I should be in bed. But I'm playing stupid Facebook games with TNT on in the background, and Numb3rs is on. Totally not my show -- it involves way too much math ( Read more... )

And another thing about my previous post about random Buffy quotage: there's absolutely no reference to Buffy Summers' identity in that quote. It's like he expects Sports Illustrated readers and hockey fans in general to know who this "eloquently self-aware" Buffy chick is that is randomly talking about cookie dough. Granted, it's not that common a ( Read more... )

Seriously, you guys. My worlds are colliding again. And not because of David this time.

Of all the things I never expected to see in hockey analysis, it's the Buffy Summers Cookie Dough analogy.

Allan Muir of Sports Illustrated, in writing about the St. Louis Blues, says:

That's the sort of lesson that teams learn the hard way. To paraphrase the ( Read more... )

You know you watch too much TV when you start seeing everyone everywhere. This week on reruns of JAG, I have seen Michaela Conlin (Angela from Bones) playing a helo co-pilot, Adam Baldwin (mentioned in a previous entry, and mmm... sorry, drifted off for a sec there) playing a Navy SEAL, the actor who plays Betty's father on Ugly Betty -- don't know ( Read more... )

This must be Third Watch night in guest star world. Anthony Ruivivar was just on Close to Home, and now Chris Bauer is on Conviction. Although I've missed a bunch of episodes of Close to Home, so it's possible Anthony's recurring, and I just didn't know ( Read more... )

Serenity trailer during the Angels game. I love it when my fandoms collide.

Hee!

It's a good TV night. The Nanny reunion show, Scott Cohen on Law & Order, and Aly Hannigan on The Top 100 TV Moments on TV Land! And the last two were unexpected.

I'm a happy couch potato.

Uploading pics, and semi-watching CSI: Miami.

( Not really a spoiler, but just in case... )

My new laptop is widescreen, which means none of my wallpapers fit anymore. So I had to make new ones. They're simple, but if anyone wants 'em, feel free to use 'em. They're all 1280 x 800, but one of them also has an 800 x 600 version and a 1024 x 768 version.

( Wallpapers )

The murder victim on Cold Case is named Daniel Holtz.

My poor confused brain. *g*