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Joylyn (joylyn) wrote,
@ 2004-03-12 13:51:00
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    Haven't posted here in a while. A long while. Seeing as how The O.C. has been added to my list of obsessions and how I *had* to share this:

    check out:
    don't know where it came from
    or, my friend's blog (or who this is) for extra oc fun,
    like
    THE BEST OF THE OC IN 2003

    10. Ryan’s mom appears, gets drunk, falls on casino table: Lady Atwood,
    how hath
    you betrayed your son? The Blueprint is quite glad that mummy dearest
    showed up
    again, if only to further emphasize the ghetto-ness of Chino, but also
    because
    her behavior seals Ryan’s fate in Newport. Bad White Collar Criminal!
    Bad!

    9. Jimmy Cooper gets a whipping at Cotillion, has bad teeth: Leave it
    to the
    writers to quickly establish the “dark side” of Newport high
    life—embezzlement
    and Tate Donovan’s need for Crest Whitening Strips. “That was my life
    savings!”
    Punch! Cue Coop’s tears for her destroyed social life.

    8. Chino returns to Chino, camera is transformed into a grainy, dull
    lens: Not
    only does his return reveal that Ryan was in a musical, but he gets his
    ass
    kicked by some thugs straight off of the set of Too Fast Too Furious,
    Marissa
    gets to see a prison (Neat! Do you think the inmates will like my
    ultraminiskirt?), and we learn that Chino is a scary place where
    everything is
    gray and muted.

    7. Luke gets shot by Chino’s new friend from Chino, becomes a nice guy:
    Nothing
    scares The Blueprint more than seeing Luke do his creepy-nice schtick.
    But a
    gun going off in the third episode? Now that’s how I remember high
    school! I'm
    so...hungry.

    6. Ryan gets upset at Marissa for being drunk, repeatedly slams car
    door in
    demonstration: Such a remarkable display of method acting, I don’t know
    if I’ll
    ever close my car door normally again. I can’t wait to see how he
    reacts the
    next time someone drinks—which will most definitely happen. This is the
    OC,
    after all.

    I looove being Jewish.
    5. Anything Seth Cohen says, ever: "Yeah, that's the mantra every year,
    and
    every year some big water polo player ends up peeing in one of my
    shoes. Nah,
    I'm just kidding, he pees in both of them.” "So when you lost your
    virginity, I
    was…I was playing Magic: The Gathering." "It's pronounced, TEE-whana.
    You’re so
    white, mom." “With Ryan here, we have a chance to have a real athlete
    in the
    family. Someone to achieve all that your Jewishness has prevented me
    from
    accomplishing.” “I didn't know they had musicals in Chino. I didn't
    even know
    they had dancing or laughter.” “My father, the struggling Jew from the
    Bronx...
    and my mother, Waspy McWasp.”

    4. Luke’s gay family crisis: Not only does this plotline treat us to a
    pornrageous shot of homosexual caresses in a car dealership, but it
    knocks Luke
    down to loser status and propels dialogue such as, “I heard his Dad’s
    favorite
    show is Dawson’s Crack.” “No, I heard it’s Everwoody!” Harbor Butt
    Pirates, The
    Blueprint has got yo’ back. And hey, lesson learned: gay dads have
    feelings
    too.

    And here's my signature sideways glance.3. Ryan rushes to see Marissa
    before
    midnight, falls against the stairwell to check his watch in despair,
    busts in
    on the party in total slow-mo: While this is the most recent addition
    to the
    list, I cannot reiterate how truly powerful this scene is. Not only
    does Ryan
    prove his devotion to Coop by breaking a sweat (which miraculously
    disappears
    once slow-mo kicks in) and saving her from the clutches of therapy-punk
    Oliver,
    McG proves his inability to shoot anything without using his signature
    moves.
    The music, the whipping camera angles, the momentum of 2004. [blueprint
    wipes a
    tear from its bloggy eyes]

    2. Coop OD’s in TJ, Ryan lifts her lifeless body like a scene out of
    Platoon:
    What a stunner to leave us hanging during the World Series! Again,
    McG’s
    whiplash camera skills come into play as she stumbles around drunk, but
    as soon
    as her body hit the ground, we were breathless. She had to be airlifted
    out of
    there, people. Airlifted! Oh, the humanity!

    1. The line that launched a thousand ships.
    "You know what I like about rich kids?" BAM! "Nothing."

    Posted on December 17, 2003


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