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weaktwosTonight I got my third day of free weight exercise in while watching the tube.
Colbert on O'Reilly: Colbert was unphased. I wonder how much of that was rehearsed and how much wasn't. Still, it was amusing. O'Reilly played the straight-man, Colbert played it straighter with far more comical results. It will be interesting to see how O'Reilly holds up on Colbert's show.
Smallville: The li'l League o' Justice is forming. Kyle Gallner returns as the Flash. The way he was flirting with Chloe made me think that he and![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
scarcrest could be founding members of the "Chloelicious Club". So, when will they start forming the relationship with Clark and Lois? Now that she's no longer with the Green Lantern, is it open season yet?
Grey's Anatomy: I like the slowed down version of Okay-Go's "Here We Go Again". How many shows have used Regina Spektor's "Fidelity"?. So far, I count Veronica Mars and Grey's Anatomy. I really feel badly for McSteamy, but yeah, he would have made a terrible father. George's father. Oh dear. But it's cool to see George and Callie getting closer together again. McDreamy and Meredith's story is taking fun form, as we are forced to witness the all-too-human reality of two people having to reconcile each other's unsavory qualities: whisker stubble and loud snoring. Will there be three bands on Meredith's nose by next episode? No! She gets her man earplugs. Stunning idea. When they took George's father life support, while his wife and family looked on...that was hard. Of course, when it really happens, it's quiet except for the churn and whoosh of life-maintaining machinery and sobbing.. It's a shame that life can't have soundtracks to drown out the deafening silence of death.
And for Veronica Mars fans, there's a fun interview on Television Without Pity.
In other news, I'm destined to go to hell for cracking an albeit funny joke about a person who is visually disabled at work.
Oh, we have a new Executive at work that looks like a young Mr. Burns from The Simpsons.
Now, I have a music related educational activities to pursue before I continue my evening.
Colbert on O'Reilly: Colbert was unphased. I wonder how much of that was rehearsed and how much wasn't. Still, it was amusing. O'Reilly played the straight-man, Colbert played it straighter with far more comical results. It will be interesting to see how O'Reilly holds up on Colbert's show.
Smallville: The li'l League o' Justice is forming. Kyle Gallner returns as the Flash. The way he was flirting with Chloe made me think that he and
scarcrest could be founding members of the "Chloelicious Club". So, when will they start forming the relationship with Clark and Lois? Now that she's no longer with the Green Lantern, is it open season yet?Grey's Anatomy: I like the slowed down version of Okay-Go's "Here We Go Again". How many shows have used Regina Spektor's "Fidelity"?. So far, I count Veronica Mars and Grey's Anatomy. I really feel badly for McSteamy, but yeah, he would have made a terrible father. George's father. Oh dear. But it's cool to see George and Callie getting closer together again. McDreamy and Meredith's story is taking fun form, as we are forced to witness the all-too-human reality of two people having to reconcile each other's unsavory qualities: whisker stubble and loud snoring. Will there be three bands on Meredith's nose by next episode? No! She gets her man earplugs. Stunning idea. When they took George's father life support, while his wife and family looked on...that was hard. Of course, when it really happens, it's quiet except for the churn and whoosh of life-maintaining machinery and sobbing.. It's a shame that life can't have soundtracks to drown out the deafening silence of death.
And for Veronica Mars fans, there's a fun interview on Television Without Pity.
In other news, I'm destined to go to hell for cracking an albeit funny joke about a person who is visually disabled at work.
Oh, we have a new Executive at work that looks like a young Mr. Burns from The Simpsons.
Now, I have a music related educational activities to pursue before I continue my evening.
