without Burt Lancaster, which is unfortunate as swapping Dawson for Burt is probably the only way that Jen would actually enjoy the experience.
[S1E3] My First Kiss
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Joey/Deborah is on her date with Anderson, who asks Joey some rich people first date questions and Joey tells him that nothing ever happens in a one-horse town like Capeside whilst she flicks some imaginary lint off of her imaginary mink coat.
Joey and Anderson playfully wrestle into to the sand, and Anderson leans in for a kiss. For a moment Joey is tempted but she pulls away. She explains to Anderson that she needs to tell him The Truth.
This week\u2019s episode is called \u2018Kiss\u2019, and last week\u2019s episode was called \u2018Dance\u2019. This is despite the fact that the plot for \u2018Dance\u2019 centred around Dawson\u2019s quest to kiss Jen, and the only dancing that took place was some lifeless shuffling courtesy of the low-energy Capeside High extras.
Dawson failed to get a kiss & instead settled for a slow dance with Jen, who wants to take things slowly because of WHAT HAPPENED IN NEW YORK. Joey\u2019s feelings for Dawson continued to hide in plain sight, as she confronted Gail with the Good Hair about cheating on Mitch.
Tamara/Miss Jacobs continued her one woman mission to become the subject of a Lifetime Special by kissing Pacey YET AGAIN, and Dawson\u2019s movie - which we have renamed Behind Schedule - remained behind schedule.
Pacey thinks that Dawson is humiliating himself by being Nellie\u2019s bitch, so Dawson promptly changes the subject to how he\u2019s going to set up the perfect conditions to kiss Jen, by taking her to the ruins of some nice garden where he also intends to finish shooting his new movie.
Dawson and Jen overhear people coming into the Ruins, so break off their argument to hide. LO AND BEHOLD, it\u2019s only Pacey and Tamara. Dawson doesn\u2019t see them, because in their hiding place, he and Jen are sharing a kiss that is perfect in its imperfection. Pacey loses his virginity to Tamara, surrounded by nothing but faux Greek ruins, oh, and Dawson\u2019s video camera, which is still recording.
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Don meets again with Rachel Menken. That afternoon, he meets her at the store, where she gives him a tour and tells him stories about when she was a young girl and her father ran the store. On the rooftop, she shows him the store's guard dogs. She tells Don that her mother died giving birth to her and Don kisses her impulsively, then admits to her that he is married. In response, Rachel tells Don that she wants someone else put in charge of her account.
Ana is packing for Barcelona and finds a paper airplane from Alberto with a note asking her to meet him on the roof. There, Alberto tells her that his plan is to drag out the engagement until Velvet makes enough money to pay back Gerardo. Then, he will cancel the engagement and marry Ana. What a coward! Ana, of course, thinks this is a fine idea. Much kissing ensues.
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The Fuzzy Boots CorollaryLeonard and Penny's faux date.InformationSeriesThe Big Bang TheorySeason no.1Episode no.3AirdateOctober 8, 2007DirectorMark CendrowskiEpisode GuidePrevious EpisodeThe Big Bran HypothesisNext EpisodeThe Luminous Fish Effect"The Fuzzy Boots Corollary" is the third episode of the first season of American sitcom The Big Bang Theory. This episode first aired on Monday, October 8, 2007.
While playing World of Warcraft, the group attempts to retrieve the Sword of Azeroth. Sheldon captures the sword and then betrays them and sells the sword on eBay which Howard buys. Leonard goes over to Penny's place to return her mail he "accidentally" acquired and sees Penny kissing a guy named Doug at her door. He is devastated thinking she has 'rejected' him. The guys convince him to ask someone out at work. Geeky girl scientist Leslie Winkle has recently started to shave her legs which they feel indicated that she is available. When Leonard enters her lab, she is heating up a Cup O'Noodles with her laser. He asks her to a bio-social exploration with a neuro-chemical overlay as the modification of our colleague/friendship paradigm, with the addition of a date-like component. Instead of the date, Leslie proposes that they go straight to kissing in which she finds Leonard's technique good; however, she is not aroused.
In many ways, it was a self-written prophecy, from the moment Frank entered his life that it would end in heartbreak. Nothing is permanent in our world in the first place, but in the middle of a pandemic, everything just feels that more fragile. A beautiful reminder that love is open for all to find, no matter who and where you choose to discover it with. It's heartbreaking, poignant, and achingly romantic.
A complete change of pace from the first two episodes (read my The Last of Us episode 1 recap and TLOU episode 2 recap if you need a refresher), this third episode of The Last of Us takes a notable bit of the game, and expands it to a full story.
But don't scroll down before you watch The Last of Us episode 3 online (trust us, this HBO Max show is to be seen first, and not read beforehand). That's what happens when you've got one of the best HBO shows in a while.
On the road, Ellie and Joel happen across the remnants of a crashed plane (this was the first shot of the game that was released), and she's impressed he got to enjoy air travel, a part of history not available to her. Ellie then has too many questions about the origin of the Cordyceps pandemic, and her frustration with her own education gives Joel a moment to educate with the version of the story (tainted food) he's learned.
Driving around in his truck, Bill takes someone's speedboat to use as his extended cargo bay before taking all the gasoline he can, and then pilfering a home depot. He even steals heavy duty electrical equipment from a nearby plant that he sets up as a home generator. Bill looks and acts like a feral Ron Swanson, it's perfect. He even harvests all the wood he needs from local trees before setting up a ton of traps. Mid-supper, a buzzer interrupts Bill's meal, and we learn he's got a series of traps to automatically take out any infected (or humans) that trespass. "It doesn't get old," he says, signaling this is far from his first trophy.
After a pregnant pause, Frank asks who the girl he was singing about was. Bill says "there's no girl." Frank replies, "I know." The two share a deep embrace of two people who are starved for affection, Frank asks his host's name, and Bill complies. Frank gets Bill to shower, and Bill joins his guest in bed thereafter. These moments are all treated with the nervousness of a first time in a long time, and you see Bill's vulnerability, as he's kept himself curtained off from society and is almost scared of this kind of contact. And then Bill reveals why he's so fragile and scared. This is his first time with a man.
In bed, before Frank continues, he tells his host that he won't leave immediately afterwards. Or as Frank so perfectly puts it, he's "not a whore." The two kiss, and right before things go beyond that, we jump cut to 3 years later.
Except that's not at all what's happening. We cut to 2020, and now Bill's wheeling Frank into their house. Their hair is now far more salt than pepper, and Frank's suffering from some condition, as evidenced by his inability to paint. He and Bill share a look, and over dinner, Bill has to remind Frank to take his pills, which he dutifully arranges for Frank. Bill then carries Frank up the stairs for bed, tucks him in, and they kiss each other on the cheek before bed. Aging isn't graceful, but they have each other.
We cut to a very nervous Clone Halsey on an operating table, and John in a similar position. Adun apologies that Clone Halsey needs to be awake for the procedure, which he assures her will hurt. With her body restrained, Adun, who now reveals himself to be an absolute creep, moves to kiss Clone Halsey before Doctor Halsey enters the room.
Later that night, Jack, Elizabeth and others head to a secret speakeasy after giving the password "umbrellas." Elizabeth seems amazed by the representation of the roaring '20s. It's been alluded to in previous episodes, but finally in this episode, Jack and Elizabeth become intimate, seemingly for the first time, not long before their marriage. 041b061a72