I would also like some au gratin potatoes, please.
They're not done yet. At the moment they're taunting me with the delicious scent of their spudly cheesy goodness.
Is it better the second time around? Or the third? Or tenth? This is the place to come when you have a burning desire to talk about an old episode that was just re-run.
I would also like some au gratin potatoes, please.
They're not done yet. At the moment they're taunting me with the delicious scent of their spudly cheesy goodness.
I hated Numero Cinco and Smile Time. I also hated The Avengers. Do I have to surrender my Buffista card now?
We simply demand your firstborn. (This has nothing to do with your complete and utter wrongness; we just think he's ADORABLE.)
I did not enjoy Numero Cinco. I didn't hate it, but I was just bored.
Oooh, I agree with P-C.
You guys can have him from midnight-6AM. He hearts to party at night!
I disliked a lot of Angel S5, but that was a hell of a series finale!
Also, I NEED THOSE POTATOES, DAVID!
I am completely unfamiliar with masked ethnic wrestlers. And if I was, by some odd quirk of fate, familiar with them, I would be completely uninterested in anything having to do with them. So that ep was a complete cipher for me. Sort of like a dialog between Miss Othmar and Snoopy, but not as interesting.
Smile Time, however? Gold. Nay, platinum. As was the Avengers.
ETA: and much as I love cheesy goodness, I am forbidden potatoes, so I don't see that opinon changing through your bribe.
Also, I NEED THOSE POTATOES, DAVID!
Mmmm, I'm eating them now. The herbs were a good choice.
I'm watching Buffy from the beginning with H, who's never seen it before. After years of mockery, now he's getting into it. And I'm really loving it. There are a few anachronisms: cell phones, computer lab, but basically the storylines and issues stand up well even today. He's picking up on phrases the kids and I have used, incorporated into vernacular--"Oh, THAT's where that came from!"
Yeah. Joss is god.
I was kind of baffled by the prevalence of "Maybe this is racist, I don't know what to think" in the comments. Have they become accustomed to thinking that any portrayal of another culture is going to be questionable?
I adored the episode, the one left behind after the heroes go on, discovering he's still as much a hero even though he survived.