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Sketch. I think I need to spend some time with clothes catalogues to get a better idea of how these things are supposed to work. I can fake it okay when I'm drawing shirts and pants and things, but otherwise, man, I am /lost/.
I was talking to Kismet about my scant consumption of televised media these days, when the only thing I regularly go to the

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God, I'm /so/ annoyed over the Wallace thing. Unless it turns out that Wallace's dad is actually the one who engineered the bus crash, that has to be one of the most useless subplots in the entire season so far (I think it and Robot Boy's subplot are right up there, because the only way Robot Boy's ties to the bus crash is the fact that he kidnapped buscrash!baby, which was yet /another/ very dumb thing, all of which could have been disposed of for, you know, something cool).

I'm /enjoying/ the Logan/Hannah subplot. I wasn't sure if I would, but, /damn/, it's more enjoyable than Robot Boy and Veronica were to watch!

It's called "Big Love", a series about a polygamist and his three wives. Amanda Seyfried plays the oldest daughter, Tina Majorino plays an absolutely adorable Mormon girl and would-be friend to Amanda's character, and Kyle Gallner plays the best friend of the oldest son (I'm also getting serious gay vibes off Gallner's character). It's ... the only HBO show I've ever seen that doesn't use 'fuck' ever five minutes! I'm willing to keep watching just out of curiosity, and on the strength of the Veronica Mars actors, even though the focus is the adults.

That sounds /very/ promising. We'll see how excited we should let ourselves get after the new episode.