PC- I kind of worried about that too -- it was very arc-y. Excellent for regular viewers but not so good for people who are just trying it out for the Aly.
Well, it wasn't just that. It felt kind of off. I think it was all downhill from the moment
Meg, in all seriousness, put forth the idea that her secret admirer might be her soulmate.
And so the A plot felt kind of lame, which made everything else feel disjointed. Though it was cool how the various plots had superficial connections
(the model home, the sketch artist, etc.).
It lacked focus, I guess.
SVU: yeah, that kid had a very interesting face. I really liked his performance.
An ex of mine was a distributor of The Keeper.
An ex of mine was a distributor of The Keeper.
Blond, right?
Charming, right?
I rest my case. (Before anyone wonders how a The Keepers vendor could have bux.)
t still pointedly ignoring Gus
Ahem.
Apparently, she still does. Weird.
Hey, they're watching Marx Brothers on GG. It is a zeitgeist thing. Go Duck Soup.
Ouch, the Keeper Woman is not persuading me with the whole painful breaking the vacuum seal business.
t Hectors Kat until she admits the blondboy fixation
'Fess up!
Hectors Kat until she admits the blondboy fixation
Have you seen Lori and The Seth? Brunettesville, bay-bee.
Rachel Bilson on Letterman tonight, FYI.
Ouch, the Keeper Woman is not persuading me with the whole painful breaking the vacuum seal business.
You've never hung a bottle off your lip?