some television shows || and a thank you.

[certainthings]

Supernatural:
I actually liked last week's episode. I was shocked and surprised. I haven't liked an episode in a very long time.

Lost Girl:
tbh, I'm not sure if I'm liking Lost Girl because it's good/decent or if it's because it's Lost Girl.
If Vex is gone for good, I will miss him a lot. Also, I really want to like Lauren but I just don't. :(

The Following:
I really hope this show gets at least a season.

Cult:
Kind of really looking forward to this show. I just hope it's good.

x x x

ps. a giant thank you to all who had tips for my dry hands.

THANK YOU.

Comments

[hamarakissa.livejournal.com]

yeah... I don't really like Lauren at all either :\

I have yet to watch The Following - I need a link for it :\
And... I'm also interested in Cult, too :)

I hope something helped you out in that post <3

[certainthings.livejournal.com]

ugh, I hope you can find a link. it was quite good. and a bit disturbing.

mostly, I'm just looking forward to Robert Knepper being back on my tv, but the show looks interesting as well.

it did, it did. :)

[donna-c-punk.livejournal.com]

SPN - the LARPing episode? Because I hated that. And not just because I hate Felicia Day either. I have problems with the writers idea of what lesbians are like. Because what was presented on the episode was a male writer's "idea" of what lesbians are like. Sorry. Didn't meant to get all soapbox-y. That whole episode irritated me from start to finish.

[certainthings.livejournal.com]

I didn't even think of that, I just thought that they were showing that she was just as sleazy as Dean.

[donna-c-punk.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I did notice that, too. But it seemed like her entire reason for doing anything revolved around women. Not that I'm saying there aren't lesbians like that out there, but for a show that has a poor record when it comes to writing a STRAIGHT one well, it's not exactly winning points for me when it continues on with a lesbian character. It also bugs me Sam was regulated to the "tech tent" finding out information that basically was pointless because it was something they learned from other characters via Dean and Charlie. I'll write down all of my issues when I do my review tomorrow. I don't want to crap all over your good feelings about the ep in your LJ, dude.

[certainthings.livejournal.com]

oh, I'm sure there are a lot of negative things to say about it. but. over all, I found it to be entertaining and I didn't want to punch anyone. and I really liked that the one guy called them out on their fake id's and yeah.

[donna-c-punk.livejournal.com]

Yeah, that was one of the best parts of the episode. I wish someone else would call them out on their stupid classic rock band fake names, too. My favorite part though was seeing Varric from Dragon Age II on one of the computer screens in the tech tent. Of course, I rolled my eyes when they showed parts of FD's character DLC for the same game, called "Mark of the Assassin". What a waste of time and my patience that shit was. And for a stupid character who didn't even stick around, not that I'd WANTED Talis to stick around. Would've been nice to have another rogue as an option for my party, though.

[certainthings.livejournal.com]

I didn't understand any of that. :)

[donna-c-punk.livejournal.com]

It's a computer and console based RP game. Felicia Day made a live action storyline based on a character she created for the DA universe, a half-elf/half-Qunari rogue named Tallis, "Redemption". Full costume and make-up: http://youtu.be/-093SQo9NWM.

The game makers were so impressed by it, they asked her if she'd do a DLC (downloadable content) for the game with her character. So they came up with "Mark of the Assassin", which was a dumb-ass storyline she wrote centering on her character needing the main character (YOU)to help her accomplish her mission.

Usually, when characters are in DA DLCs, they're permanent party members, whom you can use whenever you want throughout the game. Not Tallis, she fucks off to parts unknown after you help her.

[alwaysenduphere.livejournal.com]

That Supernatural episode was like an episode from an earlier season. I blame Felicia Day.

I do not find Lost Girl all that engaging anymore. :/ Though I'm actually kind of fond of Tamsin and Dyson's interaction. If I have to deal with Lauren at least Dyson doesn't have to be moping around like a lone wolf.

[certainthings.livejournal.com]

Lost Girl definitely isn't as good as it was in S1. S1 was amazing. but. I still love it? Maybe because it's Canadian and I'm biased.