Become one.
Funny story (and by funny I mean not at all but I'm procrastinating and this thought entertains me):
So I'm sitting in bed watching Friends @ 7pm on WB and I hadn't seen this episode all the way through, at least not that I can recall. Joey takes Rachel out because she's pregnant and wants to go on a date but thinks no one will take her so he does. They go to dinner and tell all their lines and moves and dating secrets and they have a blast. At the end of the episode Joey comes home early from the date (we're led to believe it's because she's not Rachel) and Rachel is watching Kujo (?) some scary dog movie and Joey sits next to her and she's scared so she grabs Joey to protect her and says 'How can you watch this? Aren't you scared?' and he looks at her, patting affectionately her curled up body in his, and says, 'Terrified.'
All the suddent I realize I'm smiling like a goof ball, I stopped in the middle of a sentence for my Tonya Analysis I am in the company of text books and syllabi (?) and I audibly sighed in good thought during the scene.
Good job, TV.
P.S. I felt I needed to share the episode. At first I wasn't going to but if I had just said 'an episode' I would have gotten comments asking about which episode.
So I'm sitting in bed watching Friends @ 7pm on WB and I hadn't seen this episode all the way through, at least not that I can recall. Joey takes Rachel out because she's pregnant and wants to go on a date but thinks no one will take her so he does. They go to dinner and tell all their lines and moves and dating secrets and they have a blast. At the end of the episode Joey comes home early from the date (we're led to believe it's because she's not Rachel) and Rachel is watching Kujo (?) some scary dog movie and Joey sits next to her and she's scared so she grabs Joey to protect her and says 'How can you watch this? Aren't you scared?' and he looks at her, patting affectionately her curled up body in his, and says, 'Terrified.'
All the suddent I realize I'm smiling like a goof ball, I stopped in the middle of a sentence for my Tonya Analysis I am in the company of text books and syllabi (?) and I audibly sighed in good thought during the scene.
Good job, TV.
P.S. I felt I needed to share the episode. At first I wasn't going to but if I had just said 'an episode' I would have gotten comments asking about which episode.