Oh, Glee, you make me cry way too much for a show that calls itself Glee.

[firthgal]

Glee just made me cry like a baby. OMG, was that episode wonderful. Kurt's father is magnificent, as was that Poker Face number.

The 30 Day TV Meme
Day 16 - Your guilty pleasure showThat would be True Blood. No doubt about it, the show is kind of awful, and yet for the life of me I cannot stop watching it. In fact, I am quite addicted to it (

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[zombie_boogie]

LMAO "freaky Canadian way." That would be the proper British English way :P. But I'm so anal retentive that I totally added u's to every single instance of the word "favourite" when I stole the meme from someone else on my friends list.

True Blood is totally a guilty pleasure show. Cliffhanger! Every! Episode! So much crack! OMG is it June yet? I need my cracky vampires back in my life. Damnit, now I want to do the 30 Day TV meme too. Bah.

[firthgal]

Psh, Americans are too lazy to spell the proper British way.

I'm pretty sure the very thing that keeps me watching True Blood is the fact that every single episode ends with a cliffhanger (and the further into the season it gets, the more epic the cliffhangers are). I CANNOT WAIT FOR THE PREMIERE. I am ready to find out who kidnapped Bill right when Sookie was about to say yes to his marriage proposal. *huff* (Bill/Sookie is one of those totally cheesy, cliche TV romances that should totally annoy the crap out of me, and yet... I dig them)

[muic]

It's called Drunken Fists 2 here but it is my favourite martial arts movie too! Also because I was the biggest Anita Mui fan I knew and she and Jackie had the best chemistry. It's one of those classic movies where every thing worked and like you said, he really outdid himself with those fight sequences.

(Not looking forward to Karate Kid though.)

(Also, me likey your header.)

[firthgal]

That movie was pretty amazing. I remember watching it at the height of my Jackie Chan obsession, so it was all the more epic to me, but it still holds up as my favorite martial arts film. And I know that I often complain when Jackie Chan tries to be a ~serious actor~ but I did quite enjoy that overly dramatic scene where his father banishes him. And Anita Mui was so freaking hilarious in this, I loved her.

[polly1esther]

Oh, True Blood, I'm so ashamed how much I like it. I promised myself Buffy will be my only vampire show but I saw one episode of TB and I was hooked. Oh, and I would have thought that Eric/Sookie would have been more my cup of tea, but no, I'm all for Bill/Sookie. Maybe it's because I LOVE the way Bill says 'Sookie'... XD

[firthgal]

Ha, isn't it strange how appealing Bill/Sookie is to us? I mean, I thought for sure I'd be all SOOKIE/ERIC!!1! like the rest of fandom, but blah, THEY ARE JUST GOING TO BREAK BILL'S NON-BEATING HEART, AND THAT WILL BREAK MY HEART. I love Bill way too much (which, again, is an unpopular opinion for this fandom. But I haven't read the books, therefore Book!Bill has no effect on my feelings for Show!Bill). But basically I just go with the flow when it comes to ships for this show (the only one I had truly cared about was Sam/Tara, but they kind of destroyed that ship pretty quickly).

[polly1esther]

I always forget there are books. Meh, I don't think I'll ever get around reading them same as I won't read book versions about Dexter. I fell in love with the show's take on the characters, and that's the way I want to keep it. In the show Bill is a true Southern gentleman and I love him for it.

Aaah, Sam/Tara, don't even go there. I love both characters and I want them to be happy, but I'm pretty convinced they're both doomed to a life of misery.