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My Two Cents - Fall Sundays

Oct 05, 2009 11:01

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I don't care about TV but yampowered October 5 2009, 20:48:00 UTC

Wait, you guys are home already? But Ryan said...Old Town...Sunday? *boggle*

Oh well. How was it? And what's this I hear about a turquoise kokopelli?

Re: I don't care about TV but volus October 5 2009, 20:53:23 UTC

Err...

a) There is internet in New Mexico
b) You are aware that today is Monday, right?

Re: I don't care about TV but yampowered October 5 2009, 20:57:13 UTC

Well yeah, but if you flew home today you would've had to be on like the 6 am flight to be home in time to make these entries. And TV! Don't you have to be home to watch that?

Also, they absolutely do not have Internet in New Mexico. Stop trying to trick me!

Re: I don't care about TV but volus October 5 2009, 21:09:31 UTC

a) The earliest flight from Albuquerque to Seattle leaves at 9am, so try again.
b) They have televisions in NM
c) Does it hurt to be so wrong so often?

bigmojo October 9 2009, 17:59:40 UTC

Dexter rules. Even if Showtime has this thing about making series where the basic premise is "let's see how fucked up a situation we can put the protagonist in, let them get out of that situation, but only into a more fucked up situation". That's starting to drag on me as a general concept (see also: Weeds). But I'll pretty much watch anything that Michael C. Hall does after Six Feet Under. He's like a dude Ellen Page on premium cable.

You have an interesting penchant for reality TV that I wouldn't have assumed before reading these posts of yours.

And you're wrong about Family Guy, American Dad and Californication. The first two suck with occasional funny episodes that don't make up for the aforementioned suck. The last one is pretty good once you get past David Duchovny and start paying attention to the plot line. The daughter is heart of the show.

volus October 9 2009, 18:38:03 UTC

I watched the entire first season of Californication, and when the second premiered, I just couldn't bring myself to care.