lie to me and other stuff
I hate LJ. That's for starters. I wrote a note on my cellphone and it just disappeared into the night. But, that won't stop me, I have things to say and I am going to say them. Even though they're not exactly important.
So, I couldn't sleep, so I decided to share my thoughts about one of my favourite activities I have been indulging myself in (when I'm not busy doing my favourite activity, that is), which is watching tv shows. This time my attention is focused on this wonderful piece - Lie to Me, starring a brilliant Tim Roth and more.
Anyway, I'm onto the third season already and the things have started getting weird between the main characters and it ain't UST anymore. It more borders on anger, disappoitment or irritation, not love or the general tension as before. The cause of it might be the amount of women that dr. Lightman has been seeing. That bothers me, actually, he's never been like that and now he has dated two women in four episodes. I hope that changes throughout the season, tho. I've also spoil(er)ed myself with the last 5 minutes of the last episode of the 3rd season. Yay.
As for Tim Roth, he's exhillarating. I remember seeing him only in 1900, which was a remarkable movie and definitely left a huge imprint in my memory. But he was so young and handsome then, while dr. Lightman is neither and he's still probably one of the best tv shows characters ever created. Tim Roth is definitely an outstanding actor and dr. Lightman is a highly fascinating character. Why does everybody go so crazy about dr. House, when there is an equally charismatic personality but without the drug addiction?
Also, I thought that it would be very appropriate to use the term "good", when describing this particular show. Because, you know, "good" doesn't exactly mean that you just enjoy something and that you like it. I like and enjoy The Big Bang Theory, but I'd never say it's "good". It's funny, hilarious, enjoyable, but it's not "good". "Good" is the very essense of quality, like a "good book". That is when you know that it's not a book that you can walk unmoved by. And calling Lie to Me a good tv show is definitely something.
One more thing. On a completely unrelated note, I think I might be a little... evil. It doesn't seem and feel right, but an evil chuckle has escaped me today while doing something I should've stopped doing a long time ago. So.
Also, I am getting sleepy right now - I have actually been getting sleepy when I was finishing this note on my cellphone, but I just couldn't let this go. And I don't feel like sleeping, either. No warm and loving boyfriend here to cuddle to. Sigh.
So, I couldn't sleep, so I decided to share my thoughts about one of my favourite activities I have been indulging myself in (when I'm not busy doing my favourite activity, that is), which is watching tv shows. This time my attention is focused on this wonderful piece - Lie to Me, starring a brilliant Tim Roth and more.
Anyway, I'm onto the third season already and the things have started getting weird between the main characters and it ain't UST anymore. It more borders on anger, disappoitment or irritation, not love or the general tension as before. The cause of it might be the amount of women that dr. Lightman has been seeing. That bothers me, actually, he's never been like that and now he has dated two women in four episodes. I hope that changes throughout the season, tho. I've also spoil(er)ed myself with the last 5 minutes of the last episode of the 3rd season. Yay.
As for Tim Roth, he's exhillarating. I remember seeing him only in 1900, which was a remarkable movie and definitely left a huge imprint in my memory. But he was so young and handsome then, while dr. Lightman is neither and he's still probably one of the best tv shows characters ever created. Tim Roth is definitely an outstanding actor and dr. Lightman is a highly fascinating character. Why does everybody go so crazy about dr. House, when there is an equally charismatic personality but without the drug addiction?
Also, I thought that it would be very appropriate to use the term "good", when describing this particular show. Because, you know, "good" doesn't exactly mean that you just enjoy something and that you like it. I like and enjoy The Big Bang Theory, but I'd never say it's "good". It's funny, hilarious, enjoyable, but it's not "good". "Good" is the very essense of quality, like a "good book". That is when you know that it's not a book that you can walk unmoved by. And calling Lie to Me a good tv show is definitely something.
One more thing. On a completely unrelated note, I think I might be a little... evil. It doesn't seem and feel right, but an evil chuckle has escaped me today while doing something I should've stopped doing a long time ago. So.
Also, I am getting sleepy right now - I have actually been getting sleepy when I was finishing this note on my cellphone, but I just couldn't let this go. And I don't feel like sleeping, either. No warm and loving boyfriend here to cuddle to. Sigh.