I wanted to love 6FU but hated every single character eventually so that might it kind of hard for me.

Yep. I loved the one-sheet, or whatever you call it, with the lipstick. That was about it.

Of course, I'm finding that I don't give a rat's ass about anyone in Lost either.

OMG, still catching up on the first season of DEXTER and if Michael C. Hall's expression after slamming Rita's ex with the frying pan isn't the most adorable, hilarious thing I've seen in ages (PUSHING DAISIES possibly excepted) I don't know what is. If Rudy actually killed Angel, though, I'm gonna be pissed.

It so is, Frank. I finished that season last weekend. Loved it. And that is all I will say until you finish.

Profile of David Simon in the New Yorker: [link]

I loved that. Evocative, yet even-handed...if I ever do anything to get profiled for, I hope it's like that. Although I think he should give bottle-spinning chick a break already. Most guys don't look like much at twelve.

Yeah, I loved pretty much every second of that article. I should have said this earlier, but it's spoilerly as hell if you're not caught up.

Aw, man. That made me miss HBO. Dude...weird about Chris Albrecht, huh? I mean, I know the PSAs say "it crosses all demographic lines" but at the same time "HBO executive" and "Girlfriend assaulter" don't exactly seem to fit the same dossier. I suppose I remember his name because, during the crapzillion "Save The Wire" letters I wrote in '04, to make them look laid out properly, I used the Letter Writing Wizard and so my computer still "thinks" I owe Mr. Albrecht a letter from time to time.

I can't remember, but I think he's the guy who axed S4 of Deadwood before his shameful departure. Which certainly colors my opinion of the guy.

Well, yeah, he's a total Jarry. But still I wouldn't expect *that*.

Fuckin' Yankton