It was really only 3 episodes devoted to Sarah. Desert Cantos kind of broke it up a bit. It think it felt longer to the people who didn't enjoy it since it started with Earthlings in December and then picked back up with Good Wound in February and just finished with Some Must Watch 2 weeks ago.
I'm such a huge Sarah fan, that I'd be happy having all episodes being devoted to her! Heh. But it's nice when they strike a balance. I think the show works best when Sarah is at the center, but all the principals are significantly involved in the story — more like season 1.
John is going to struggle with some adolescent feelings, and she's going to brush up against her own near-humanity, but those two are never going to get together, and they shouldn't.
I tend to think John is over with the adolescent feelings about Cameron (since the "I love you" ploy), but he still seems very confused about anything he feels for her. Actually, I don't think he even knows or understands what he feels for or about her.
I started thinking about Cameron the other night and the next thing you know, I'd written up this huge long post about her. I haven't quite finished it yet, though. It's not anywhere near as in-depth as this, but Cameron's an interesting character. The bits of "humanity" that I we're kind of starting to see are, I think, more of a glitch than any kind of evolution. I like the way they're developing her. Hmm. I may have to go finish that post soon. :)
Re: I mostly agree
I'm such a huge Sarah fan, that I'd be happy having all episodes being devoted to her! Heh. But it's nice when they strike a balance. I think the show works best when Sarah is at the center, but all the principals are significantly involved in the story — more like season 1.
John is going to struggle with some adolescent feelings, and she's going to brush up against her own near-humanity, but those two are never going to get together, and they shouldn't.
I tend to think John is over with the adolescent feelings about Cameron (since the "I love you" ploy), but he still seems very confused about anything he feels for her. Actually, I don't think he even knows or understands what he feels for or about her.
I started thinking about Cameron the other night and the next thing you know, I'd written up this huge long post about her. I haven't quite finished it yet, though. It's not anywhere near as in-depth as this, but Cameron's an interesting character. The bits of "humanity" that I we're kind of starting to see are, I think, more of a glitch than any kind of evolution. I like the way they're developing her. Hmm. I may have to go finish that post soon. :)