subtitle: I just wrote fifteen-hundred+ words about a soap opera couple.

( thoughts on the Deniz/Roman relationship )

Father Kieron is really, really cute.

I'd glanced at a Hollyoaks clip before and found it uninteresting, but that was apparently because I picked the wrong time period. I found Craig annoying and blah. Kieron, however, is adorable. Will now go watch the rest of the clips about him (and John Paul) that are available.

So, a huge part of the reason why I have all this time to watch stuff right now (and bang about on the internet) is because my school is doing a month-long break between Spring and Summer terms. This is definitely nice, on the one hand, because it means that I get to watch the finale episodes of S4 of Doctor Who without it messing with my ability ( Read more... )

I've been hooked by another pair of German GSOB, only this pair is a complete contrast to Christian/Oliver (who manage to be healthy and communicate honestly with each other and resolve things in an oddly sane way considering that they live on a soap).

Deniz and Roman: Lustful. Deceptive. Very unhealthy.

Really kinda hot.

( Alles Was Zaehlt -- Drugs! Vanessa! Not as many english subtitles as Verbotene Liebe! )

This week, on Verbotene Liebe, Christian and Oliver once again managed to be an extremely healthy couple. There's all this... honesty with each other and consideration and hating when they cause each other pain. ( spoilers! )

Because they make everything in the world better. No lie.

First, I am going to talk about the couple that Possibly Hasn't Had Sex Yet (Luke and Noah). ( spoilers for As the World Turns. Drama! Romance! Homophobic Fathers with Rifles! Also: Luke is *not* the Luke of Luke and Laura. )

First, the bad thing:

Supernatural has majorly disappointed me with its treatment of women in S3. trollprincess helpfully went through all three seasons of the show and the jump in sexist language in the third season is glaring. marinarusalka went through the one-shot female characters in S3 to further illustrate how the narrowing outlook of the show has limited the choices ( Read more... )