Monday, September 10, 2012

Warehouse 13 Endless Wonder Review!

Oh what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive.

   
     This saying seems fairly appropriate for this episode of Warehouse 13, don't you think? A few surprises in plot and a few reveals or are they for this time around? (POSSIBLE SPOILER) Also, what I said last time still stands in my book even though we are FINALLY seeing Brother Adrian in action. I stand by my speculations. More on that later. So much to talk about and yet so little. Hmm. Shall we continue?

     There's an artifact that is making people taller. Okay, I'll buy that. Also, the duo believe some artifact related drugs are behind it all. Well, at first. Most of the victims are men and we're on the subject that men want to be taller. Okay, I can see where this is going. I like tall men too. Not that I'm looking though. lol! Pete and Myka are on the trail and Pete seems to be having some character flaws or maybe it's because he hasn't eaten enough that he beds down this new girl who is connected with the drug the duo are investigating. The writers really wanted to bring in the newbie really fast and so I guess having Pete have a one night stand with her was the right choice. Ooookay. We've already seen a relationship with Pete in the past and that one didn't work out either. Also, I kept thinking where did the REAL Pete go during that awkward one minute they're talking and now they're in bed? Not too many episodes ago he was talking about having a baby with Myka and now he's having a one night stand with Really New Girl! Myka, let Pete have a lunch break from now on! Maybe this won't happen anymore!
     Over at Casa de la Warehouse. Yes, Casa de la Warehouse because they practically live there and not at the hotel. lol! Artie is getting ganged up on by Jinks and Claudia about those black diamonds and so Artie brings them in a little more into Brother Adrian's actions. Just a little though because we have to be reminded that Adrian said in the other world if Artie tells anyone anything about the astrolabe he'll endanger them. They find out that Adrian has Harriet Tubman's thimble and the trio are off to track down Brother Data!

A nice video. 


    Meanwhile, Really New Girl has followed Pete and Myka to the other victims of the Tall Man artifact and now has discovered they're more than just CIA agents. Time to call the boss who calls the senator and Pete is now in deep purple goo goo! New Girl takes a trip to Leena's and then with the help of Pete and Regent Man she is introduced to the warehouse. Pete is no Artie. Mrs. Fredrick is cleaning up the senator stuff and New Girl is fired from her old job but may have a new one if things go smoothly in her trial process of becoming a warehouse agent. So kitties if you find out WAY too much about the warehouse they won't kill you or bronze you. You too can become an agent! Don't know if I like her or not yet. Pete has good vibes about her but he had a one night stand with her. How much is is his vibes playing in this or should that be "vibes"? Hmmm. The artifact mystery is solved when Myka finds a bowl used in the victims' cooking classes that was made from the stone of the Colossus statue. Well, that's over.
      Artie, Claudia and Jinks are tracking down Brother Data to an old, abandoned house and we learn Adrian has an ancient plank that when place at the foot of anything creates a portal and we now know how he's suppose to be getting into the warehouse. (POSSIBLE SPOILER AHEAD). Okay, when Adrian was seen holding the plank they didn't show his face. Also, later when Adrian is in disguise using Harriet Tubman's thimble he chooses to be Artie. Hmmm. This is still playing as a possible "Artie is pretending to be Adrian" story to me. He could have easily placed a normal thimble on himself and then rushed back up to wherever he was suppose to be during that time. Also, he could be the one that rigged the plank to hurt Claudia and Jinks and if that is true this year's finale is going to be so heartbreaking. The warehouse probably has totally screwed up our lovable Artie and the other agents may have to bronze him for his own good in the end. *tear* We also see Artie talking alone again with Adrian. This doesn't look good for Artie Bear. I really hope I'm wrong in the end.
     Back at the warehouse Claudia and Jinks agree to drop the investigation into Artie's problems but not really. Then we find out who Artie was calling about the dagger. That would be the woman who's gone missing through mostly all the season. H. G. Wells makes her reappearance at the end of this episode and reveals to Artie she knows Artie has used the astrolabe and you can feel the fear coming from poor Artie with this new revelation. Our poor Pooh Bear is beyond worried for now Jinks, Claudia, and especially Wells, and Mrs. Fredrick know way more than they should! What will happen next?

Also, who else doesn't completely trust Really New Girl? Who else thinks she may have some connection with "Adrian" or something or someone else?  Oh well, on to next week!

