"Well, I'm glad no one wanted to know what ritual Aztec human sacrifice is like."
Tonight's episode of "The Big Bang Theory" was so good that I did an air punch.
Then Michael Scott's final "Office" was so good that it made me cry. I'm still crying.
(Also? While I still hold it may be a mistake for them not to end the series here and now ... I have to admit that their strategy to keep us watching until the end of the season is brilliance. BRILLIANCE INCARNATE. Will Ferrell, James Spader, and Ray Romano?? Honestly, they seriously couldn't have me more excited if the TARDIS was going to land on top of Dwight's desk. Talk about truly inspired strategy! I still don't know if I trust that they can keep this Story going when ending it here seems to natural -- but I seriously have nothing but respect for their ingenious ploy to get us to give it a chance. Seriously, this is just _smart_. I for one will totally be tuning in next week.)
Then Michael Scott's final "Office" was so good that it made me cry. I'm still crying.
(Also? While I still hold it may be a mistake for them not to end the series here and now ... I have to admit that their strategy to keep us watching until the end of the season is brilliance. BRILLIANCE INCARNATE. Will Ferrell, James Spader, and Ray Romano?? Honestly, they seriously couldn't have me more excited if the TARDIS was going to land on top of Dwight's desk. Talk about truly inspired strategy! I still don't know if I trust that they can keep this Story going when ending it here seems to natural -- but I seriously have nothing but respect for their ingenious ploy to get us to give it a chance. Seriously, this is just _smart_. I for one will totally be tuning in next week.)