Let's compare scars; I'll tell you who's is worst.
Finished season six of Supernatural. A little late, because season seven is on tv now. We'll have to wait for the dvd. So we ended with Castiel becoming God. WTF? He is in wayy over his head! I suspect he isn't going to make it...he's going to die. I think that Castiel's vessel, trench coat man, isn't strong enough to be God and will therefore start to deteriorate the way Lucifer's vessel, Jacob, did when he couldn't get Sammy.
I find myself utterly disappointed with Fringe, every time the credits aren't blue, my heart drops. There's a reason for hope for me though. I watched the first three seasons of Fringe on dvd, I watched episode after episode with no waiting. When season three started and Olivia was stuck in the redverse, that must have been months of the story, with the people at home waiting and waiting for Olivia to come back. Peter will get back to his time and we will have plenty of new and interesting episodes with the original Fringe team. I have faith. I hated the end of the last episode though. It seemed so melodramatic for Fringe, and kind of like they were grasping at straws. I came to a realization last night, while watching.
I posted this confession, and I was all shippy about it. I came to an understanding that it isn't even about Peter and Olivia. It is obviously, but not in a lovey dovey way. Olivia loves Peter. When I think about all of the absolute horror Olivia has been through, and that she has finally found someone she can go to and open up to and trust, it makes me happy for her. If Peter doesn't say 'I love you,' I think I might want to strangle him.
I watched Pride&Prejudice again for the millionth time. I haven't read the book yet, and I haven't seen any of the other movies or shows. Matthew McFayden is Mr. Darcy and Keira Knightley is Elizabeth. I wonder if this movie comes across the same as other versions, at least to me. Really, I guess what I'm saying is that I can't tell if Matthew's acting gets to me, or if this is what I'm supposed to feel. I feel like Elizabeth Bennet is a bitch. Darcy is quite obviously extraordinarily shy and vulnerable and broken and Elizabeth just laughs at him. I don't like it.
I find myself utterly disappointed with Fringe, every time the credits aren't blue, my heart drops. There's a reason for hope for me though. I watched the first three seasons of Fringe on dvd, I watched episode after episode with no waiting. When season three started and Olivia was stuck in the redverse, that must have been months of the story, with the people at home waiting and waiting for Olivia to come back. Peter will get back to his time and we will have plenty of new and interesting episodes with the original Fringe team. I have faith. I hated the end of the last episode though. It seemed so melodramatic for Fringe, and kind of like they were grasping at straws. I came to a realization last night, while watching.
I posted this confession, and I was all shippy about it. I came to an understanding that it isn't even about Peter and Olivia. It is obviously, but not in a lovey dovey way. Olivia loves Peter. When I think about all of the absolute horror Olivia has been through, and that she has finally found someone she can go to and open up to and trust, it makes me happy for her. If Peter doesn't say 'I love you,' I think I might want to strangle him.
I watched Pride&Prejudice again for the millionth time. I haven't read the book yet, and I haven't seen any of the other movies or shows. Matthew McFayden is Mr. Darcy and Keira Knightley is Elizabeth. I wonder if this movie comes across the same as other versions, at least to me. Really, I guess what I'm saying is that I can't tell if Matthew's acting gets to me, or if this is what I'm supposed to feel. I feel like Elizabeth Bennet is a bitch. Darcy is quite obviously extraordinarily shy and vulnerable and broken and Elizabeth just laughs at him. I don't like it.