Racj82

there's a moment where Leslie stopped and stared out towards the cue cards without saying a word for what felt like a eternity. I don't see how that could be missed.

At this my point in my life I find myself shrugging at most thing people find over the line or inappropriate. It's comedy. It's not always supposed to be safe. So, everything tonight left me thinking there will be a lot of complaining about stuff on here but I barely raise an eyebrow. Not telling others how to feel. I just feel like this country is too sensitive.

Are you being sarcastic? I can't tell.

You can be thirteen and in the 9th grade if you have a birthday late in the year. If your birthday is anywhere from the second week of September to December 31st, your the same age you were most of the last grade until that birthday comes. I was thrirteen going on fourteen entering 9th grade like everyone else that had a birthday after the school year started.

How the hell has this show made me start to get tears in my eyes for two of the first three episodes that were produced. Barry talking with Joe and and his actual dad got me. I don't even have any drama with my dad in real life or anything. They just have me so invested in characters I just discovered. It's just amazing. And I don't think this show needs to fix anything. This is one of the most solid, out of the gate, shows I've seen in some time.

MTV just had a reality show called Virgin Territory exploring the lives of young virgins in the world so having one virgin on a dating show isn't that interesting.

I liked them killing Charlie in that it was showing that the show has balls. Charlie is basically this shows Rick and TWD would never kill off Rick unless Andrew Lincoln was ready to say bye bye. It's just doing something most shows wouldn't do. Also, we have no idea what type of contract Tom Everret Scott and Harold Perineau signed. They probably both agreed to do the show as a one episode/season and done.

I honestly think there is such a thing as too much connection with fans. There is just too much of it in the world now. Too many interviews, spoilers, twitter, etc. I don't know how anybody likes any tv show, in particular, hanging on the word of casts and creators of tv shows. They are in a position they can't win. Everyone wants information but I think there needs to be a situation between the creators and the fans. They shouldn't have to tell anything about what they want to do or plan to do. They should be working on making a show and we should be enjoying the show as it comes (IMO). It's just too much these days. Now the EP's and cast almost have to lie to preserve some sort of secrets about the projects. I have no interest in hearing these guys in particular talk about the show when comes to the future of it (what's planned). That's not how I want to consume my television. I might hate some of the stuff coming forward but I'm certainly not going to enjoy already knowing too much information. That spoils like half fun.

Could one guy on this show who has interest in Olivia not try to use sex to get what they want. It's actually kind of funny writing that out because many many female characters on tv past and present have used sex as a tool or are a lazy piece of sexual obsession for another male. But, dammit, I'm over Fitz and Jake using sex to get into her mind. Even more than that, I'm tired of Olivia going weak for it. It's past the point where I think it's sexy. Jake talking about what he makes her do physically in bed and Fitz putting her hand down her dress instead of having a real conversation is getting really fucking old. On another note, who the hell is Fitz to be asking any questions about why or where Olivia was. Until he leaves his wife, there are no questions he can ask that are justified. Kick rocks man, I did enjoy the episode but I found everything about the Fitz/Olivia scene infuriating.

Stephen Amell was a guest on Alisha Tyler's Girl on Guy Podcast this week. Everyone who is interest in the man behind Arrow should give it a listen. It's up on I Tunes.

Maybe, this family and other families just come to a realization that of what works for them. I never get upset about things like this because it is no shows job to speak for everybody. Just for the characters. So, in this case, I think they both learned what they feel comfortable with and works for them. Over the years, things like kitchen have become her space and she doesn't anyone messing with it. So, it's best if Dre does take a step back. But, through this exercise, Dre has learned how difficult it can be and how little recognition mothers sometimes get just for being a mom. I like that he appreciated it at the end and made sure the kids showed that they did too. I had to live with mom as an adult because she had a hard time finding another job after she was laid off. She does a lot around my apartment and I appreciate it. Maybe sometimes I don't say it enough but I try to let her know. And she constantly wants to do these things but then every once in a while she goes off about how much she does compared to what I do etc. ( I do work two jobs from 8-5 and from 6 to around 10 so I don't have a lot of time to DO anything). At the end of the day, it would be a waste for me even try to cook, to the laundry, etc. because she wants it done her way. But, I try to help by folding clothes and preparing other things around the apartment so it's not on her. I think after going through this, Dre understand that he can't leave it all on her but also knowing when to get out of the way.

