'The Killer In Me'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
We (my twin and I) are the youngest of five. Once my mom and dad had been through three teenagers, we'd given them far fewer problems and since we in a serious relationship, they didn't forbid it.
This is my family, pretty much. I (the oldest) wasn't allowed to have my bedroom door closed if there was a boy over. My sister (#3) was allowed to have her boyfriend sleep over.
GA - you know what? As horribly as they've turned some of the storylines I still like it so much better thatn PP. I think that it has something that PP does not. And I am hoping that we will get through Geo./Iz and move on to something else. Also, I liked Lexie and think that Meredeth should have gone to her rather than turning to Derek.
It's the oldest story in the book -- Boy steals laptop, boy accidentally uploads images of self to laptop owner's Flickr account, boy gets LOL'd.
Interesting news from NBC:
NBC has picked up "The Philanthropist," a drama from the "Homicide" and "Oz" team of Tom Fontana and Barry Levinson. It's about a billionaire who uses his wealth and resources to help people in need, often at great risk. Fontana will write the script and exec produce with Levinson and Charlie Corwin, on whose idea the show is based.
It's the "often at great risk" thing that confuses me. Car chases? Knife fights?
Those billionaire philanthropists lead a life of danger.
Dude, you have no idea -- Warren Buffett faces more ninjas before lunch than I do all day.
It's the "often at great risk" thing that confuses me. Car chases? Knife fights?
Those billionaire philanthropists lead a life of danger.
Dude, you have no idea -- Warren Buffett faces more ninjas before lunch than I do all day.
And remember the "Scorpio" episode of The Simpsons?
It's tough out there for a billionaire philanthropist.
I can't picture Bill Gates being able to handle ninjas all that well. Maybe he has a time machine, and he brought a Samurai warrior into the present to be his bodyguard.
Samurai had cool armor. Plus the whole "fish out of water" thing would make for great TV.
And remember the "Scorpio" episode of The Simpsons?
God that was hilarious. Best thing Albert Brooks ever did since DEFENDING YOUR LIFE.