tommygirl | let's see if livejournal eats this again...

I've been home sick the past two days with the sinus infection from hell. Argh. Sometimes I think I should have that sinus surgery for long term relief, but I'm just not sure. Bah.

I have used some of this time resting to get my sister hooked on season one of Dexter (Oh that season finale kills me dead), and trying to get caught up on some of the stuff kicking it on my tivo.

Heroes 1.23 - How To Stop An Exploding Man

I knew Nathan would come through. I knew it. I knew he would show up for Peter because that's just what he does. Peter is his little brother. Gah.

And Nathan is totally fine. I refuse to accept anything else. Not if Sylar is really dead because I loved him in all his creepy, evil ways.

Mohinder...you are so damn DUMB. How do you survive on a daily basis?

I love that Peter goes to Nathan and how he tries to explain it to Claire. I love how upset/disappointed he is when he thinks Nathan is on the wrong side.

So Symone's father was one of the Linderman group types? But was he hiding Claude (since Claude was often up there) and actually against Linderman? As he seemed to think Peter, not Nathan could save the world. And were visions his power and that's how Peter came to have them?

I love that Claire jumps out the window and goes off to find Peter and her father. I love that Mr. Bennett helps Peter because he had saved Claire.

It was so very awesome how all the heroes were there and tried to help fight against Sylar, but it was Hiro who stopped him.

And again, Nathan shows up and he and Peter have a moment and the city is saved.

So much happened in those last ten minutes. I'm just...my mind is still boggling and I really need to watch it again to make sense of it all.

But Nathan is alive, dammit.

And it'll be interesting to see where they go with the storylines of the heroes in season two - will they work together more often? Is Sylar really dead? Is there a plan B for Mama Petrelli and her cohorts? Do Matt and DL live?

Overall, an interesting conclusion to the season. And oh Nathan and Peter. I love you both.

I'm almost caught up on Brothers & Sisters too, only have the finale left, but I sorta don't want to finish it because then we have to wait a whole season for more. But gah, the last one killed me dead and oh Tommy, I love you...and I just love the Walker family in all their insanity.

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I'm being overrun by plot bunnies of doom and Steph is only encouraging this stuff. I say to her, "Stop me! Slap some sense into me! I want to genderbend Eric from Entourage!" And she responds, "That's awesome! Do it!" That was not how the conversation was supposed to go.

Then I have a question about What Is and Never Should Be: How long was Dean with the Djinn? How long was Sam looking for him? Do we know? I ask because I may be writing a story from Sam's POV for that time.

Then there is this story idea I had for Dean where he wakes up in all these alternate realities and he has to find his way out, only to end up in yet another one.

Oh, where do these weird, cracked out ideas come from? Oh yes, it's me, in the shower, suddenly getting the image of Dean Winchester in cuffed jeans and a bedazzled teeshirt as a member of a boyband and replying, "Son of a bitch."