Mirroring his body language. Being taken in by really basic observations and life advice shit like a moron deeply engaged by book of horoscopes. Blissfully unaware he was elevating himself by appealing to basic parts of her ego and manipulating her into seeking attachment with him.
I wonder if he did Smallville/Battlestar crossover roleplay in the bedroom.
He did write some great Star Trek episodes, though he also wrote Generations which is atrocious. He just had no idea what the frick he was doing with BSG. He deserves the flak: >The impulse to do it was literally an impulse. We were in the writers room on the finale of that season, always knew we would end season 3 on trial of Baltar and his acquittal, the writers had worked out a story and a plot, they were pitching it to me in the room. And I had a nagging sense that it wasn't big enough, on the level of jumping ahead a year or shooting Adama. And I literally made it up in the room, I said, "What if four of our characters walk from different parts of the ship, end up in a room and say, 'Oh my God, we're Cylons'? And we leave one for next season." And everyone said "Oh my God," and they were scared, and because they were scared, I knew I was right.
He was not right.
They're small, take two.
Okay Boomer.
CARLOS!
Imagine them all pinning you down and taking turns beating you to death lmao
Works as a metaphor for seasons 3 and 4.
imagine sexxing all of them, I'd barely have any cum left for number 3
No imagine them beating you to death and straddling you punching your face in. Stupid fricking b***h I said imagine first go away
I wish this show didn't turn to total shit. It hurts.
well it didn't so you got your wish
>well it didn't
Go to bed, Ron.
joke's on you I'm writing this from bed
Keith Raniere not only had one but enjoyed her and Allison Mack at the same time
>OMG KEITH!
It sucks that she managed to get all her videos with Keith were scrubbed from the internet.
How bad were they?
Pretty much the same as the Alison Mack ones. She was super engaged and fawning over his every word.
Mirroring his body language. Being taken in by really basic observations and life advice shit like a moron deeply engaged by book of horoscopes. Blissfully unaware he was elevating himself by appealing to basic parts of her ego and manipulating her into seeking attachment with him.
I wonder if he did Smallville/Battlestar crossover roleplay in the bedroom.
Poor girl. Probably not the brightest, even if she never had anything to do with the sex cult part.
>even if she never had anything to do with the sex cult
Kek.
I'm not saying she didn't, mind you. I'm saying that even IF she didn't that just makes her at best extremely gullible.
aren't these just normal asians?
There are many awful writers but there is only one RDMOORE! FRICK YOU!
He did write some great Star Trek episodes, though he also wrote Generations which is atrocious. He just had no idea what the frick he was doing with BSG. He deserves the flak:
>The impulse to do it was literally an impulse. We were in the writers room on the finale of that season, always knew we would end season 3 on trial of Baltar and his acquittal, the writers had worked out a story and a plot, they were pitching it to me in the room. And I had a nagging sense that it wasn't big enough, on the level of jumping ahead a year or shooting Adama. And I literally made it up in the room, I said, "What if four of our characters walk from different parts of the ship, end up in a room and say, 'Oh my God, we're Cylons'? And we leave one for next season." And everyone said "Oh my God," and they were scared, and because they were scared, I knew I was right.
He was not right.
>there is only one RDMOORE
>that one Portlandia episode on which fred and carrie find guy named rd moore to write more bsg episodes
I want to rape that machine
I want consent for my robo-love.
ctrl + c
then ctrl + v
i want a lucy lawless clone