That music used to make me smile.
I would like to know how The Office is still on the air. I would really like to know what they're going to do next year. Rumor has it that no one has signed new contracts so that's curious. Another rumor; Paul Lieberstein is writing a spin off for Dwight. Mindy Kaling's new show has already been picked up by Fox, so that's one writer gone. If this Dwight thing is true, that is another writer gone and a main character. Now I know I said who would watch without Michael, but I do still occasionally catch an episode. But seriously (!) who would want to watch The Office, who would want to watch Jim without Dwight? And who would watch Dwight without Jim? You can't separate them! Honestly, are there any great Jim moments without Dwight (or Pam), are there any great Dwight moments without Jim. They're a package deal. You can't have one without the other!
I hear that a 10 Things I Hate About You sequel is being made. A sequel, not a remake. Is that really possible or necessary?
I was looking at this thing on ONTD about when current shows should have ended. Fringe made the list. They said that Fringe should have ended at the end of season three, when Peter disappeared. That would have been incredible! So so cool! I can say that now. If that had been the last episode, I (and every other fan) would have been seriously pissed. I actually do wish that any show on tv would have the courage to do something like that. How many shows leave a cliffhanger of the main character about to die? What if just one show actually killed them off. That would be epic.
The Fringe finale was something. I knew Olivia would be killed, for some reason I knew that, I never expected Walter would shoot her! Point blank! Holy crap, that was intense!
I was watching Family Ties one afternoon, that is the only old school show I really enjoy. Anyway, they were having a lamaze class at their house and there was one young unwed mother to be. It was mentioned many times in the show by many characters that there was no husband. There was no daddy in the picture and that it was unusual and wrong and whatever. It made me think how it's so weird that it was so weird. How many times do you hear the story of unwed mothers. Fringe just ended with Olivia finding out she was pregnant, and even though she and Peter plan to have their future together they aren't married. Oh how times change.
I hear that a 10 Things I Hate About You sequel is being made. A sequel, not a remake. Is that really possible or necessary?
I was looking at this thing on ONTD about when current shows should have ended. Fringe made the list. They said that Fringe should have ended at the end of season three, when Peter disappeared. That would have been incredible! So so cool! I can say that now. If that had been the last episode, I (and every other fan) would have been seriously pissed. I actually do wish that any show on tv would have the courage to do something like that. How many shows leave a cliffhanger of the main character about to die? What if just one show actually killed them off. That would be epic.
The Fringe finale was something. I knew Olivia would be killed, for some reason I knew that, I never expected Walter would shoot her! Point blank! Holy crap, that was intense!
I was watching Family Ties one afternoon, that is the only old school show I really enjoy. Anyway, they were having a lamaze class at their house and there was one young unwed mother to be. It was mentioned many times in the show by many characters that there was no husband. There was no daddy in the picture and that it was unusual and wrong and whatever. It made me think how it's so weird that it was so weird. How many times do you hear the story of unwed mothers. Fringe just ended with Olivia finding out she was pregnant, and even though she and Peter plan to have their future together they aren't married. Oh how times change.