I love Thursdays
Seriously, USicans, how great was television tonight? (So great.) The Scrubs musical officially wins both at TV musical episodes and "very special patient" episodes (well, it had the latter title already). I think it was the dancing that put it over the top of awesomeness. Plus the fact that most of the cast could sing, and they showed those ones off without making them carry the episode. I haven't enjoyed all of the babies this season as much as I would've liked to, but episodes like this one make up for a lot. They packed a lot of excellence into twenty-one minutes! *fangirls forever* It has, however, ruined me for all other television - I kept expecting Tina Fey to burst into song afterwards.
On the other hand, iTunes is decidedly not great. I went seeking bits of the aforementioned musical and was told that I'd have to upgrade in order to get anything from the store. Okay, fine, I did, but then it proceeded to pull every single audio and video file stored anywhere on my computer into its vile clutches, whether I wanted them in iTunes or not (mostly not - if I want stuff in iTunes I add it myself, because I'm just that skilled). So now I need to weed through the entire library and clean it up again, a task I thought I'd finished two months ago. Stupid Apple and its iEverything principles.
ETA: Argh, and it made duplicates of .m4a files! Why?
On the other hand, iTunes is decidedly not great. I went seeking bits of the aforementioned musical and was told that I'd have to upgrade in order to get anything from the store. Okay, fine, I did, but then it proceeded to pull every single audio and video file stored anywhere on my computer into its vile clutches, whether I wanted them in iTunes or not (mostly not - if I want stuff in iTunes I add it myself, because I'm just that skilled). So now I need to weed through the entire library and clean it up again, a task I thought I'd finished two months ago. Stupid Apple and its iEverything principles.
ETA: Argh, and it made duplicates of .m4a files! Why?