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Feb. 4th, 2004
good morning starshine.
Feb. 4th, 2004 02:51 pmOkay, so, there I was, doubting my wonderful self yesterday, and today I wake up and realize I am still fan-bloody-tastic, and those who don't see this are, well, stupid.
Or something. I'm in a good mood currently, but that might just be the ice cold Pepsi in my veins, dancing around screaming, "Cordy tonight! Cordy!" The highlight of my day will invariably be a television show one-shot, but better that than no highlight at all.
Onward on the TV thoughts.
Last night's GG was pretty damn good. Jess being talked about more than being in the actual episode is a highlight, but I never could like the guy. I don't think I've ever really been fond of the bad boy and thus he held no appeal to me since I am easily distracted by Milo's habit of speaking out of one side of his mouth. [the little things, alas.]
I love Luke, and so any episode that feels the need to have all kinds of Luke in a non-Nicole loving sort of way is a good thing. Emily cracking up? Highly amusing. Silly Lorelai for chickening out. I may not love Digger, but I don't hate him. [and he ain't... Alex or whomever she was with last season, I think. Boring much?] He is annoyingly wrong for her since he's so heavily work motivated to the point of ignoring Lorelai. But just when I want to smack him, he pulls something quirky out of his pocket and I'm content enough to let the relationship coast. Unfortunately their relationship has a giant expiration date on it, thus taking some of the intrigue out of it.
Paris was really ... weird. I don't know if it was written so you'd feel even worse for Jamie and Rory, or if they really meant for Paris to be coming off more insane than usual.
Scrubs was ... enh. I mean, not awful and I laughed quite a bit, but something seemed off. I blame the fact that it was Tuesday and I was in a foul mood for most of it.
SVU effectively killed my appetite. Dude. That's just ... fucked up.
Today's horrorscope before I go buy my TV Guide with Holly in it. [the charmed ad, not an article. Woe]
You're permissive with one hand and firm with the other. Family members and associates respect you for all that you've made possible. This is a fine time to be the center of so much gracious attention.
*skips off*
Or something. I'm in a good mood currently, but that might just be the ice cold Pepsi in my veins, dancing around screaming, "Cordy tonight! Cordy!" The highlight of my day will invariably be a television show one-shot, but better that than no highlight at all.
Onward on the TV thoughts.
Last night's GG was pretty damn good. Jess being talked about more than being in the actual episode is a highlight, but I never could like the guy. I don't think I've ever really been fond of the bad boy and thus he held no appeal to me since I am easily distracted by Milo's habit of speaking out of one side of his mouth. [the little things, alas.]
I love Luke, and so any episode that feels the need to have all kinds of Luke in a non-Nicole loving sort of way is a good thing. Emily cracking up? Highly amusing. Silly Lorelai for chickening out. I may not love Digger, but I don't hate him. [and he ain't... Alex or whomever she was with last season, I think. Boring much?] He is annoyingly wrong for her since he's so heavily work motivated to the point of ignoring Lorelai. But just when I want to smack him, he pulls something quirky out of his pocket and I'm content enough to let the relationship coast. Unfortunately their relationship has a giant expiration date on it, thus taking some of the intrigue out of it.
Paris was really ... weird. I don't know if it was written so you'd feel even worse for Jamie and Rory, or if they really meant for Paris to be coming off more insane than usual.
Scrubs was ... enh. I mean, not awful and I laughed quite a bit, but something seemed off. I blame the fact that it was Tuesday and I was in a foul mood for most of it.
SVU effectively killed my appetite. Dude. That's just ... fucked up.
Today's horrorscope before I go buy my TV Guide with Holly in it. [the charmed ad, not an article. Woe]
You're permissive with one hand and firm with the other. Family members and associates respect you for all that you've made possible. This is a fine time to be the center of so much gracious attention.
*skips off*
