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Post by LycanthroFee on Sept 27, 2016 6:35:25 GMT
Warning for spoilers if you haven't seen it yet
Christ I loved this episode! I mean I woke up at 6:30 am to watch it (or more, I woke up, checked my phone, saw Joan had linked me to it ( <3 ) and watched it immediately) I'm so tired guys ... I have to supervise the year 1's today. They're little beasties who don't listen to what you say. I make good choices ...
But YES this was such a good episode and I .. love miriam. big shocker there guys aye?
I'm very tired I can't form proper coherent sentances about what I loved about that episode but I LOVE IT
(sorry if I swore I've read this over 3 times and removed about 6 swears)
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Post by Lachie V on Sept 27, 2016 21:58:29 GMT
Personally, I think that Fee thinking Harvey's whole family were born at the same time felt a bit too stupid for her. Other than that and this one missed opportunity, I liked this episode.
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Post by Lachie V on Sept 27, 2016 22:42:18 GMT
In case you're wondering, the missed opportunity was when Miriam played the concert on the roof, she should have ended it by saying "I'd like to say thank you on behalf of the group and ourselves, and I hope we passed the audition".
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Post by LycanthroFee on Sept 28, 2016 10:14:28 GMT
I'm just surprised at the adult jokes squeezed in. According to my rules, we can't talk about the cake scene ... Tfw the show itself breaks your very vague, loose rules ...
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Post by Lachie V on Sept 28, 2016 11:19:24 GMT
I'm just saying that it seems like Foo’s level of stupidity.
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Post by LycanthroFee on Sept 28, 2016 12:55:01 GMT
I will agree that Fee seems to have dropped in IQ in season 2, and she seems ... off? I mean when "just stop being alive" is advice and she doesn't seem to give a hoot when Rooter is chasing Harvey and Foo with the intent to kill
I mean Foo does excel in areas where Fee doesn't (like reading, Foo is good at reading but Fee is still learning) but that's a little silly.
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Post by Lachie V on Sept 28, 2016 13:33:16 GMT
A similar thing happened in Thomas the Tank Engine. In seasons 8 to 16, they often brought up that Henry needed special coal that was different to all the other engines. If he took normal coal, it would clog up his firebox and he couldn't puff properly. Give credit to the writers, they took some influence to a season 1 episode where Henry had to start taking special coal but 1: Normal coal didn't clog up his firebox, he was just a weak engine at the time and 2: This was completely changed in the next episode where he was given a bigger firebox and no longer needed special coal.
The point is, TV shows screw up some times.
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Post by LycanthroFee on Sept 28, 2016 19:31:16 GMT
Now that I think about it, i quite like the thing where fee thinks harvey's family was all born at the same time.
Actually I'm wondering if that's been purposefully crammed in there because in op peanut butter foo says 'do you think we hatched from eggs?'
I don't know, it feels like this stuff is being crammed in there as foreshadowing for when we get fee and foo's backstory. Because they're thinking about where harvey's family came from then where they came from, and it would make sense for fee to think that they were just born together because
If Little Littlebark has another piece of dialogue like this then I'll know for sure that's what's going on
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Post by jenny on Sept 28, 2016 23:52:04 GMT
i have a really dumb headcanon/au that fee and foo are sent to time travel through different time periods and different versions of littlebark.
they have an au where the adult characters and kid characters have been swapped and such. (i.e. irving was born to harvey and another female bird and live in the 2010s instead of the 80s/90s in one of the timelines, and it's the same with the other adults.)
i would explain more but it would probably get confusing. that's why fee is confused. she went through so many different timelines and versions of the beaks that she's confused on when they actually were born
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