Holy TV, Batman

[angel_grace]

Well, this is the last week before my TV viewing schedule goes absolutely, completely batshit insane. I've already dropped one new show--True Blood--since I couldn't even compel myself to watch the entire first episode. The new 90210 is still on probation. Ryan Eggold is all kinds of hot, but the fact that I'm mostly watching for the grownups--

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[monimala]

Re; John's equally meh new girl...it doesn't help that she's played by Leven Rambin, ex-AMC actress and NY celebutard wannabe. I hope she's gotten all the partying out of her system or at least that the SCC Powers That Be don't put up with her foolishness.

And why is CWTV.Com oppressing me? I neeeeed my Monday lineup nooooow.

[angel_grace]

And why is CWTV.Com oppressing me? I neeeeed my Monday lineup nooooow.

Clearly, because they are evil, evil bastards. Then again, they canceled VM, so we already knew that. (Okay, so the ratings totally justified it, but I'm allowed to be petty and bitter!)

[chrysalitron]

Amen on the Vanessa/Rufus vibes. I'm like "You do know you're confiding your romantic foibles to your best friend's father, right? Because that's a little icky."

Of course, I agree with any and all Lucas/Peyton bashing. Ugh.

Samantha as the new Troubled Teen is getting to me already. Did they really have to introduce her in this episode? Not only that, but they gave her the voiceover, which just felt really intrusive. As Haley read her paper at the end, I was basically muttering "I don't care, I still don't like her."

In a way, I'm glad we got a reason for why Carrie is so crazy, but yeah, I kinda just rolled my eyes and went "Ohh, poor Carrie...not."

"Shut Up, Peyton" should probably be the name of the damn SHOW at this point.

[angel_grace]

"Shut Up, Peyton" should probably be the name of the damn SHOW at this point.

I would not only watch a show called that, I would set up a Season Pass on my DVR for it. :)