Thursday, September 6, 2012

Vincent's Finest Hour Original Fan Made Trailer!

                    This is what happens when you have nothing to do. Just playing around.



Tuesday, September 4, 2012

Doctor Who: Asylum of the Daleks Spoiler Filled Review!



                                       

     Doctor Who is back for a 7th season. It's been a long wait! Here we are on Matt Smith's I believe 4th year as The Doctor and at first I was upset like most when he became number 11. Not for all the reasons some may think though. Yes, I liked David Tennant but I think I complained more when Eccleston left. He was MY Doctor. I was tolerant of Matt taking Tennant's place and willing to give him room to grow and cement his place into the Doctor Who mantel. My mom was not and STILL isn't . A part of me misses Tennant too but come on. It's been years and I'm  pretty much used to Matt now. He has his own thing going and there are times where there's some sparkage of previous Doctors within him. Okay, enough on that. Why must we all beat a dead dog? There is a real problem here with Doctor Who and that may sadly be The Moff or is that changing? Well, let's find out.

     Most reviews I've read for this episode are saying how wonderful it was. I must say this is one of Moffat's better episodes since he's been at the helm and it had a very interesting ending but slightly predictable. Also, I don't know what it is Matt or the Moff himself but this era of Doctor Who ALWAYS seems to take a while to spark my interest. Wait, that should be keep my interest. I don't know why that is but it just is. I come back every season with new hope and it still does it to me. Must admit some of the beginning was very good but Moffat seems to be lacking in some department that I can't quite place my finger on. .

     Anyway, the episode begins with a lady talking to herself. Well, she's suppose to be talking to her daughter Hannah or something. Her daughter is trapped with a bunch of Daleks and she wants The Doctor to save her. Soon The Doctor makes his appearance and we learn the two of them are on the planet Skaro, the Daleks' home world. Also, that The Doctor was tricked to come here because the lady is just a Dalek puppet. I can see what Moffat is trying to do here. Give us another creepy creature. It was a little unnerving at first but it quickly became annoying too. Now Daleks operate humans. Yeah, wait for it. This is only the beginning.

     The Dalek Puppet Girl kidnaps The Doctor. We're now with Amy Pond who is modeling and we learn that she is filing for divorce from Roy. Oh my, what is wrong with the Ponds? Another Dalek Puppet kidnaps them both and the trio are back together at the Parliament of the Daleks. Rather than kill their greatest enemy these pepper pots want The Doctor's help. Don't really remember what these Daleks want the Doc for but they beam all three of them down to their planet for the mentally and criminally insane Daleks. The Daleks think hatred is beautiful which is suppose to be why they haven't killed the Doctor yet. Hmmm. The Doctor is now in contact with a girl (who is suppose to be the next companion) named Oswin who has been holed up in her crashed spaceship for a year trying to keep the loony Daleks away. She entertains herself by making souffles. The Doctor wonders where she gets the milk.


    All three characters, Amy, Roy, and The Doctor have their own little story going for them. Roy landed in a bunch of sleeping Daleks and Oswin helps him escape them. Amy has an armband which is suppose to keep her from turning into a Dalek Puppet pulled off of her by one of the living dead Dalek Puppets. She begins the process of turning into one until the Doctor puts his on her arm. He doesn't need one remember...Time Lord. Hmmm. Amy and Roy's relationship is mending after Roy tells her he loves her even though she can't have any more children now after River Song. Karen Gillan did a pretty good job with the emotion but I've never been able to connect with Amy like I have previous companions. Speaking of companions, when it comes Oswin, I loved her from the very beginning. She is quirky and funny and doesn't have a domineering attitude to her that Amy seems to have which I've never really liked. Oswin is very likable which is what Moffat probably had in mind so that the BIG reveal would hit a little harder.


