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Nov. 8th, 2005
Aghast Feats
Nov. 8th, 2005 05:17 pmFeh. So, last night, we welcomed the baseball post season (and congratulations to one of the Chicago teams! Sucks to be the other one!) with an hour's worth of Arrested Development. ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
perich missed the second half, so I did a quick recap, and realized just how damn complicated one episode of that show is. It's like a jigsaw puzzle. Scores of little pieces click together, and in the end, a funny picture. I also read the Wikipedia entry on the show. Man, I gotta get the DVDs tonight.
Last night's episodes were great, with a Church & State Fair in one episode, and a Godzilla homage ("as you can see, our mole problem is greatly exaggerated") in the second.
Tonight is a two hour Amazing Race. This season's show is dissapointing to everyone. Phil basically says why at the beginning of every episode, when he says "the Amazing Race" instead of "a race around the world". Dammit, I wants me some travel porn. I want to see two brothers from Albany, one a fireman, the other an accountant, trying to find a falafel vendor in Leiscter Square so they can form 200 falafel balls to get their clue. I want a gay father and his angry army sergeant son to find common ground while doing SOMETHING in India (the country that Creighton has said "breaks teams"). I want two sisters, one a wiccan free spirit, the other a baptist prison guard, try to sell 40 baguettes from a cart in Kuala Lampur.
And I don't want to see Dakota Fanning get eliminated from the show. Dammit.
Oh, yeah: Does anyone know if it's physically possible to buy a copy of the Glass Teat books by HE? I know his deal with White Wolf died right before they printed that compilation, but I was under the impression they were used as university texts, so they must be in print SOMEWHERE.
perich missed the second half, so I did a quick recap, and realized just how damn complicated one episode of that show is. It's like a jigsaw puzzle. Scores of little pieces click together, and in the end, a funny picture. I also read the Wikipedia entry on the show. Man, I gotta get the DVDs tonight.Last night's episodes were great, with a Church & State Fair in one episode, and a Godzilla homage ("as you can see, our mole problem is greatly exaggerated") in the second.
Tonight is a two hour Amazing Race. This season's show is dissapointing to everyone. Phil basically says why at the beginning of every episode, when he says "the Amazing Race" instead of "a race around the world". Dammit, I wants me some travel porn. I want to see two brothers from Albany, one a fireman, the other an accountant, trying to find a falafel vendor in Leiscter Square so they can form 200 falafel balls to get their clue. I want a gay father and his angry army sergeant son to find common ground while doing SOMETHING in India (the country that Creighton has said "breaks teams"). I want two sisters, one a wiccan free spirit, the other a baptist prison guard, try to sell 40 baguettes from a cart in Kuala Lampur.
And I don't want to see Dakota Fanning get eliminated from the show. Dammit.
Oh, yeah: Does anyone know if it's physically possible to buy a copy of the Glass Teat books by HE? I know his deal with White Wolf died right before they printed that compilation, but I was under the impression they were used as university texts, so they must be in print SOMEWHERE.