Oh, my head is swimming. I have many thoughts today.
Month: August 2004
Heaven and Hell: the VK-a-thon continues
I am the bestest, bravest LJ friend ever. Make a note of it. I watch Vincent Kartheiser movies so you don’t have to.
The Vincent Kartheiser-a-thon continues with “Heaven Sent” and “Ricky 6”.
I decided to watch “Heaven Sent” first. I figured if Heaven Sent was as bad as I’d heard, then “Ricky 6” (which I’d heard was a scary gore flick) would come across as rather refreshing. Believe me, that was, this wasn’t, and it worked.
Angel, Season 1 eps 16-19
Soon I shall be swimming in the Angel!Angst!
Wee! I just wanted to thank graffitiandsara for the amazon discount for the Angel Season 4 DVD!
Of course you realize, Sara, that I’ve had this DVD on pre-order for like, forever, and I had to cancel my pre-order and re-order to get the discount.
But amazon didn’t seem to have any problem with that. So thanks for thinking of me! It adds a bit of warmth to a cold August day!
More tales of Masq, unhip lesbian TV whore extraordinaire
Snippets of conversation from last night’s on-going L-Word marathon with my friend Ann:
Angel, Season 1 eps 11-15
Angel, Season 1 eps 1-10
So my marathon see-every-episode-Angel-was-ever-in thing has finally left the world of BtVS and entered AtS.
Back in May, I had the thought of going back and reviewing all the AtS episodes I hadn’t yet reviewed in my LJ, but whoever told me that it would be boring to review old episodes that everyone’s seen long ago was probably right (dherblay?). So I’m just going to give general impressions on what I’ve watched so far, which is everything up to the middle of “Parting Gifts”. In short, all the Doyle episodes and the first appearance of Wesley.
Pssst!
A muse has come to bless my keyboard again with words… no, not my old muse. She’s still in Cuernavaca, the filthy harlot. A new muse… or two. That’s all I’ll say. Don’t want to jinx the flow!
Oh, I just *know* I’m jinxing it by even saying anything!
Muses are just so f*cking high-maintenance and over-sensitive.
*runs*
*hides*
Author Nancy E. Shaffer 