The scheduling gods hate my lazy ass.

[chrysalitron]

A quick comment before I sign off for the night (ha! Like I ever actually stop writing when I say I'm going to?):

Apparently, NBC is going to move My Name Is Earl and The Office to Thursday nights. I'm not sure when this is happening, but all I can say is - DAMN IT. I knew this shit would happen. As soon as Earl got popular, I figured it was

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[smithereen]

Ugh! I HATE THAT. My Wednesdays had 5 before they moved Related. It was OTH, then all in the same timeslot: Lost, Veronica Mars and Related. Then Invasion. I'd tape on 2 VCRS, and watch one, and then usually end up just taping Invasion instead of watching it cause I'd be all burned out from running around at the last minute trying to find enough tapes and set 2 VCRs, etc. And plus if I watched it live I had to basically come home from work, watch tv for 3 and a half hours, and go directly to bed. It would help if I was organized and had a separate tape for each show like I used to do, but instead I have JILLION unlabeled tapes that I have no idea what's on any of them at any given time, and a backlog of shows I haven't watched cause I can never find the one I want and then I hate to skip an episode so I'm forced to just keep taping it in some ridiculous hope that at some point I'll catch up. Gah. Why is watching TV so much pressure!? It's supposed to be for FUN. Hee

[chrysalitron]

Dude, YES. That scenario you just explained, with the multiple tapes and the backlog of shows and etc etc? That is EXACTLY what happens to me. It doesn't help that I let things build up, so I'll be three weeks behind on a certain show (hello, ER!) and then of course, I can't figure out what the hell is on what tape. Ugh.

Seriously, if they could just move some of these shows around.....my schedule is open every day of the week except Tuesday and Thursday! But noooo, let's put everything on Thursday. *sigh* TV hates me.

My icon - bwah! I swear, I ended up with so many icons from that episode alone. I'll never use all of them, but they're too wonderful to pass up.