TV update. If you don't care about my TV opinions, you'd best leave now.
I bought the final season of Arrested Development on DVD last night.
I have so little TV to look forward to now.
I still have Simpsons. I'll always have the Simpsons.
I want to get into The Office and 24, two shows I never really cared enough about until very recently, but I'm not exactly passionate about yet. The Office is very funny, at least the few episodes I saw, and I suppose it can help fill the void in me that was left when FOX replaced Arrested Development with Skating With Celebrities (which actually got better ratings... ::sigh::)
I am seriously digging House, and it's a shame that my class will always conflict with it. Thank God for Mom's VCR skills.
Malcolm's gone. King of the Hill is still in that Sunday night death slot. There's only like 4 new South Parks a year. I'm a year behind on Smallville still. I can't watch the new season until I watch the DVDs of last season.
There's always late night. Letterman, Conan, Daily Show, Colbert (which has grown on me considerably). They won't go anywhere.
But I'll always have the Simpsons at the very least.
I just can't believe I live in a world where Seth McFarlane has two horribly animated, poorly written, unfunny cartoons on at the same time and Emmy-winning Arrested Development just never found a decently sized audience. Too smart for its own good.
I have so little TV to look forward to now.
I still have Simpsons. I'll always have the Simpsons.
I want to get into The Office and 24, two shows I never really cared enough about until very recently, but I'm not exactly passionate about yet. The Office is very funny, at least the few episodes I saw, and I suppose it can help fill the void in me that was left when FOX replaced Arrested Development with Skating With Celebrities (which actually got better ratings... ::sigh::)
I am seriously digging House, and it's a shame that my class will always conflict with it. Thank God for Mom's VCR skills.
Malcolm's gone. King of the Hill is still in that Sunday night death slot. There's only like 4 new South Parks a year. I'm a year behind on Smallville still. I can't watch the new season until I watch the DVDs of last season.
There's always late night. Letterman, Conan, Daily Show, Colbert (which has grown on me considerably). They won't go anywhere.
But I'll always have the Simpsons at the very least.
I just can't believe I live in a world where Seth McFarlane has two horribly animated, poorly written, unfunny cartoons on at the same time and Emmy-winning Arrested Development just never found a decently sized audience. Too smart for its own good.