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Okay, so, ummmmm ...
All right, I have a confession to make. I didn't love this ep. But my less-than-love had nothing to do with the ep itself and everything to do with my own personal crazeh.
Hello, my name is liptonrm and I have a squick. It's an insane, annoying little thing. Because of this squick I very rarely watch sitcoms or comedies of any sort. It also prevents me from doing things like watching interviews with actors or gag reels without someone there to hold my hand. It's, just, I don't even know, you guys!
Of course, this very squick makes a number of fannish things extremely uncomfortable. But I soldier through. I'm sure you can imagine how I didn't watch the super-speshul surprise at the end of the episode. No, seriously, I literally muted my tv and watched through slitted fingers until the preview for next week came on.
I AM SO WEIRD!!!
So, there you go. It's probably a good thing that I didn't phone-watch with hiyacynth this week. I would hate to harsh anyone's squee.
So, there you go. There were many amusing things and a couple good bits (Bobby called Dean adorable *cracks up a ridiculous amount*. And the book with the "You're gonna die again, LOSER. bwahahahahaha). It was, is, and ever will be, etc. etc. *snerk*
But, OMG, this was the ep where S.E. Hinton was on set! That's pretty awesome. ;-)
ION: The Wrestler called me about a half hour before Show started. He just wanted to talk. It's funny how now that my brothers aren't living together anymore they call me a whole lot more than they used to. Oh, boys. We shot the breeze. He talked about Ranger Challenge, made a joke about people being imcompetent at continence, and said he wants to write a book about a military coup in the U.S. Let me tell you, it was very interesting to discuss plotting fiction with my little brother. It's something I think about a lot but haven't really had cause to share with him. Heck, I think that idea would make a fascinating book, or mini-series. And he's intelligent and even-handed enough to pull it off.
There you go, if you see a book co-written by us in the distant future you'll know when it all started. =D
All right, I have a confession to make. I didn't love this ep. But my less-than-love had nothing to do with the ep itself and everything to do with my own personal crazeh.
Hello, my name is liptonrm and I have a squick. It's an insane, annoying little thing. Because of this squick I very rarely watch sitcoms or comedies of any sort. It also prevents me from doing things like watching interviews with actors or gag reels without someone there to hold my hand. It's, just, I don't even know, you guys!
Of course, this very squick makes a number of fannish things extremely uncomfortable. But I soldier through. I'm sure you can imagine how I didn't watch the super-speshul surprise at the end of the episode. No, seriously, I literally muted my tv and watched through slitted fingers until the preview for next week came on.
I AM SO WEIRD!!!
So, there you go. It's probably a good thing that I didn't phone-watch with hiyacynth this week. I would hate to harsh anyone's squee.
So, there you go. There were many amusing things and a couple good bits (Bobby called Dean adorable *cracks up a ridiculous amount*. And the book with the "You're gonna die again, LOSER. bwahahahahaha). It was, is, and ever will be, etc. etc. *snerk*
But, OMG, this was the ep where S.E. Hinton was on set! That's pretty awesome. ;-)
ION: The Wrestler called me about a half hour before Show started. He just wanted to talk. It's funny how now that my brothers aren't living together anymore they call me a whole lot more than they used to. Oh, boys. We shot the breeze. He talked about Ranger Challenge, made a joke about people being imcompetent at continence, and said he wants to write a book about a military coup in the U.S. Let me tell you, it was very interesting to discuss plotting fiction with my little brother. It's something I think about a lot but haven't really had cause to share with him. Heck, I think that idea would make a fascinating book, or mini-series. And he's intelligent and even-handed enough to pull it off.
There you go, if you see a book co-written by us in the distant future you'll know when it all started. =D