'Underneath'
A topic for the discussion of Farscape, Smallville, and Due South. Beware possible invasions of Stargate, Highlander, or pretty much any other "genre" (read: sci fi or fantasy) show that captures our fancy. Expect Adult Content and discussion of the Big Gay Sex.
Whitefont all unaired in the U.S. ep discussion, identifying it as such, and including the show and ep title in blackfont.
Blackfont is allowed after the show has aired on the east coast.
This is NOT a general TV discussion thread.
in the U.S. spunk is almost never used as a word to describe sperm. I think that would be considered archaic.
Except for that Sex and the City episode about "funky spunk."
Although, thanks for the cultural history lesson, Typo Boy. I didn't know that.
Sadly, "spunk" shows up in a fanfic context, where writers are always searching for new and unintentionally gross ways to describe sex.
It's no 'sticky white love piss'. I have a special fondness for that one.
Edited to spare people's eyes.
'sticky white love piss'
ACCK. You made a bear, Jars! Undo it! Undo it!
...ew!
Urethra placement has a lot to answer for.
What was evolution thinking?
I missed the beginning with the young Ned doing experiments.
I liked this episode, the colors seemed less Technicolor vibrant than the last two, but that's okay.
Chuck is getting on my nerves a wee bit, but I'm hoping she mellows out with the hyper cheerfulness soon. I will say that when I saw Emerson stuck in the window my first thought was "Pooh! Except they had to wait for him to lose weight..." and then the show went there! And now I have this image of Emerson still stuck in the hole, and the Pie Maker having to live in the basement of the funeral home hanging towels on Emerson's legs.
Emerson's "my future self is going to tell you I told you so" was great. I kept waiting for Ned to get the hint whose murder they were investigating.
I really feel for Olive, we've never seen Ned say explicitly he's not interested and I wonder if he's ever said that, or if he said it so many times he gave up. But she's a great character and the Kristin Chwhatever was physically great being scared at the door.
The whole show seems like a non musical musical fairy tale at times.
Only I found the homopathic salesman guy to be more creepy than endearing and kept thinking he was going to hurt Olive.
OK, it's too early in the day for semen talk. Not that there is any particularly good time of the day for semen talk, but I'm trying to drink my coffee, dudes.
Re. Pushing Daisies: I really, really need an LJ icon with Emerson making one of his faces with the caption "Bitchy cross-town express."
but I'm trying to drink my coffee, dudes.
Would you like some cream with that, ma'am?
Urethra placement has a lot to answer for.
What was evolution thinking?
Heh, this reminds me of a seen cut from Annie Hall where Woody's meets God and tells him not to put the sexual organs too close to the excretory ones because "it will only cause problems later".