     Oswin helps the Doc through intensive care to where her ship is suppose to be. We have some twisty ties here for when The Doctor enters the area where Oswin is, it's not like what we've seen through most of the episode. Sadly, we learn that Oswin was captured like the rest of the crew of her spaceship but unlike the rest she was a genius and so instead of changing her into a puppet they fully conformed her into a Dalek. Now, I must admit. I haven't seen very much of the original series so I don't know if this is a novel idea from The Moff when it comes to the Daleks but from my point of view it's a little clever but also disappointing. The Daleks are suppose to be The Doctor's greatest foes right? Well, at this very moment the Daleks are no different now than the Cybermen. :( So Daleks can control and change humans into themselves which is exactly what the Cybermen do. We don't need TWO different enemies who do the same thing. The Daleks have lasers built into them where they kill their enemies. That is frightening and that should be their main threat to EGGS-TER-MIN-NATE. Even that is too similar to the Cybermen's chant. Don't get me wrong, I liked the episode for what it was. One of the better of Moffat's time no doubt. This is just a stitch in my side.

      The Doctor tries to help Oswin come to terms with the fact she is a Dalek now. She wants to exterminate him at first but her drive to remember being human is enough to let him go and tell him to run. The Doctor escapes just in time with Amy and Roy before the planet is destroyed by the Daleks. Was Oswin destroyed too? How is she suppose to be The Doctor's new companion? Aren't we suppose to see her again for the Christmas episode or was that a fib from the Moff? Amy and Roy have made up and the Doctor drops them off at their home. How long will we continue to travel with those two? Many questions but the most important one is the one that Oswin managed to give to all the other Daleks. "Who is the Doctor?" In other words, "Doctor Who?" This seemed to greatly delight the Doctor. The 50th anniversary of Doctor Who is coming. Will we finally get an answer to this question during this time? That's just it. What it all comes down to with Doctor Who. Only time will tell. :)

Next episode is Dinosaurs on a Spaceship. I'll be surprised if this one is even better than the first one but it does have two things going for it from this Harry Potter fan, Mr. Weasley and Filch! Oh just so we don't forget The Doctor even says the title in the episode. Hmmm. :)



 

Monday, August 27, 2012

Warehouse 13: Fractures Review!


     Wow, wow, wow! This episode of Warehouse 13 really shined there at the end didn't it?. Right in the middle I was a little bored but boy did I perk up during that action scene! Clever little twists weren't they? Well, I expected some things but there were a few moments here and there which threw me for a loop! Also, I do believe I'm becoming linked to the Warehouse myself! Some creepy creepiness in a certain artifact that was shown! lol! Read on and I'll explain! :D

     Artie seems to be preparing himself for a date with Doctor Bionic! Gooo Artie! A little relaxation from the fear of being killed by Claudia and becoming exposed will do him some good! In comes Claudia with some major mocking and teasing of our little Artie Bear. It is Jinks, Claudia, and Artie this time They sure are used to the Artie jokes and sooo fast. Barely hung in there! You all rock! Pete and Myka come in and talk with Artie about his jacket and his date and now it's becoming so sweet I feel like they're spreading the Artie jam all over their toast. Eww...but I still like it! So Artie leaves for his date and one might think we were in for an Artie-lite episode but nope. This is an Artie-heavy season and we should know better!

     Meanwhile, in Rapid City, South Dakota a priest tells a girl who is waiting for a gift that an old dressing mirror was just delivered. The girl walks into the storage area and uncovers an artifact from the show's past, Lewis Carroll's Looking Glass! Hmmm. This mirror was in the Dark Vault right? Most of the other artifacts that have gone missing so far were in the main parts of the Warehouse. How is Brother Adrian now stealing artifacts from the Dark Vault?! Does he have an artifact in his possession  where he can enter and leave the Warehouse at whim? Hmmm  (POSSIBLE SPOILER AHEAD). Here's one for ya? Is Brother Adrian even doing this or is he even around at all? Has anyone else been around when Artie talks with Brother Adrian? We've never seen Adrian actually take an artifact from the Warehouse. At least not yet. Also, from what Myka says later in this episode about the Warehouse can make you crazy, maybe there is more going on here than what we've seen.  Could it be possible that Artie himself is stealing his own artifacts and IMAGINING he's talking with Adrian? Just a theory or speculation. Anyways, the girl clicks a camera that says "click me" on it and suddenly Alice is in the mirror and pulls the girl in too. Switcheroo Time. Now the girl is Alice and she proceeds to kiss and kick the crap out of the poor priest. Alice is on the prowl.

     Pete and Myka visit Alice possessed girl in the hospital (she was in a car crash because of Alice). Now she's tied to the bed and screaming. The duo enter the hospital room and "Alice" appears to know them. She calls them both by their names. She flirts with Pete and says a bunch of nonsense so Myka thinks they should check out the storage room  instead of talking with her. They discover the mirror there and now they know they have some serious biz to deal with! Alice is in her own little Wonderland having a grand ole time...AGAIN! .



