sam, sam, he's our man, if he can't do it, no one can!

[krickets]

→ I am so excited about Pushing Daisies tonight. You have no idea. (Or maybe you do.) I think I have had this icon set as my default for weeks. That's how frakking excited I am for this show to come back. The other day I was talking to falseeeyelashes briefly in comments and we were talking about Lost in Austen and she says that it makes her feel cozy and I thought it was perfect, and a perfect way to describe how Pushing Daisies makes me feel. Just... wonderful and a little sad sometimes too but it's the sweet kind of sad not the "heart ripped out" kind of sad. Anyway, I cannot wait. Even though I'll have to. Working sucks, but DVRs are better! *grin*

→ I didn't say much about this week's TrueBlood, so here goes:

Jason needs to either stop being annoying or stop hogging up so much screen time. Someone please tell me he is the next to die? I have absolutely no patience with that character.

However, I get now why Tara does. That flashback was really nice to see. Too bad Jason didn't grow up to be the grown-up version of the little gentleman he used to be. Maybe there is hope for him yet, but I somehow doubt it. But Tara? We loves her, precious. Even more now.

Also, Sam. Okay so he's so totally a dog. (The good kind?) No disputing it now. And I'm sorry, I'm a little bit in love with his character. It seems like the small amount of fandom I've come across is obsessed with Bill and that long-haired freaky dude Eric. Well they can have them both, because Sam is hands-down my favorite.

Sookie? Bill is right! I would have stopped at Target and bought you a sweater, girl!

Bill? What was up with all that creepy glamour mojo with the cop? So totally not necessary at all. There was no real danger. And Sookie looked pretty displeased with him as well. Bill's seeming more and more like the guy you want to be good, but is actually bad. Because I do want him to be good. Very much so. But can we say creepy? Why yes, I think we can.

Eric. I don't find him attractive and I hope I'm not supposed to. But the whole "you noticed him, everybody does" conversation and the way that fangbanger was gonna throw himself at him makes me think I am supposed to. But since he had like three whole lines of dialogue give or take, I can't really judge him as a character yet.


→ stolen from anno:
01. Think of the first word that comes to mind when you think of me.
02. Go to Flickr Image Search or Google Images and search for that word.
03. Reply to this post with one of the pictures on the first page of results.
04. Put this in your own journal so that I can do the same.

Comments

[browncoatjack.livejournal.com]

I dunno, it's just that I don't remember any sheet-sniffing. (And besides, gloves--but then getting your hair all over and messing up a crime scene? Wut?) I think it remains to be seen how close they'll follow the books...I do know some of the stories they'll do in season two will follow the book, 'cause I've seen some of the casting for next season. (Looks good too, I remember thinking they picked good people.)

Hah! That explains that. (You'd think I'd look that up, but nooo, for I am lazy.)

Well, to each their own. He's not like one of my all-time favorites, but totally my #1 from the books. And I know Alexander Skarsgård from Generation Kill which is AWESOME (for those who like war stuff.) I hope they do a better job with his later stuff than what we've seen.
But Sam? I am SO loving him on the show, it's crazy. :D I'm quite happy loving them both.

[crickets.livejournal.com]

Heh, the sheet rolling. Yeah that was, weird. But I've explained it away for myself, hahaha.

I don't mean the character I just meant the actor. The character could turn out to be totally awesome. I will have to wait and see.

I wanted to watch Generation Kill actually but never got a chance. I should see about doing that...

[browncoatjack.livejournal.com]

Yeah, how's that? I can only think he's, like, going to track the bad guy.... (that was my thought up until the scene kept going and going and he seemed to be rather into it and then I was a little o.0)

Ah, okay.

It's great; I didn't think I'd love it as much as I do but, man I can't even explain how awesome it is. ♥

[crickets.livejournal.com]

Well I'm convinced he's the dog (and may have looked up a teeny tiny spoiler to prove myself right... *hides*) And so that last bit? Was totally dog like. Like, dogs are always walking with their nose to the ground like little investigators, and then when they smell something "interesting" (mud, cut grass, POOP, another dog, dead slugs too! etc.) they just DROP and roll around like they're in ecstasy or something? That's how I've explained that away. Hahaha.

Yeah everyone on my flist who's watched it has said it's pretty much amazing. I had been digging on this song for a while and then saw the preview for Generation Kill and that was the theme song (at least in the preview?) and I was like "HEY I gotta watch that." But I still haven't. I suck at follow through.

[browncoatjack.livejournal.com]

Well, he SHOULD be the dog, but they showed him next to the dog, remember? So how's that work? (If there are more than one, where's the other dog-person? Or does he have a pet dog and IS a dog? AGH!)
Yeah, that does make sense. (And I should know, working with dogs all the time--though most of mine need to stand with their noses to the ground without moving for ages when they find something good.)

It's just the promo song, the show doesn't really have a "theme song" (though the characters DO sing a lot, heh!) Damn, now I wanna go flip through the eps and watch my favorite bits...AGAIN. :D