"This interpersonal conflict, downbeat (and arguably out of character) though it is, is superbly played by John Spencer and Martin Sheen. Leo, sadly, is for me at least a very unlikeable character, continuing a trend which began last year; it's a real shame to see such a well-loved figure descend into acrimonious conflict with his former friends."
I agree. It's just not Leo. My initial reaction (which I hinted at in my thoughts) was who is this, and what did he to with Leo? This is Neo-Con West Wing... :0(
"One other interesting thing to note - Mary McCormack, alias Kate Harper, is now in the opening credits. I assume this means she's a regular (though not necessarily, since others have hopped in and out of the credits before now). This is somewhat surprising, to me at least, but she's a decent enough character, so I guess we'll see how she fits in."
I think this fact says a very great deal about the new direction of the show.
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Date: 2005-10-16 07:41 am (UTC)I agree. It's just not Leo. My initial reaction (which I hinted at in my thoughts) was who is this, and what did he to with Leo? This is Neo-Con West Wing... :0(
"One other interesting thing to note - Mary McCormack, alias Kate Harper, is now in the opening credits. I assume this means she's a regular (though not necessarily, since others have hopped in and out of the credits before now). This is somewhat surprising, to me at least, but she's a decent enough character, so I guess we'll see how she fits in."
I think this fact says a very great deal about the new direction of the show.