No, really, it's over.

[alittlelesswild]

So, I haven't really written in this thing in a very long time. I don't even know if anybody is still reading this. (If you are, hi!) And I wouldn't even come here on this particular occasion except for lack of any other public(ish) venue to express a strong opinion about a few things.

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[damselmc]

Amen.

But, I was really excited to see this on Bones. I really hope the story line keeps up. Of course, I have no faith that it will, but I really like this show and I'm excited about the potential of this story line. (On a completely unrelated note, the woman who plays Angela is completely not my type, but goddamn is she gorgeous.)

[alittlelesswild]

It's funny, you're the second person to direct me to Bones as a replacement for Grey's. I've never seen Bones, but I may have to check it out, now that my Thursday evenings will be free. (Although I was somewhat consoled to remember that Grey's competes with 30 Rock on Thursday nights, so at least I have that to look forward to.)

Unfortunately, I doubt the lesbians on Bones will be much of a replacement for Erica/Callie for me, mostly because they're not my type, either. And a big part of why I was so proud of Grey's for appearing to want to carry out this storyline was the fact that Brooke Smith and Sara Ramirez are not the typical network TV waifs. They have real bodies and real depth to their characters and they're not vapid 20-somethings! (Brooke Smith is in her 40s!) An LA Times reviewer comments on this issue here: .

Sara Warn adds to her assessment after last night's episode in her weekly blog here: .