I know I had one up on flickr *somewhere*, because it got a godawful number of hits. It also was just of my torso. People.

Watching Grey's Anatomy. I'm refusing to let it make me cry, but damn, show. You are a total weepfest. Also, BAILEY. I do love how it handles friendships, how Meredith can casually call Yang her soulmate, even as they're both in love with other people, not to mention Calliope and whatsis-amazing-body.

Also, BAILEY.

Why do I have nothing cheery waiting to be watched before SPN?

Did anyone watch Lonestar? If not, you're probably the reason it's about to be cancelled. If so, oops.

I watched Lonestar! And I saw an ad for it last night, so there's another episode coming, at least? I can't believe they put slightly-different shows on the air without a commitment to letting them build.

So, the train I had in my head to take tomorrow is only a dollar cheaper than the Acela which gets in an hour later. There's no real reason for me to get there earlier, and if I go early enough to get the cheap fare, the fam will be out touristing while I wait around at the hotel for them, I am sure. So Acela, right?

I recorded Lone Star! Does that count?

I kinda didn't watch Lone Star because the guy isn't as cute as Matthew Bomer. Sorry if it gets cancelled. I just have a high conman bar now.

Did Bones just put a literal elephant in the room? Also, why do I watch the show? I keep forgetting I don't like anyone on it. Must focus on that and stop recording it.

Hmm. Am I really boring if I get duck curry for the third Friday in a row? But otherwise I have to think. I don't want to think.

When did networks start getting so impatient that they cancelled series after one or two aired eps? I can think of any number of series that take a while to get into but are excellent. Hell, I stuck with Firefly at first only because it was Joss. It's hard for me to see now, but back then I really was a bit disappointed with it compared to Buffy/Angel. But I think it's because it's SO character-driven and you need at least a couple episodes to get into someone's character.

Also, why do I watch the show?

I feel the same way. And about House, too. We'll see how things stack up when I'm out less during the week, but working every day.

When did networks start getting so impatient that they cancelled series after one or two aired eps?

Viva Laughlin taught them that sometimes, dead is better.

Get the duck curry! How can that be boring?

I decided not to watch Lone Star because the write ups kept referring to Dallas and downplaying the con man angle. And yet, I am still catching up on stuff recorded on Wednesday. Too much TV.

I don't understand why the Dallas comparison. I mean, sure, Texas, oil, family, but still.