I wish I cared but I don't. I watch TV to have fun and be entertained. Flash does that for me in spades. With a ton a heart to match the fun. Also, real talk, Barry's speech at the end made me shed tears.

And, on the Stefan/Caroline side of things. I feel like Stefan was just trying to push Caroline away with his words. Caroline is never going to let Stefan go. Sometimes being harsh is the only thing you feel you can do because the other party wont let you know. You can see in Stefan's eyes how much he actually cares for her. And fuck Enzo. He's nothing but Damon 2.0 to me. I'm not saying that Stefan is/hasn't been capable of evil but he at least always tears himself apart for his terrible actions. Switch on or off, Damon and Enzo continually to destructive shit but it's just supposed to be excused because they are so tortured and dreamy. Miss me with that BS. I just can't deal with those type of characters anymore.

I see literally nothing different with the way they are both acting. They never liked each other. Damn treated Bonnie like shit all the time. There were times when he would have gladly let her die over Stefan and Elena. Not shocking at all.

Bailey is taking selfie's with a victim now? WORST HOSPITAL EVER!.

Man, people already with the Smallville comparisons and labeling the lead female Lana? Really? This is the CW. If you are going to have a genre show with a hero on this network it needs a scoobie gang (as Buffy set up years before Smallville). There has to be a love triangle of some sort. That's the CW way. Has nothing to do with the CW or anything else. And a lot of fans get sucked in by these romantic elements so that's why they put them in there. I just found out that the most watched episode on season 1 of LOST (outside of the pilot and finale) was Whatever the Case May Be. Which was the dumb episode where we see Kate robbing a bank for a very dumb reason. But, the focus of the whole island story was Jack/Kate/Sawyer. It's no coincidence that this was a drawing point for viewers even if others hated it. Barry has two (i guess three if you count Felicity) but that is nothing new for a CW show. You can only hope that he doesn't spend too much time pining one way or another. Judging by the fact that he's very serious about being a hero and more concerned about his father, I may get what I want in this regard. It was a really good pilot. Characters clearly defined. Motivations made clear for Barry. I'm already behind Barry as a hero. That's all I could ask for in a pilot.

Joe - Friends Peter - Frasier made me laugh out loud.

I bailed out after the first ten minutes. I don't have time to waste on things I'm not getting interested in. Didn't laugh once. Acting made me cringe. No thank you.

Wow,the overwhelming support for this episode is shocking. That episode was hot garbage. Whole skits where I didn't even crack a smile. No good. I don't ever want to see anything from this episode again.

I'm not gay but isn't I'm going to you enough. Would a gay man even say he's going to top him or whatever? The moment seemed just fine to me. Also, why does it have to be like this where anytime we have a black female on a tv show, so much focus is on her hair? Same thing happens when people talk about Meridith's half-black sister on Grey's. I just personally don't get it. I'm a black male so I guess I'm not supposed to but I don't care about what weave or wigs these actresses are wearing. I never give it one thought.

What's fucked up is that I did not remember what Jo's first or last name was at the beginning of this episode either. And I've been watching from the very beginning.

So I guess you never heard of the phrase "Get over someone by getting under someone else". Has nothing to do with this universe. People do it all the time. And Avery has done nothing for Juilette to forgive. She cheated and he can sleep with whoever he wants. They aren't together anymore. Deacon doesn't actually have a choice. I do hope she appreciates Teddy now though.

Let it go. There is a reason why Adam never says what the actually year is. It will always be all over the place. He's taking on the 80's in general. Not specific dates.

Oh and Jane wasn't throwing an insult at Seth when talking about multi camera sitcoms. Seth was in one (Dads) He's one of the people keeping it alive. (with a bad show but still).

I honestly don't think anyone cared about that. Ealy is pretty quiet about his relationships but he's happy in a current relationship. So, I don't think he cares anymore. If someone had brought it up, that's different. I doubt anyone even knew in the first place.