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My crush on Scott Glenn has been revived by that POS show, The Leftovers (others may watch for Justin Theroux, but he does nothing for me).

Oh, noes, candall. I would just never get over something like this (and would probably use it as an excuse to start watching the fucking reruns all over again, just to spite my own damned self). It is a very bad sign that I am looking at the clock and realizing it is not a Grey's afternoon. :-(

I can resist anything but temptation, and defer everything except gratification, you demon*! * and one must pronounce demon with an Australian accent forevermore. :-)

See, I never once professed a love for Sean Bean, GHScorpiosRule. :-) As a purist, I only watch shows after they air, on my DVR, fast forwarding thru commercials like any other plebe. Also - I had no idea it was available On Demand, and curse you for dangling temptation in my path.

I had a magical vacation with my Mum in September 2001 (yes, that one). We were staying at a wonderful place on the Sunshine Coast and strolled over to a tiny sand beach, where I sat on a rock and swished my feet in the shallows. The amazing part was my old Mum, whose bare feet probably hadn't touched the earth for half a century, joining me - and the little minnows groomed our feet most delicately. Not a shriek or a shudder between us (and Mum's easily grossed out). Ooh - just remembered the first time I fell asleep on Lanikai Beach in Hawaii, and woke to a few ghost crabs cleaning the dead skin off my toes. So cool! :-) Bali was the place to go in the 1970's, according to my Canadian nude beach friends at the time. The Balinese are probably as used to dealing with asshole tourists as they are true spiritual seekers and travel aficionados.

I don't want the pint-sized version. This is the magic antidote to everything else on TV, and I need at least an hour of that in my week.

The personal side of comments not only gives me an insight into the TV character, it also gives me the great privilege of getting to know my fellow posters, and form a weird sense of community (not to mention sharing personal anecdotes of my own. always. everywhere.). :-) Avery should get custody of Coco.

Addiction is a bitch, and nicotine ... killing me. I truly feel your frustration, Raiderred. Kroy seems to be a good Dad; so I can't help but like that about him.

I only have one TV, and I eschew shoes, so my flipflops will be hurled at a beige wall (the perfect stand in for Aviva). My house is a ghetto unto itself, if we're using the motherfucker quotient. I've been training my liver for YEARS for just such an occasion. No ER, puking or hangover anticipated (although resisting the drunken posting will challenge my fortitude).

"Aviva is a fucking weirdo." Is that a more acceptable usage?

What a fine notion, betsyboo! Wouldn't it be awesome if we got flashes of a bunch of the major patients' wonderful lives in the present as Grey's fades into that deep dark night? I know, the show is all about the main characters, but some of the guest stars over the years have been so much more interesting than the melodrama that is SeattleGraceMercyWestGreySloanMemorial. :-))

Southern California is a desert in a drought. The grass looks lovely, but is totally impractical for our new reality. Water conservation measures are often in place, and water rates continue to rise. This would have been a perfect opportunity to demonstrate drought resistant plants and a water wise design, instead of perpetuating the grassy lawn fantasy that contributed to our problems in the first place. They were right about the outdoor living space - we are able to cook and eat outdoors year round. Can you tell I'm a militant water conservationist? :-)

And almost everyone commenting on the crime says "things like this don't happen in our sleepy little town". Bullshit. Nice small towns are fucking magnets for depraved killers!

When the ladies asked why none of the fish went for Heather, a couple of things besides her allegedly pristine pedicure came to mind ... ;-)

Not only that, her earrings & necklace set, purse AND shoes also matched the blue outfit. Heidi Klum would undoubtedly blurt "Too matchy matchy"

That's what the mushroom costume is for, cooksdelight. ;-)

This bunch should not be allowed to do touristy things - anywhere. They shouldn't be out in public - they need to be kept behind locked gates. ;-)

Oh dear god, the shrieking harpies are on the loose in Bali ... I suggest you turn the volume down before watching this first look.

So, Hyacinth B and Jeebus Cripes - I'll be seeing you in the Legends forum?

Not unless you come with me - I'll wait. There are other words than this ...

Erased Cyberstalkers without a moment's hesitation; my DVR storage thanks you all, as do . (Sunday nite's a'loomin').

Nor do most of the other shows Disco airs - Discovery ain't what it used to be (like many other channels who branch out in hopes of attracting new audiences and losing their core).

Whenever I'm in a line with someone truly obnoxious, I think of the Charile Utter "he stepped on my toe" excuse for taking them outside for a good thrashing. ;-)

Shonda surprised me with that arc, candall. The way we got little snippets of the story in flashbacks and comments, but the horrors were left mostly to the imagination ... that made for some riveting tv. I'm just glad the reruns started all over again on Lifetime, and I can quit my 3 episode a day obsession (until the next time this fucking show sucks me in). :-)

Mizkat - I think I might have fallen in love with John From Cincinnati (or, as Willowy would probably opine, lost my mind) when I saw my beloved Ellsworth in the pilot. :-)