I'm still wondering why Jane brought up what he was going to do with Red John if he ever got his hands on him, other than to tie in with the Avenging Rain Man. Unless it really was to keep Lisbon at a distance (as someone on another board speculated). I mean, this is the guy who never shows his hand. Or maybe he's like first season Charlie Crews, and he doesn't really know what he'd do if confronted, and he wants to make sure that Lisbon will protect him from himself, but that's even more out of the blue. Maybe it really was because she blushed.

I didn't put a triangle in a circle.

(I did the trick though.)

I loved that scene where it took Rigsby an extra long time to get the mummy reference.

I put a circle in a triangle, FTR.

I got stuck trying to figure out what was "square-like but not a square". I may have been really tired.

I think I'm about ready to hang my hat up on Life.

I thought last night's was pretty good!

Yeah, I went with rectangle because it's also a quadrangle. A rectangle in a triangle.

I must be weird.

I need Life to move away from Reese and Tidwell.

L&O, however, was excellent.

I haven't watched my dvr'd Life yet, but I did catch L&O for the first time in several years (I haven't really watched first-run eps since Jerry Orbach died), mostly because Katee Sackhoff was in it. Too bad her role was relatively small (she did get the "and" position in the opening ep credits, though), but Clancy Brown really stole the show. I liked the political machinations that McCoy played with the governor, too.

I put a crescent in a circle because I froze on not-square and couldn't think of anything actually simple.

Reese and Tidwell still creeps me out.

Reese and Tidwell still creeps me out.

So totally, this!

What I hate about falling hard for a show? I'm that much more easily dissapointed. I fall hard and I start making plans: meet the parents, marriage, honeymoon, kids, vacations, retirement, dying in each others arms. And then that TV show goes and disappoints me. And all those hopes and dreams are dashed. Now, if it had just been a breezy fling, a show with benefits, then when it disappointed I could either still enjoy it shallowly for those few good times, or just walk away with no heartbreak.

Life is breaking my fucking heart.

My TV Show fiance had a brain tumor, and they said he didn't have long to live, and then he had an operation, and now he's going to live for a very long time, but the operation created a personality change and he's not the same guy that I fell in love with, and since the TV Show isn't actually a human being, I'm dumping his ass so fast. I don't like this new personality, and I'm so in love with the old one that I can't even begin to give the new one a chance (except that I have been, week after week).

And that's the saddest thing: I won't stop watching. Either because I'm pathetically hopeful that the tumor will come back, or maybe just because I'm a completist.