'Smile Time'
TV, movies, web media--this thread is the home for any Joss projects that don't already have their own threads, such as Dr. Horrible.
anybody else notice a familiar face in the preview for next week?
we did! I can't recall if it was me or D who said, "ah crap, now we have to watch next week." The only things I liked about this episode were Victor's performance and Sierra not getting raped on screen for a change. I might have liked it more if D hadn't been checking the clock at every commercial break to see how much longer he had to endure. At the end I said I didn't feel it was worthy of the "Grr! Argh."
and Sierra not getting raped on screen for a change
This made me chuckle ruefully while shaking my head.
I'm sad I can't say nobody got raped this week.
[link] I thought this was an interesting theory.
I agree, erika. I'm wondering, apart from the "sound in space" thing, what other "clues" the writer is seeing? Is that a reference to Melly's speaking style?
I don't know...DK comment threads are long and daunting so I haven't read all of it.And have I mentioned today how much I hate liberals who think they are pious because they haven't followed a TV show in ten years? Because I do. Ass them in their free-range, dolphin-safe, community activist ears. Because if you don't read a book for ten years, you're ignorant. If you don't see a movie for ten years, it probably says something a bit sad about your social life. But television as a medium gets all the blame for every bit of crap that is now, or has ever been, on it. And I don't think it's right, especially given the evolution that came with cable and whatnot.(And mostly? I think it's incredibly self-righteous to counter "Have you seen "The Wire"? with a comment like "No, I actually have a REAL life where I talk to my wife and children, thanks.")
That is an interesting theory. It makes sense. But it does rather make me want to slap someone.
I thought this was an interesting theory.
If I follow it to the conclusion my feeble brain came to, then it seems that Show wants that I should stop watching it and go do something better with my time.
Is that a reference to Melly's speaking style?
I think so. She said something this episode, I forget what it was, some kind of play on words I think. Anyway it reminded me of Tara.
it seems that Show wants that I should stop watching it and go do something better with my time.
So it could be considered a resounding success?