Heroes, Tin Man -- and Luna
At seven last night, I watched the first part of the Sci-Fi Channel miniseries "Tin Man," which is awesome and creative in so many ways. At nine, I began to watch the season finale of "Heroes" and flipping to the new, second part of "Tin Man" during commercials.
At some point, I was on the shorter couch, under the thick green quilt, and Luna had jumped onto my lap, settled comfortably, with her paws against my chest, nuzzling my face every now and then, my arms wrapped around her tiny purring body and holding her close. It was truly priceless and adorable.
And then, I got to the last few minutes of "Powerless."
Up until then, I was so tense I was almost in pain, it was so good. And then came Nathan's speech, and then the climax, and then, and then, I shouted out loud, "Oh my gods!" over and over, causing Luna to look at me funny.
And then it was done.
I watched the rest of "Tin Man" part two still in slight shock. The ending to that was incredible, too.
Spoiler post to follow.
At some point, I was on the shorter couch, under the thick green quilt, and Luna had jumped onto my lap, settled comfortably, with her paws against my chest, nuzzling my face every now and then, my arms wrapped around her tiny purring body and holding her close. It was truly priceless and adorable.
And then, I got to the last few minutes of "Powerless."
Up until then, I was so tense I was almost in pain, it was so good. And then came Nathan's speech, and then the climax, and then, and then, I shouted out loud, "Oh my gods!" over and over, causing Luna to look at me funny.
And then it was done.
I watched the rest of "Tin Man" part two still in slight shock. The ending to that was incredible, too.
Spoiler post to follow.