TV-related Bullet Points
I had book club* last night, and therefore had to dl both Veronica Mars and Lost, neither of which have I had a chance to watch yet. However...
-I did watch Love Monkey when I got home - I found the story line with Jason Priestly amusing (he's worried about being tempted by the new, extremely hot nanny - his wife isn't, telling him that the nanny's way out of his league. Hee. Yes, Jason, you are no longer the hottie that was Brandon Walsh, but I still like you.)
-I was always a Dylan girl, anyway. Speaking of Luke, he has a new show - starting in March, I think - about a group of people who win millions in the lottery, and how that effects them. Luke!
-Oh, and back to Love Monkey for a moment, every time the character of Julia (Tom's co-worker) came on, I got this vaguely negative vibe for some reason. I recognized her from somewhere, and I couldn't figure it out, at first. And then it hit me - compare these pictures:
Julia from Love Monkey
Mystery Guest
Yes! It's Sam Finn. No wonder I was getting those negative vibes. ;-) She looks a lot different sans kevlar, doesn't she?
-And then I swear I saw Kali Rocha in the preview for the next Grey's Anatomy! I love Kali, so I hope it was her. I have somehow become hooked on that show, as well. It's all Sandra Oh's fault. Well, her, and Dr. McDreamy. :-)
-Finally, I opened my college's alumni magazine, and who was smiling back at me but...David Boreanaz! I knew, of course, that he was an alumni (I missed him by a few years, sadly *g*), but they'd never done a story on him before, to my knowledge. And I caught a bit of Bones last night, too. I might have to start watching that show again, as Dave is extremely appealing, despite my continued dislike of the main character. Damn.
*The book for this month was The Painted Drum by Louise Erdrich. I liked it quite a lot - it's a story about a Native American family, moving back and forth across several generations.
-I did watch Love Monkey when I got home - I found the story line with Jason Priestly amusing (he's worried about being tempted by the new, extremely hot nanny - his wife isn't, telling him that the nanny's way out of his league. Hee. Yes, Jason, you are no longer the hottie that was Brandon Walsh, but I still like you.)
-I was always a Dylan girl, anyway. Speaking of Luke, he has a new show - starting in March, I think - about a group of people who win millions in the lottery, and how that effects them. Luke!
-Oh, and back to Love Monkey for a moment, every time the character of Julia (Tom's co-worker) came on, I got this vaguely negative vibe for some reason. I recognized her from somewhere, and I couldn't figure it out, at first. And then it hit me - compare these pictures:
Julia from Love Monkey
Mystery Guest
Yes! It's Sam Finn. No wonder I was getting those negative vibes. ;-) She looks a lot different sans kevlar, doesn't she?
-And then I swear I saw Kali Rocha in the preview for the next Grey's Anatomy! I love Kali, so I hope it was her. I have somehow become hooked on that show, as well. It's all Sandra Oh's fault. Well, her, and Dr. McDreamy. :-)
-Finally, I opened my college's alumni magazine, and who was smiling back at me but...David Boreanaz! I knew, of course, that he was an alumni (I missed him by a few years, sadly *g*), but they'd never done a story on him before, to my knowledge. And I caught a bit of Bones last night, too. I might have to start watching that show again, as Dave is extremely appealing, despite my continued dislike of the main character. Damn.
*The book for this month was The Painted Drum by Louise Erdrich. I liked it quite a lot - it's a story about a Native American family, moving back and forth across several generations.