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Feb. 18th, 2008 03:25 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
brokenrecordI watched some of the special features on the Doctor Who S3 DVDs last night, including the set tour with Freema Agyeman, and came to the conclusion that Freema is ridiculously adorable and I love her so much. I also saw that she does the commentary for The Last of the Time Lords with John Barrowman, which I am ridiculously looking forward to. I've only gotten through the commentary for Runaway Bride, the deleted scenes, the gag real, and the set tour, so it'll be a little bit before I get to that. Still, very excited.
I watched last night's Brothers & Sisters.
I liked it, but at the same time, something felt off. I think it's because the show has really moved past what drew me to it in the first place: the relationships between all the brothers and sisters and the family aspects. I mean, there were so many family dinners and events last season where they were all together, and now they're just separated. Nora and Justin were in this episode for about 5 seconds, and Tommy and Julie weren't in it at all (...not that I really minded that. I'm so tired of their storyline).
My favorite part of the episode was Sarah and Kevin hanging out, because... well, that's exactly what I want from this show! I want them all relating to each other.
Also, I hate the implication that Rebecca might not be William's daughter. If they do this, they better go all the way and have her get a DNA test, if only to prove that SHE IS WILLIAM'S DAUGHTER. Because I won't accept anything else.
I'm also getting really tired of the politics storylines, because you know that Robert has to either lose the nomination or the presidency, unless they want Kitty and Robert to break up (and please, no. I would like if the married couples on the show could actually STAY MARRIED. I'm SO tired of infidelity storylines, too, btw.) or have Kitty even more removed from the rest of her family. And I'm assuming they're not going to do that, so... the focus on the storylines is just kind of tiring.
Ok, so this makes it seem like I don't like the show or hated this episode, and the thing is, I actually really enjoyed the episode. But all these little things that have been bothering me keep growing and building up. I think this is the last episode before the strike, and I think they're coming back with a few more episodes this season, so I'm hoping that the show gets back to the family scenes and relationships.
I think I'm getting sick. I've felt like vomiting since last night, and I feel kind of dizzy. But I don't have a fever, and I haven't actually thrown up, so I don't know. I'm debating whether or not to go to Wind Ensemble tonight. Normally, I probably would just blow it off, but we have a concert on Friday and I'm in a smaller ensemble and have a couple solos, and we've only had the music since school started up again, so... this would be the fourth week, and we only have two rehearsals a week, and... yeah. It just seems like it's not the week to miss rehearsal. blah. I don't know.
I watched last night's Brothers & Sisters.
I liked it, but at the same time, something felt off. I think it's because the show has really moved past what drew me to it in the first place: the relationships between all the brothers and sisters and the family aspects. I mean, there were so many family dinners and events last season where they were all together, and now they're just separated. Nora and Justin were in this episode for about 5 seconds, and Tommy and Julie weren't in it at all (...not that I really minded that. I'm so tired of their storyline).
My favorite part of the episode was Sarah and Kevin hanging out, because... well, that's exactly what I want from this show! I want them all relating to each other.
Also, I hate the implication that Rebecca might not be William's daughter. If they do this, they better go all the way and have her get a DNA test, if only to prove that SHE IS WILLIAM'S DAUGHTER. Because I won't accept anything else.
I'm also getting really tired of the politics storylines, because you know that Robert has to either lose the nomination or the presidency, unless they want Kitty and Robert to break up (and please, no. I would like if the married couples on the show could actually STAY MARRIED. I'm SO tired of infidelity storylines, too, btw.) or have Kitty even more removed from the rest of her family. And I'm assuming they're not going to do that, so... the focus on the storylines is just kind of tiring.
Ok, so this makes it seem like I don't like the show or hated this episode, and the thing is, I actually really enjoyed the episode. But all these little things that have been bothering me keep growing and building up. I think this is the last episode before the strike, and I think they're coming back with a few more episodes this season, so I'm hoping that the show gets back to the family scenes and relationships.
I think I'm getting sick. I've felt like vomiting since last night, and I feel kind of dizzy. But I don't have a fever, and I haven't actually thrown up, so I don't know. I'm debating whether or not to go to Wind Ensemble tonight. Normally, I probably would just blow it off, but we have a concert on Friday and I'm in a smaller ensemble and have a couple solos, and we've only had the music since school started up again, so... this would be the fourth week, and we only have two rehearsals a week, and... yeah. It just seems like it's not the week to miss rehearsal. blah. I don't know.
