So in the past few months, I've suddenly gained an appreciation for "sitcoms"? Or at least television programming that lasts half an hour (with commercials) and happens to make me laugh until I snort. For example: Spaced and Asylum (both of which are unbelievably awesome and have elevated my Simon Pegg appreciation level from Respectful Love to Possibly Scary Obsession); Extras; Better off Ted; and, most recently (as in the past week and especially tonight), How I Met Your Mother. OH MY GOD IT IS SO GOOD I CAN'T STOP WATCHING. It is hilarious and surprisingly well-written (most of the time) and I actually adore every single character. I've even learned to ignore the laugh track. I got through almost the entirety of season two tonight and now my eyes hurt. BUT IT IS A GOOD SORT OF HAPPY HURT.
I haven't seen it since it aired and I don't think I want to watch it again for a long time (reasons forthcoming), so I'm a little fuzzy on the specific details. But be sure, there are certainly things I can't forget. Some, I totally loved:
I think the reason I didn't want BSG to end (besides, you know, not wanting it to be over) is that I couldn't think of any possible ending I'd actually like. I don't want this story finished because it just can't be.
Blerg.
I need to go to bed. My body seems to be having trouble responding to my brain's commands. I think it already went to sleep. But maybe I'll watch one more episode of HIMYM--it's not like I need to dance a jig or thumb wrestle to watch TV.
I haven't seen it since it aired and I don't think I want to watch it again for a long time (reasons forthcoming), so I'm a little fuzzy on the specific details. But be sure, there are certainly things I can't forget. Some, I totally loved:
- Roslin's convo with Doc Cottle.
- The Apollo/Starbuck flashbacks. (Except in my mind they were like, "Shut up, Zack," and then continued with the sex.)
- Chief strangling Tory. It was basically the most cathartic thing I've ever seen on television, as homicidal as that sounds. I never really understood the Callie-hate. In fact, I always kind of liked her, especially when she bit off that dude's ear. So when Tory MURDERED her and got away with it, I was seriously pissed. This episode fixed all that.
- Basically, the entire finale right up to finding "Earth." It was suspenseful and nerve-wracking and fulfilling and crazy awesome. I loved it.
- The ending with the robots and Hendrix and modern society. (Obvs, I think. Or did some people like that?)
- Am I really supposed to believe that after running from extinction for the last four years, the Colonies' only surviving humans actually want to live without toilet paper or antibiotics and mate with people who don't have language? Lee, what the hell happened to your brain??
- The fucking "resolution" to Kara and Lee's relationship. Just, like, don't even get me started. I mean, they set up their relationship from the miniseries and then we don't get anything--not even a hug or a kiss or some sort of tiny acknowledgment that hey, these two kids are kind of crazy about each other in a really super angsty awesome way--before Kara just suddenly disappears. And then Lee doesn't even look upset about it? Lol, RDM. LOL.
- Kara. I just. She's an angel? A cylon hybrid? A collective hallucination? A fucking pigeon? And if she died in Maelstrom, when Lee saw her viper explode, then how the hell did her charred body end up on Earth Sr? Do you see all these question marks?????
I think the reason I didn't want BSG to end (besides, you know, not wanting it to be over) is that I couldn't think of any possible ending I'd actually like. I don't want this story finished because it just can't be.
Blerg.
I need to go to bed. My body seems to be having trouble responding to my brain's commands. I think it already went to sleep. But maybe I'll watch one more episode of HIMYM--it's not like I need to dance a jig or thumb wrestle to watch TV.
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