  Artie has met up with Doctor Bionic and they chat for awhile and over at the Warehouse the gang find out that Lewis Carroll's mirror is missing from the Dark Vault! Uh oh! Claudia is wondering why Jinks is staying away from the action cases which we know why of course.  They clue in Leena and the trio visit the Dark Vault. More plot progressing moments occur here when Claudia finds that the  empty space where the mirror was isn't quite empty. She finds a black diamond. Jinks recognizes it as one of many others left behind from Artie's stolen artifacts. This is big news for Claudia who seems quite surprised and Jinks seems surprised that Artie didn't tell her about it. Of course he didn't Jinks but you wouldn't know that! Now, I must say something about this next quick scene. Earlier today I was thinking about the show and I thought wouldn't it be awesome if somehow there was an artifact from The Wizard of Oz out in the world? Instantly I thought of the tornado but that was the weather pipe episode so naturally the next idem I thought of was you guessed it the ruby red slippers! Also, I was talking to a friend at work about The Wizard of Oz. She has a picture up on her wall. She is a big fan of the movie. Then what idem should Jinks pass by just before they leave the Dark Vault but those ruby red slippers! Either the warehouse is connecting with us all, people just seem to think alike at times just like these writers, or Alice in Wonderland just makes you automatically think of The Wizard of Oz! lol! Oh, by the way. Here's a little Wizard of Ox trivia. The slippers are red in the film but they're silver in the books so those red slippers must be from the set of The Wizard of Oz and since Judy Garland wore them whatever the artifact does more than likely is connected with her. Maybe you see the witch all the time if you wear them or you continue singing Somewhere Over the Rainbow for eternity. They were in the Dark Vault so maybe it has something to do with Judy Garland's later years where she had personal troubles with self-image, drugs, and suicide. Creepy. We better move on!

    Pete and Myka continue to track down Alice while letting the warehouse gang know that the mirror is broken and they must find another way to trap her. Alice finds a way to jump bodies using a shard of the broken mirror. This girl is now on a mission to find Artie! Someone (Adrian or Artie) told her to go after him for revenge of taking the astrolabe. Claudia, Leena, and Jinks look into other artifacts from Alice in Wonderland and discover the smoking worm's hookah was based on a real one that sucks out people's souls and traps them inside. Now they have a containment artifact. Only thing is where is Alice? Pete calls Artie who is on a nice dinner date with his doc and none too pleased. He tells Artie that Alice is after someone with a french name. Can't remember the actual name. We discover that this is the name of the restaurant Artie and Bionic Woman are at. Not only that but their waitress is Alice herself with a knife behind her back! Artie to the rescue. He grabs Alice and pushes her away. Then grabs Bionic Woman. presses the fire alarm and out they go. Pete and Myka catch up and the chase is on. More leaping bodies until Artie decides enough is enough and becomes bait. Claudia and Jinks meet up with the rest of the gang at a hotel so now the hookah is ready. A few more body jumping and now Alice is in the Bionic Woman! Oh no! Alice threatens Artie and his girlfriend for a few seconds then here comes Claudia to the rescue with the hookah. It doesn't go as planned though. Alice tricks them, breaks the hookah and suddenly she is inside Claudia! Oh no! Anyone but Claudia is what Artie is thinking at that moment as Claudia takes the shard and runs toward Artie ready to stab him just like in his dream! Jinks jumps in between them and the shard stabs him in the shoulder which makes Claudia scream! Poor Claudia! Jinks grabs the shard, sucks Alice back in, and then  Pete and Myka bag her! Alice is down!

     Later, back at the warehouse, a bandaged Jinks and Claudia talk about their odd situation that Leena found out about earlier. She saw their auras switch when Claudia was trying to reach the hookah. Now everyone knows. So that secret's shot! In the Dark Vault Artie checks to make sure the astrolabe is still where he hid it. It is. Then he proceeds to scream out to Brother Adrian. He seems to continue to say the same thing over and over again. Has the Warehouse drove Artie nuts like Myka says it can do? Seems to be one of Leena's worries because unbeknownst to Artie who leaves Leena was in the Dark Vault too and now knows something is up. It's getting better and better every week people! The End...for now.

