Zazzle~
1. SPN anime preview. I'm totally in the minority here, but I thought that the cover for Carry On My Wayward Son wasn't half-bad. It was very JPop-y! :> (but I imagine that's not perceived as a good thing for many people ;;;) I'm quite liking the Japanese voice actors for the boys as well (the high-pitched screaming is higher than my ears would prefer, but I suppose that's the Anime Way). But I have to admit, the art style and the colour scheme (too dark! D:) are really not doing it for me. [/2D]
2. Compared to last week's episode of Glee? This week's was awful. :| Community handled the religion issue far better -- in its usual irreverent way, yes, but the bottomline was that everyone had their own beliefs and even if Pierce's beliefs seemed completely ludicrous to everyone else, it was okay because it's what he believes and it served its function to help him cope.
Glee, on the other hand, I wasn't so impressed with. I felt almost disgusted at how all of the other characters, including the authority figures (i.e. Will and Emma), were pushing their beliefs on to Kurt. Yes, he did need support from his friends, but he clearly didn't want that support in the form of prayers and hymns. There are other ways of offering support that doesn't involve dragging your atheist (or agnostic, I can't remember if Kurt made the distinction) friend to church when he very obviously does not want to go. Ugh, I have so many issues with this episode. It definitely left a bad taste in my mouth. [/D:]
3. Sheldon! Cats! A combination of my favourite things. :DDDD I do have to agree with Amy: neurobiology does indeed trump theoretical physics. [/bias]
2. Compared to last week's episode of Glee? This week's was awful. :| Community handled the religion issue far better -- in its usual irreverent way, yes, but the bottomline was that everyone had their own beliefs and even if Pierce's beliefs seemed completely ludicrous to everyone else, it was okay because it's what he believes and it served its function to help him cope.
Glee, on the other hand, I wasn't so impressed with. I felt almost disgusted at how all of the other characters, including the authority figures (i.e. Will and Emma), were pushing their beliefs on to Kurt. Yes, he did need support from his friends, but he clearly didn't want that support in the form of prayers and hymns. There are other ways of offering support that doesn't involve dragging your atheist (or agnostic, I can't remember if Kurt made the distinction) friend to church when he very obviously does not want to go. Ugh, I have so many issues with this episode. It definitely left a bad taste in my mouth. [/D:]
3. Sheldon! Cats! A combination of my favourite things. :DDDD I do have to agree with Amy: neurobiology does indeed trump theoretical physics. [/bias]