Wednesday ramblings...
So yesterday I got caught up on a bunch of things at work. I have a new client (Dane Rauschenberg - anyone ever hear of him? He's famous in certain circles) and I'm getting him set up with website, press kits, etc...trying to work some sponsorships for him too.
I also finished my outline for the next DGL script and am now working on that pitch for the television show. At this point, everything's hanging on me...everyone's waiting for me to finish this pitch and get it 'just right' - so we'll see what happens there.
Let's see....TELEVISION.
I caught up on Southland today - anyone watching that? I watched initially cause Tommy (C. Thomas Howell) is in it, but I don't know if I would have otherwise....we'll have to see. It's pretty dramatic and I don't usually invest a lot in watching kids in danger, etc. It's the Mom thing in me I guess.
I have been watching Castle with Nathan but really not liking it. At this point he's saved that program from being just utter stoopid. I'm not a fan and don't know if I will keep up with it - even with him. Really bored. Too bad - Nathan's better than that. But then again, every time he's not working there's a chance of getting him on something I'm working on...double edged sword there.
Lost is the BOMB this year. Whereas it felt like BSG stuttered when they found out they had an end date (was not a fan of S3 period) Lost seems to have grown legs and come back to the intrigue and the cool factor. I love some of the stories and where they're taking things. It's awesome. Really liking it.
I like Kings too. Been enjoying that one a lot - hope NBC keeps up with it, but the move to Saturday nights doesn't seem hopeful.
And I heard they're going to air the final Pushing Daisies eps this Summer. At least we get that.
I watched the Twilight movie too. It wasn't nearly as bad as I thought it would be from the comments about how cheesy it was. I mean yes some of the stunts were cheesy and some of the dialogue WAY stilted but with the source material that's cheesy as heck - what were you expecting? They did a decent job of making a pre-teeny film with what they had. Robert Pattinson's a decent Edward and Kristen Stewart's a good Bella. (But dude - I'm old - I HATE Pattinson's hair in his interviews. Girls may be squeeing and freaking over his awesomeness - but the interviews I've seen I just want to take scissors to his hair. I totally sound like a Mom now don't I?)
Hm....what about you guys? What are you watching/enjoying/reading these days?
I also finished my outline for the next DGL script and am now working on that pitch for the television show. At this point, everything's hanging on me...everyone's waiting for me to finish this pitch and get it 'just right' - so we'll see what happens there.
Let's see....TELEVISION.
I caught up on Southland today - anyone watching that? I watched initially cause Tommy (C. Thomas Howell) is in it, but I don't know if I would have otherwise....we'll have to see. It's pretty dramatic and I don't usually invest a lot in watching kids in danger, etc. It's the Mom thing in me I guess.
I have been watching Castle with Nathan but really not liking it. At this point he's saved that program from being just utter stoopid. I'm not a fan and don't know if I will keep up with it - even with him. Really bored. Too bad - Nathan's better than that. But then again, every time he's not working there's a chance of getting him on something I'm working on...double edged sword there.
Lost is the BOMB this year. Whereas it felt like BSG stuttered when they found out they had an end date (was not a fan of S3 period) Lost seems to have grown legs and come back to the intrigue and the cool factor. I love some of the stories and where they're taking things. It's awesome. Really liking it.
I like Kings too. Been enjoying that one a lot - hope NBC keeps up with it, but the move to Saturday nights doesn't seem hopeful.
And I heard they're going to air the final Pushing Daisies eps this Summer. At least we get that.
I watched the Twilight movie too. It wasn't nearly as bad as I thought it would be from the comments about how cheesy it was. I mean yes some of the stunts were cheesy and some of the dialogue WAY stilted but with the source material that's cheesy as heck - what were you expecting? They did a decent job of making a pre-teeny film with what they had. Robert Pattinson's a decent Edward and Kristen Stewart's a good Bella. (But dude - I'm old - I HATE Pattinson's hair in his interviews. Girls may be squeeing and freaking over his awesomeness - but the interviews I've seen I just want to take scissors to his hair. I totally sound like a Mom now don't I?)
Hm....what about you guys? What are you watching/enjoying/reading these days?