Rowan can’t really fault Laurel for going back to the office to work. After all, if she did, she’d have to explain why she’s doing the same thing. Thankfully, Janet came to her senses after leaving Brian’s proximity. This is[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Rowan suggested that Brian do some networking so that he wouldn’t talk people’s ears off for more than five minutes. The good news is that it worked. Kate mostly appreciates it. The bad news is that it also did what[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Laurel reports that there were no casualties at last night’s “dinner meeting” (though cynics might argue that there was one head injury).
The hardest part with juggling multiple storylines with an ensemble cast is the pacing issues. This scene with Brian and Rowan talking about Brian’s seemingly spur of the moment hiring of Janet is a prime example. Based on the schedule,[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I’ve been unfair to Janet. She really is smart. It’s just that she tends to zone out with anything to do with Brian. Since most of her appearances involve Brian, it’s hard to show just how smart she is. In[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
For the record, Olive was promoted to “senior file clerk” when Rowan made Fran her secretary. Olive still hasn’t realized that in her case, senior means only.
Janet’s back! Actually, she never left, but this is the first time we’ve seen her since she started. That must have been one heck of a party if nobody was expected to show up until two days later.
While Janet is getting better around Brian, she still has a way to go. Still, she’s happy to hit the land running and do her part at the firm.
Don’t worry, Janet took in everything Brian had to say. She loves him for his mind, after all. (The hairy, muscular package it comes in is just a perk) We can assume she was biased on his points, though.