Next week's episode looks good. Who will this stranger be and what will she bring to the warehouse? :0

A cool video to go out on! :)




Tuesday, August 21, 2012

Warehouse 13: No Pain, No Gain Review Part 2

     Meanwhile, as Pete and Myka's adventure continues Artie is all worried back at the warehouse and Jinks can tell that something is up. Remember, he is our "can tell when anyone is lying guy." I'm also a fan of Once Upon a Time and make reviews for that series too. One of the main characters in that series also can tell when someone is lying. That would be Emma Swan. Wasn't there a series called Lie to Me which was all about a man who could tell if someone was lying? What? Did that series rub off on all the writers? Why do we have to have a human lie detector in every show now? Guess cause it makes the story telling easier somehow. Don't have to plug them up to a machine to find out. Just sit these people in front of them. Yep, he's lying! No, possibility they could be wrong. Riiiiight. Anyway, Jinks knows Artie is hiding something. He and Trailer (the cutest dog ever) follow Artie to more of those missing artifacts. Artie confesses to Jinks that someone is stealing only the artifacts that Artie himself has snagged. They're on the trail! Someone stole a riffle that was part of a set. They only stole the one Artie brought to the warehouse so Artie uses Jinks to find the other riffle still in the warehouse. It reveals the whereabouts of it's partner and the two are off to find the stolen merchandise.

                             It's Warehouse Fantastic Muggles Studies for Claudia this week!

     Claudia's field trip with Mrs. F finds her in town looking through windows. A particular one in a store where a woman throws herself in front of a baby to save the babe from being shot. The woman is shot in the shoulder and Claudia notices that the woman's bracelet shimmers for a second. She's just witnessed the creation of an artifact. How interesting are these turn of events. I don't know if I like that the writers can now  say anyone can make an artifact. Usually, it's only been famous people and historical characters who are connected to an artifact. Now any regular Joe can make one. That's cool but this also makes me wonder if the writers are running out of ideas in how to connect historical characters and such to artifacts. Are they possibly becoming a little lazy in that department now? Case in point we do have another artifact from the past coming back for a second time in the very next episode (Alice in Wonderland's Mirror). Hope not. I love the parts where we learn about who is connected to what and how. It's fun when it's people we know from history or entertainment. I think there is plenty of untapped history to use and twist to their own means! That's one of the best parts about Warehouse 13. Claudia could feel that there was something up with the woman before she protected the child. So Claudia is to one day become the next Mrs. Fredrick right? We already know that Mrs. F already knows something is wrong with Artie and we all saw that grey streak in her hair right? What if Claudia will soon be able to tell something is wrong with Artie? Maybe the flashes Artie sees is really Claudia somehow trying to save him. This is Warehouse 13 people! That dagger may not kill Artie but it might just help him somehow.

     Pete and a nine month pregnant Myka track down the crazy cookie fan lady to her grandfather's house where she has kidnapped Hockey Dude. He in pain because she's wish broken the bones in his legs. Pete lays a Tesla on Myka's tummy and sneaks inside. Fan Lady sees him outside, grabs an ax and captures Myka who dropped the Tesla and couldn't pick it back up. You know...pregnant. Fan Lady holds the keys which have her grandfather's dog tags on them and wishes that Pete's lungs collapse and that he stopped breathing. This artifact only works on people you love because the dog tags were charged by Fan Lady's grandfather during a war. He was urging his fellow war buddy on so it doesn't work on Pete because Fan Lady doesn't love him. Pete grabs the keys from the lady and deactivates it. No more pregnant Myka and we have one former hockey player in monumental pain in the house. Later Pete explains to Myka why the artifact didn't work on him and basically says he loves her! Awww. How sweet and awkward was that moment?! I don't how we're suppose to take this really. The relationship between these two has been a love between friends and now we have Pete saying that he'd like to start a family someday and Myka seems to be the only choice for him because she's the only one who would understand all this craziness he's been through. Hmmm. It's still sweet in an awkward way but since when has Pete NOT been awkward when it comes to the mushy stuff with Myka? lol!

