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Sep 19, 2005 12:59

It's been a weekend. Not too terribly much happened but I feel obligated to discuss, nonetheless.

Made a mistake and saw The Exorcism of Emily Rose on Friday with the Big Lug and some of his friends. The movie freaked me out so badly that I slept on my couch on Friday and Saturday nights with all of the lights in my apartment on and the tv ( Read more... )

tv is my crack, blather, rome, word origin of the day, desert island shenanigans, movies are my anti-drug

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abyssinia4077 September 19 2005, 18:51:08 UTC
The movie freaked me out so badly that I slept on my couch on Friday and Saturday nights with all of the lights in my apartment on and the tv providing some background noise. Thankfully, last night I was able to sleep in my own bed and even turned the bedside lamp off.

:) I know the feeling. After seeing The Sixth Sense I slept with a night light for a month.

You're almost making me consider re-considering Lost. I started watching halfway through the season - actually Hung!Charlie was the first scene I saw and I spent it yelling at Jack for doing CPR wrong - and never got fully hooked. I think largely because Jack and Kate do not interest me at all and liking Hurley and Charlie and sometimes Michael and Locke just haven't been enough to hook me - or relieve my frustration at having them never ever answer any questions.

So, Rick Warden finally showed up and he was great. Quintus Pompey is a demented little fuck and it's wonderful

*wants*

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liptonrm September 19 2005, 19:39:59 UTC
Scary movies have no right being so damn scary. My psyche does not need any more warping, thank you very much.

I think seeing Lost from the beginning was very helpful for me. The first few episodes are a great hook and make you care about a lot of the characters. You had the great 'luck' of catching some of the most boring episodes which unfortunately aired right in the middle of the season.

You know, I've never really needed answers to my TV questions. This is probably due to the fact that The X-Files was the major TV show of my adolescence, my first internet fandom. If I care about the characters I'll continue on the journey, no matter how few answers I'm given. Of course, if they deign to provide answers they should at least make sense which is why I refuse to admit that the last two seasons of The X-Files even exist. =D

Which is all by way of saying that I think you should watch Lost but I would understand if you didn't.

I'm taping Rome for you, don't worry. I'll send you the tape as soon as it's full. By the way, that ( ... )

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abyssinia4077 September 19 2005, 19:48:58 UTC
Yeah. I think I've seen most of the Lost episodes (right after I started they re-aired the first 6 or something). Seeing them in order probably would help though.
I don't need ALL the answers, but I want some. And I'm also the only geek I know who pretty much has never seen The X-Files so I haven't been conditioned like you.
I will probably watch Lost if I'm at home when it's on, out of habit.

I'm taping Rome for you, don't worry. I'll send you the tape as soon as it's full. By the way, that probably means that I need your new address. ;-)
oh wow! Are you serious???? wow wow wow
has anyone ever told you that you are awesome???

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liptonrm September 19 2005, 20:10:53 UTC
Being conditioned by The X-Files is to blame for so many, many things.

Not a problem! To be honest, I love taping things for people. It's easy, just set the VCR and go, and it makes me happy. =D

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hiyacynth September 19 2005, 19:45:16 UTC
I could not believe they gave Shatner the emmy. What was it, like the "wow! he can be more than just Captain Kirk" award? Naveen and Terry deserved it so much more. Grrr... But yes, pretty in formals!! And yay to best drama.

I finished my DVDjunkie run though of Lost this weekend. Again, you are much better about verbalizing why it's good (and what's wrong with it in places). I also cried over Hanged!Charlie and then again over Poor Dead Boone and the launching of the raft. *is a sap*

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liptonrm September 19 2005, 20:13:35 UTC
I'm still going with the fellation theory. There is no other reason that I can think of. It's Hollywood being Hollywood and patting themselves on the back.

Just you wait, Naveen and Terry will be back next year and will show the Emmys what for.

*sniffle* I'm coming up on Poor Dead Boone awfully fast. I'm going to be a mess by the time it's all over.

You know, we need a Poor, Dead Boone icon. But not one of his corpse, one of him being all pretty and stuff.

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hiyacynth September 20 2005, 03:29:19 UTC
Your wish, my command

I had trouble picking, so I just made a bunch.

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auntiemeesh September 20 2005, 01:34:22 UTC
And, yes, I might have cried when Charlie was found hanging in the tree, even though I knew he wasn't dead.

I just watched that episode yesterday, with my sister and her husband, neither of whom had watched the show until I got my DVDs. Neither of them knows or cares who Dom Monaghan is, but by the time he and Claire were abducted they were both freaking out. "They can't kill Charlie, he's too cute!" I had to bite back the impulse to laugh, but I still did nearly cry at the actual scene. It really is such a powerfully moving moment.

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liptonrm September 20 2005, 14:41:49 UTC
Aawwww, no one can resist the power of teh Dom. He is cuteness personified. =D

I am so excited that Lost starts up again tomorrow night. I can't freaking wait.

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writerj September 20 2005, 17:32:04 UTC
Can you believe I only saw the Thanagarian Invasion arc just the other weekend? Sheesh. btw bruce wayne rules. i am so bruce/diana i can't stand myself.

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liptonrm September 20 2005, 20:07:28 UTC
Dude, I haven't even seen the whole Thanagarian arc yet. The scheduling is mostly weird and aggravating. I'm sure the cosmos is taking away my Fan Points as we speak.

This is the version of Batman/Bruce Wayne that I first fell in love with, way back in the day when the animated series was on the air. Christian Bale was wonderful and I'm sure the comics are great but this is my Batman.

I share your Bruce/Diana shame. They're just so ... guh. no words.

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writerj September 21 2005, 13:39:14 UTC
OMG you must see the Thanagarian invasion arc. The Bruce/Diana alone. i'm not all *that* into the hawkgirl angst (very Kate) but i figure in this case she deserves a little angst, considering, you know, the INVASION and all.

i love justice league -- WHEN I CAN FIND IT. argh. who knows what episode will show when? I don't. Cartoon Network is run by a sponge.

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