I haven't been online much lately which theoretically should mean I've been out in the world actually doing things, but in reality it has only somewhat meant that.

Here's an update on me before I get into my main focus, television:

( A month in the life of me... )

Yes, yes, my television viewing life is now complete. Aaron Sorkin is back making good TV and season three of Veronica Mars finally premiered ( Read more... )

Since I seem to be the last to comment on last night new episode of Veronica Mars, I'm going (as the lit professors like to say) put my responses "in conversation" with some other peoples thoughts.

( Sometimes I'm even persnicketier (including speculation but not spoilers so please do not spoil in the comments) )

I want to discuss the bizzrre codependant relationship that television has with advertising.

( Cut for lengthy description of the relationship between television and advertising (i.e. stuff you probably already know) )

Seeing as Veronica Mars was what brought me here to LiveJournal in the first place I'd, you know, write about it.

( No spoilers, but I like using cuts so there )

Some things I need help with ( Read more... )

So, I'm just going to put this out there because I am a writer (or I'd like to be but won't be able to really call myself one until I sell something) and I'm curious about it, but I seem to be the only one.

( Don't be alarmed )