It's c-c-cold out...
Feb. 7th, 2007 10:07 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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jadekitten01!!! Have a fabulous day, darling!
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Is it sad that I'm sitting here at my desk wearing my gloves because it's so damn cold? I really should've stayed in bed this morning.
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I'm still behind on Gilmore Girls and Veronica Mars, but my sister and I watched 24 last night...
Episode 6.7
Okay, maybe it's supposed to be like this, that as an ongoing viewer you figure things out that the characters don't, but after five full seasons of really bad days, you would think these characters would have some clue as to what is going to happen.
Like that Morris was going to be the picture to show up on that computer. Especially after he said that he didn't understand why his brother was in Valencia.
I'm more willing to forgive Jack for not seeing through his father's lame attempts at being the good guy, mostly because who wants to think his father is like that? And Jack really is still recovering from his own tortures in China.
Though, I didn't think Jack's father was in on everything with Gray until he asked for a "few minutes" to himself. Then I knew something was up. But it also makes sense why he killed the guys rather than let Jack question them.
And how fucked up is this guy that he kills his son to cover things up?
My co-worker and I think it's going to come down to a big battle between Jack and his father...sorta like last season was Jack vs. Henderson, teacher vs. student.
And honestly, this makes Jack's parenting skills, his very scary papa bear routine, seem so normal. He would never let anything happen to Kim if he could help it...and there his father is killing his own son. So crazy. Where the hell did Jack come from?
I'm so glad that the President didn't agree to Tom's asshattery. I'm glad he heard what his sister had to say and decided against accepting Tom's hopes to detain innocent Americans. I hate that little bastard. And while I agree with everything the President said, I don't think the middle of a crisis is the time for a civics lesson. All you need to say is, "No, we're not doing it. You have a problem with that? there's the door."
And then the vice president trying to be like, "Maybe you should listen to what others think?" He doesn't have to, bitch. You're just the VP, you have no powers, so shut the fuck up.
But I know that's hardly over with. But I'm not sure how they'll broach this, considering in Season Two David had these problems and Mike turned on him. Rather not see that revisited.
Next week should be really good. I just wish it wasn't on opposite Heroes - that makes me sad.
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I am both excited and scared for this coming week's Supernatural. I love those boys so much and seeing them hurting will kill me. Very, very sad.
Am very excited that both Bill Mahr and Entourage are returning to HBO with new episodes soon. Especially Entourage. I love that show so much, to the point that I may have worn out my dvds from repeated viewing.
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I might try to write today if I can force myself to stay in the freezing cold office. I'm seriously debating leaving.
Ciao.
jadekitten01!!! Have a fabulous day, darling!**
Is it sad that I'm sitting here at my desk wearing my gloves because it's so damn cold? I really should've stayed in bed this morning.
**
I'm still behind on Gilmore Girls and Veronica Mars, but my sister and I watched 24 last night...
Episode 6.7
Okay, maybe it's supposed to be like this, that as an ongoing viewer you figure things out that the characters don't, but after five full seasons of really bad days, you would think these characters would have some clue as to what is going to happen.
Like that Morris was going to be the picture to show up on that computer. Especially after he said that he didn't understand why his brother was in Valencia.
I'm more willing to forgive Jack for not seeing through his father's lame attempts at being the good guy, mostly because who wants to think his father is like that? And Jack really is still recovering from his own tortures in China.
Though, I didn't think Jack's father was in on everything with Gray until he asked for a "few minutes" to himself. Then I knew something was up. But it also makes sense why he killed the guys rather than let Jack question them.
And how fucked up is this guy that he kills his son to cover things up?
My co-worker and I think it's going to come down to a big battle between Jack and his father...sorta like last season was Jack vs. Henderson, teacher vs. student.
And honestly, this makes Jack's parenting skills, his very scary papa bear routine, seem so normal. He would never let anything happen to Kim if he could help it...and there his father is killing his own son. So crazy. Where the hell did Jack come from?
I'm so glad that the President didn't agree to Tom's asshattery. I'm glad he heard what his sister had to say and decided against accepting Tom's hopes to detain innocent Americans. I hate that little bastard. And while I agree with everything the President said, I don't think the middle of a crisis is the time for a civics lesson. All you need to say is, "No, we're not doing it. You have a problem with that? there's the door."
And then the vice president trying to be like, "Maybe you should listen to what others think?" He doesn't have to, bitch. You're just the VP, you have no powers, so shut the fuck up.
But I know that's hardly over with. But I'm not sure how they'll broach this, considering in Season Two David had these problems and Mike turned on him. Rather not see that revisited.
Next week should be really good. I just wish it wasn't on opposite Heroes - that makes me sad.
**
I am both excited and scared for this coming week's Supernatural. I love those boys so much and seeing them hurting will kill me. Very, very sad.
Am very excited that both Bill Mahr and Entourage are returning to HBO with new episodes soon. Especially Entourage. I love that show so much, to the point that I may have worn out my dvds from repeated viewing.
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I might try to write today if I can force myself to stay in the freezing cold office. I'm seriously debating leaving.
Ciao.
