The cab driver is Kotetsu's former boss, from episode 1 before he got bought out.
I loved this episode - I felt like the ending leant a sense of menace to Keith's innocence, without detracting from it. And I really like Keith.
I keep having OMG YOU ARE A SHITTY PARTNER moments at Barnaby, though, during the fight scene (oh, wait, Kotetsu's being smashed into a wall over and over, I think I'll stand here and discuss my dead parents some more) and the end (when Kotetsu is stressed and worrying about his powers, and still considerate enough to ask if Bunny's upset and let him talk, while Bunny is again oblivious to anything but his own angst).
Continued love for Nathan being 'one of the girls' and awesome. Also, so mean, sponsors, for not letting us have Tiger in a skimpy bathing suit.
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Date: 2011-07-10 02:44 pm (UTC)I loved this episode - I felt like the ending leant a sense of menace to Keith's innocence, without detracting from it. And I really like Keith.
I keep having OMG YOU ARE A SHITTY PARTNER moments at Barnaby, though, during the fight scene (oh, wait, Kotetsu's being smashed into a wall over and over, I think I'll stand here and discuss my dead parents some more) and the end (when Kotetsu is stressed and worrying about his powers, and still considerate enough to ask if Bunny's upset and let him talk, while Bunny is again oblivious to anything but his own angst).
Continued love for Nathan being 'one of the girls' and awesome. Also, so mean, sponsors, for not letting us have Tiger in a skimpy bathing suit.