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I won't go way into it, because it seems I'm the only one watching, but while I don't think they're really giving Nucky the power and strength that's necessary for the character, I will say that that man is the only one on Boardwalk Empire who never loses his shit. He is the most calm man ever. Even when he's shouting at someone he's so damn poised and collected. God, I really love what Steve Buscemi does with that character.

And I think Van Alden may be the scariest, most fucked up character on television right now.

I hate that next week is the last episode of the season.

Holy BALLS! How sexy was Lassiter this episode? Oh, about a trillion times more awesome than normal - and he's super sexy most of the time so he was insanely sexy this time. I'm sorry, I cannot get over that (you know what I'm talking about if you saw it), he's probably been wanting to do that since season 1! Ahhhh, I don't know long it'll be before I recover, even his hair was hot this episode.

Also, these last two episodes haven't been as bad as the show's been getting lately. James Roday, for one, has found a new and very hilarious way to read his lines which I'm enjoying. And this ep was very slashy, for once this season. Hee.

So, guess what I haven't watched in weeks? House! Don't have time to get into the details why, but I'm really sick of the Wilson hate in the fandom so I felt this was needed:



Pic from soophelia, hope you don't mind, I figured it's for a good cause.

IS there a...cliche, or a trope or a syndrome that states all essentially smart secondary characters must be made to look like complete idiots so the jackass main character can come in and show off how smart he is? I'm talking specifically about Lassiter and Wilson. Both are in their 30's, yet one's the head of the entire oncology department in a major teaching hospital, one's the head detective of a police precinct. That didn't happen by magic, they have to pretty pretty smart and capable right? Then why are they always made to look dumb at their very profession so House and Shawn can come in and save the day? I might be the only one who's annoyed by this >.>

Almost done with Stangers With Candy, better post tomorrow.

So, yeah, that was pretty much an awesome episode of House. Actually that's an understatement, it was OMG BEST EPISODE OF HOUSE EVAR!!!!1

Ahem. Much love. Can't wait til the next one.

They are so ridiculously in love with each other.

All I have to say about Glee: I. Love. Kurt. With all my heart. I don't care if it's cliche or typical because that boy is lovely and heartbreaking and I adore him.

Gah, I have to get up early tomorrow, I should be asleep. Will watch House instead.

Okay, why haven't we gotten a musical episode of House? Because everytime Jesus is Calling comes up on my playlist, I curse the damn producers that we haven't heard this man sing yet.

I had a dream last night where the little ducklings I was taking care of turned into centipedes. It was gross. Although it did include a lovely bit of comedy where I tried to explain to a guy who only spoke Arabic that the mother duck needed to be let outside while I was holding the duck and it was whapping me in the head with its wings.

In other news, however, I was just looking at the TV schedule because Ray has gotten me horribly addicted to Criminal Minds, and I always check what episodes of CSI Miami they're playing just in case it's the episode with Tim Omundson I've been looking for. Guess which one's playing in half and hour?! Bitching.

EDIT: Oh that was painful. That show hurts my brain. But I got to see Tim! In closeup even! And, ahem, side view...So, eh, I'd say it was worth it.

DAMN, but Timothy Omundson plays some badass mother fuckers. Am watching Criminal Minds, am enjoying it. Yes, rayslady, I am watching The Gube. Am liking him too ;)