wednesday tv. well, part of it.
Oct. 10th, 2007 11:28 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dianora2ANTM was the makeover episode which is always the most fun. I wasn't too happy about the elimination, but I did see it coming a mile away, so.
I actually thought Bionic Woman was pretty darn good tonight, probably because it was written by David Eick and focused heavily on Sarah Corvis. You could tell he was like "Let me just give Katee the craziest shit to say and do." And it worked. Sarah Corvis = the bomb. (Really, they should have just waited to air this show next season and cast Katee as Jaime Sommers, but that's water under the bridge.) But boy, could Isaiah Washington be any more useless and pointless? It's not a good thing when you can smell the stunt casting. I am starting to love Ruth, though, and her evil psychological testing on bitchy adolescents.
Dirty Sexy Money was awesome. "How do you live with yourself?" "Is your name even Gustav?" Brian gets all the best lines. Also, my love for Jeremy is strong but I'm really not a fan of the whole Kim Kardashian-lite storyline. Give him something better to do, pls. Although what he's doing now does involve him taking his shirt off, so I probably shouldn't complain.
TiVo'ed Pushing Daisies and Gossip Girl, will get to them this weekend.
I hadn't seen this particular Razor trailer, so maybe you haven't, either. Lee actually speaks in this one, yay.
The Warner Bros dude is trying to backtrack about films starring women, but this blogger does a good job of shooting his defenses down right quick.
Kiefer's going to jail. Oh, Kiefer. As![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
marakara likes to say, it's called car service, people.
Speaking ofmarakara, a very Happy Birthday to you! Hope it was a good one.
And I would also like to wish a happy birthday to one Bradley Whitford, who is 48 today. But still frickin' hot. Happy Birthday, Brad! Please celebrate with an upcoming appearance on Real Time. I don't ask for much.
I actually thought Bionic Woman was pretty darn good tonight, probably because it was written by David Eick and focused heavily on Sarah Corvis. You could tell he was like "Let me just give Katee the craziest shit to say and do." And it worked. Sarah Corvis = the bomb. (Really, they should have just waited to air this show next season and cast Katee as Jaime Sommers, but that's water under the bridge.) But boy, could Isaiah Washington be any more useless and pointless? It's not a good thing when you can smell the stunt casting. I am starting to love Ruth, though, and her evil psychological testing on bitchy adolescents.
Dirty Sexy Money was awesome. "How do you live with yourself?" "Is your name even Gustav?" Brian gets all the best lines. Also, my love for Jeremy is strong but I'm really not a fan of the whole Kim Kardashian-lite storyline. Give him something better to do, pls. Although what he's doing now does involve him taking his shirt off, so I probably shouldn't complain.
TiVo'ed Pushing Daisies and Gossip Girl, will get to them this weekend.
I hadn't seen this particular Razor trailer, so maybe you haven't, either. Lee actually speaks in this one, yay.
The Warner Bros dude is trying to backtrack about films starring women, but this blogger does a good job of shooting his defenses down right quick.
Kiefer's going to jail. Oh, Kiefer. As
marakara likes to say, it's called car service, people.Speaking of
marakara, a very Happy Birthday to you! Hope it was a good one.And I would also like to wish a happy birthday to one Bradley Whitford, who is 48 today. But still frickin' hot. Happy Birthday, Brad! Please celebrate with an upcoming appearance on Real Time. I don't ask for much.
