Oh, another shot of Rick Yune !
'Dirty Girls'
Natter 31 But Looks 29
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
unless the pilot smacks me around and asks for money
Is this a good thing or a bad thing?
I tend to forget when things are on the air, is my problem. And before got cable, my reception was so crappy I rarely went through the hassle of getting stations to come in unless I already knew I loved the show.
Gilmore Girls was watchable for me at the end of last season, and the start of this one, in a way it's never been before.
Oh, really. I had kind of liked it, but when she went to college, it was so bad I couldn't take it any more.
Is this a good thing or a bad thing?
Asking for money is so tacky.
it was so bad I couldn't take it any more.
I tried it when she just started school and it was cloying and annoying. And she needed to be emancipated from her mother, or vice versa. But that dynamic, which I hate, is no longer front and centre.
I tried it when she just started school and it was cloying and annoying. And she needed to be emancipated from her mother, or vice versa. But that dynamic, which I hate, is no longer front and centre.
Yeah, that was when I gave up on it. But I guess it doesn't matter, since in a couple of weeks, I'll miss most of it anyway. Ah well.
I think VM might be my favorite show of the new season. I would take it over DH and Lost easy.
I really like GG this season and had hated it like 2 years ago, after loving it at the beginning.
I can rarely stick with a show until it ends. see: Buffy and Angel.
Asking for money is so tacky.
I still don't get the metaphor, sadly.
I can rarely stick with a show until it ends. see: Buffy and Angel.
So often that's your best bet, though. I was just talking abut the g.d. X-files last night.
On the Andrea Yates thing, how fucked up is this?:
An appeals court on Thursday overturned the capital murder convictions of Andrea Yates, ruling that a prosecution witness gave false testimony that may have influenced the jury that convicted her in the drowning deaths of three of her five children.
In appealing her conviction before a three-judge panel of the 1st Court of Appeals, Yates' attorneys argued that a prosecution witness, psychiatrist Park Deitz, presented false testimony during her March 2002 trial when he said he had consulted on an episode of the NBC television show “Law and Order” in which a woman drowned her children and later was acquitted by reason of insanity. (MSNBC is a joint venture of NBC and Microsoft)
Prosecutors used the testimony to suggest that Yates, who sometimes watched the program, had seen the show and used the plot to plan the murders of her kids by drowning them in the tub of the family's home.
Jurors learned after Yates was convicted that the episode never existed.