Hell hath frozen over (or I've finally lost my marbles)

[only_more_love]

aka I actually liked Sweets in The Salt in the Wounds.  I didn't just tolerate him; I actually liked him.  I thought his scene with Angela in the chiropractor's office was beautiful.  Understated and natural and just perfect.  

*shakes head*

I know.  I can't believe it either.

Comments

[tempertemper77.livejournal.com]

Ha ha - I liked him in that one, too. Wait for Mayhem on the/a (still am not sure) Cross. You'll ♥ him in that ;)

So does this mean you are beginning to get caught up?

[lizook12.livejournal.com]

Oh, I actually liked him in that one, too. It's so hit or miss with him.

[last-archangel.livejournal.com]

I have to say, I never disliked Sweets except for those few weeks when I thought he was Gormagon. Now, because of his childhood and his "imprinting" on Booth and Brennan, I feel for him terribly and want him to be happy.

[mistletoe54.livejournal.com]

Now they've finally stopped faffing about with shoe-horning him into the most inappropriate scenarios, he does come across better. And I agree, he finds his feet finally in Mayhem on a cross but he does have help from a proper psychologist. *g*

[limone1.livejournal.com]

What?! Ok, that's it, you're not on my f-list any more... Just kidding ;) Will have to watch The Salt in the wounds again to see if it's a case of losing marbles & hell freezing or actually true. And I do admire people who admit to changing their mind about something.

[leah1813.livejournal.com]

I've always liked Sweets. Mostly for the reason that he serves no real purpose. He just wants friends and has attached himself to the Jeffersonian...I find that pretty funny.

[doc-3.livejournal.com]

I know ... he's growing on me too. Weird.

[a2zmom.livejournal.com]

Horrors! Sweets has been growing on me also. I still hate how often they shoehorn him in though. I really resent the whole interview thing - Booth seemed to do just fine interviewing suspects on his own, thank you very much.