Did we do CSPW Dead Things and now are at No Exit?

I am bendy on the times we watch. So whatever we decide, I will likely be there.

We are! I have an excuse to miss it!

I mean, sad now.

i would never think to grope, throw myself or otherwise encroach on someone else's personal space like that.

I'd think to, but never translate it from thought to deed. Though I do take a certain perverse pride in being the reason David Boreanaz started referring to Christian Kane as "my bitch" in front of thousands of fans, so I'm not all about respecting the talent...

SO much more entertaining than if CK had just held up the sign for a photo as originally planned.

I know part of the problem with fans is that they think the actor is the same as the character and, having watched the character and been privy to their thoughts, actions, etc., feel they have a relationship. Still wrong in all possible ways. I remember during the height of Dynasty's popularity, John Forsythe was in a store and a woman came up and started hitting him with her purse for being mean to poor Crystal. sigh.

And I'm enjoying our lolCass

I have to work Thursday night again, because apparently my boss hates me (not really), and every night I've closed I haven't gotten home until after ten. Closer to 10:30 last time. So ... I could watch at 8 p.m. board time, but I know that's rough for other East Coast folks who don't like to stay up as late.

It's just me, but I really, really liked Sundays because I never have to work past 7 p.m. EST. And I really miss the W&P fun.

::mournful puppy dog eyes::

Are Pete and Jilli joining us? Will there be adorable looming?

part of the problem with fans is that they think the actor is the same as the character and, having watched the character and been privy to their thoughts, actions, etc., feel they have a relationship.

This is actually a sign of a serious psychological problem, and I hope it's not the case for most of the scary fans, because that would mean that there are way more actively psychotic people who watch television than I'd like to think there are.

Yes, hello, was an impressionable adolescent when that guy killed Rebecca Schaefer.

(And anyway, one of the things JDM gets interviewed about is the people who run into him in the grocery store and burst into tears about the fact that Denny Duquette died. One presumes, since they saw the "dead body" on their TV screens being really really dead, they know Denny Duquette is not alive, and the person in the grocery store is actually someone else. And yet? Weepiness on aisle three.)

Weepiness, while dumb, is harmless. Tackling and unwanted fondling, NSM.

People who watch soap operas seem to be especially prone to the actor=character problem. Especially if they're socially isolated.

I can see crying over a character death, since that's what Shonda was trying to get. I can see being prompted into that by bumping into the actor. I think it's oversharing, and I can't imagine it, but I did end up getting a bit emotional over Wesley's death when I spoke to Alexis Denisof.

No hands in new places, though.

No hands in new places, though.

This is what's so scary to me.

I remember reading something about when silent films were new, and how strangely intimate it seemed to see those faces so big, and so *close* there in the dark, after the relative distance and perspective difference of watching a stage play.

Clearly, that intimacy is a bit much for some fans.

I have only been to one convention convention, and it was for La Femme Nikita.

Nothing terribly embarassing happened at that one, right? There was the stampede into the ballroom. Oh, and the actor who tried to sell his crappy paintings at the auction and got sulky when no one wanted them.