     Artie and Jinks track down all the stolen artifacts but not before Jinks almost is shot by the wild riffle artifacts. Artie doesn't think much about it at first because Jinks is connected with the metro thing artifact which wouldn't let him die. Jinks lets it slip to Artie it would hurt Claudia though. First Myka, now Artie. Boy, Jinks can't keep a secret! This calms Artie down somewhat because it explains why Claudia hasn't felt like herself in a while. It doesn't mean she wants to kill Artie. Hmmm. He worries for Claudia but seems to worry more for himself. Is Artie changing?

     Mrs. F takes Claudia on one more little field trip to visit her grandson in an old folk's home. Mrs. F is really old which we've gathered that about her a long time back! Welcome to your future Claudia! You sure you want to live such a life? We end with a strange scene with Pete looking at a baby and Myka looking at him. Oookay. What are we to understand about that? Are these two going to get closer in the future or what? Oh, and did I mention the fact that H. G. is still nowhere to be found?! Are those rumors that she's getting her own spin-off show true? Hmmm. The End...for this week.

I WILL be rooting for more episodes like this in the future! Warehouse 13, you rock!  :D


Monday, August 20, 2012

Warehouse 13: No Pain, No Gain Review Part 1

 
     Wow! This episode was great in my opinion! So much better than last week's episode! Doesn't even compare! Where to begin? Each story line has something interesting and I enjoyed every part of it. Even the obvious pregnancy thing. Didn't see it coming but should have. You'll see what I mean if you read further! High fives all around for team Warehouse 13! Yay!

     The episodes starts off brilliantly. We are in Kyoto, Japan with a gentlemen who is trying to sell a dangerous feather-like artifact or something. We have Myka and Claudia undercover as I believe Geishas.. Myka stops the trade with a handy little windmill thingy that makes colorful, windy dots come out of it! They capture the artifact but before they head home Myka's sister calls and we learn that her sister is pregnant! Good for Myka's sister! The two girls head home!

      At the warehouse Artie is watching hockey which surprises Pete who makes some jokes about it. Right here was when I felt right at home with the show. Their interactions this time felt right and not at all forced. Whoever wrote and directed this one did a great job on this scene. The girls come in all giddy from their adventure and Artie all serious about the artifact. Myka is holding a huge teddy bear obviously meant for her soon-to-be niece or nephew. A few more enjoyable jokes where Artie gets a new nickname. Artie says they have a ping. A hockey player broke his arm but continues to play like it's nothing plus slamming another player through the glass and into the audience. It's artifact catching time for Pete and Myka! This time it's quite a good one too! Myka leaves the huge bear behind and we get a cute moment with Artie hugging the bear. Who should appear then but Claudia of course and here comes another bear joke from the gal! "Awww. He's so cute and fluffy and the bear is too!" Earlier in another episode Claudia made jokes about Artie comparing him to Winnie the Pooh and now another bear joke about Artie. These are so cute and sweet. Are the writers doing this for emotional means? Are we suppose to feel this connection between Artie and Claudia even stronger than normal this year? Well, I think so! This could be just a sweet ongoing joke but will it be more in the end? Just have to wait and see. Claudia mentions she's not been feeling well and not herself. This triggers another fright from Artie and also the too often used flash forward of Claudia stabbing Artie with the dagger. Artie gives Claudia a letter which is from Mrs. Fredrick. So it's a night on the town or should I say day on the town with Mrs. F!

     Pete and Myka head to a Toronto hockey game bypassing some crazed fan who gives Pete some cookies to give to their suspect. Inside the stadium Myka meets hockey dude who is a little too cocky for his own good. Myka feels some sparkage at first but later argues like mad with this guy. We find out Myka was pre-med which seems a little too convenient to me. Was this mentioned in her background before? Maybe it was but I don't remember. Hockey Dude has major breaks in his arm, legs, and ribs but someone or something has been cluing him together and quite carelessly it seems. The arguing between Myka and Hockey Dude escalates so much that Pete makes jokes about him being the sassy side kick in a romantic comedy. Very funny! Myka and Hockey Dude do kiss just before the game and this enrages crazy cookie making fan lady with car keys! Uh oh! Hmmm. Pete is in the crowd checking out the crowd and their belongings. The duo believe the artifact they're looking for might belong to a fan. Pete takes hold of cookie fan lady's keys while looking at a little boy. Suddenly, Myka is pregnant! Remember when Myka found out her sister was pregnant? I should have known this would come back. Why else mention it but it didn't occur to me that it would come back like this. It was funny and it brought out some emotions for the duo which were really sweet.