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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Avery" data-source="post: 221860" data-attributes="member: 27">It was skating on the line of satirizing musical episodes, given the set-up and the cheese factor.&nbsp; Adam accidentally tripped the gas going to two of the fireplaces in the house--one in a living-room area, and the other in the room above--which happened to be Fallon&#039;s room.&nbsp; We saw the trip of the gas main but they did not foreshadow anything happening.&nbsp; Fallon was spending more time in her room than usual, thus she got the most exposure to the gas.&nbsp; The direction was such that it was not immediately obvious anything was wrong with her.&nbsp; She was talking to (okay, arguing with) Adam and Blake, and then suddenly they burst into song.&nbsp; It wasn&#039;t framed as Fallon having a hallucination; it was just a WTF? moment as she moved on.&nbsp; Those kind of moments started happening with increasing frequency after/during periods spent too long in her room.&nbsp; The only &quot;real&quot; song was when Fallon sang to Liam over the phone (while in her room)....so it was HIS turn for the WTF face.&nbsp; &nbsp; The author of the article was kind enough to omit the name of the cast member who didn&#039;t impress with her singing.&nbsp; It appears cristal clear to me that she was probably directed to sing poorly, since it was funnier to have that difficult-to-sing song done poorly in a party atmosphere.&nbsp; They were at a point where the &#039;joke&#039; of these characters singing randomly that they had to raise the comic factor by having her butcher the song (and without any sort of embarrassment!).&nbsp; Besides, Fallon strikes me as the type who would, even in hallucinations, imagine herself to be singing beautifully while others around her aren&#039;t nearly as good.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Daniel Avery, post: 221860, member: 27"] It was skating on the line of [I]satirizing[/I] musical episodes, given the set-up and the cheese factor. Adam accidentally tripped the gas going to two of the fireplaces in the house--one in a living-room area, and the other in the room above--which happened to be Fallon's room. We saw the trip of the gas main but they did not foreshadow anything happening. Fallon was spending more time in her room than usual, thus she got the most exposure to the gas. The direction was such that it was not immediately obvious anything was wrong with her. She was talking to (okay, arguing with) Adam and Blake, and then suddenly they burst into song. It wasn't framed as Fallon having a hallucination; it was just a WTF? moment as she moved on. Those kind of moments started happening with increasing frequency after/during periods spent too long in her room. The only "real" song was when Fallon sang to Liam over the phone (while in her room)....so it was HIS turn for the WTF face. The author of the article was kind enough to omit the name of the cast member who didn't [I]impress [/I]with her singing. It appears [I]cristal[/I] clear to me that she was probably directed to sing poorly, since it was funnier to have that difficult-to-sing song done poorly in a party atmosphere. They were at a point where the 'joke' of these characters singing randomly that they had to raise the comic factor by having her butcher the song (and without any sort of embarrassment!). Besides, Fallon strikes me as the type who would, even in hallucinations, imagine herself to be singing beautifully while others around her aren't nearly as good. [/QUOTE]

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