Sarah D. Bunting

"I would like to suggest Under the Dome for the next Sarah/Poe Head collaboration as it would be a great source of stupidity for them to dissect." We could never take it away from Tara! (Plus I simply cannot with that show. But I may detail him to Finding Carter.)

Fries With A Side Of Ring: http://previously.tv/teen-mom/ill-have-the-fries-with-a-side-of-ring/

Great, now I miss those too! Thanks a lot! (hee.)

"I don't really like Mimi, but if she brings more naked Jackson, I suppose I can put up with her." Almost exactly what my notes said.

If I'm not mistaken, that's Nat Cassidy's girlfriend. Nope, not kidding. [hums "Family Affair"]

And the lawyer who was like, ohhhhh so NOW witness sketches are bogus?

Oh no, it is? Well then we're both twisted.

@Such: seriously! I'm not surprised Natalie Zea was like, eff this, I'm not coming back...but I really did think she was going to airdrop in there somehow and stop the execution. How this episode managed to be so boring, I don't know, but the recap has pictures of my damn cat in it, it's that bad.

It's actually Ep. 10. It just seems to have dragged on twice as long. I'll fix it when the story goes up tomorrow.

This summer will definitely contain a deep dive into IN SEARCH OF... (not really that deep, unless "Atlantis? Come on, Nimoy" passes for penetrating insight), but I welcome suggestions. And I have four seasons of ANGEL to Logline still.

Andy isn't wrong, but "why did they spend all that time gathering up the 10-20 or so potentials they could find?" 1) The FE was killing all the potentials *it* could find, so the idea was to keep them out of harm's way (relatively) until they could be trained/called. Why you wouldn't do this in, say, Sheboygan instead of on the Hellmouth where they're more likely to get killed, I don't know, but I guess the idea is that the Scoobs can protect them. 2) Having various potentials under the roof on Ravello (sp?) Drive does increase the likelihood that the one who gets called will be close by. I don't disagree that, as plans go, this is barely a Post-It, but there is some sense there. And like every other problem with S7, it's not as dumb as the First. Thanks for reading along with me all this time, you lot. I've really enjoyed your comments and wisecracks.

"Yeah, but only a few chosen get it" -- I didn't care for that either. The whole montage felt like pandering, especially the abuse survivor staying her attacker's hand.

What do we all feel about why Lee pointed Hardy towards Ricky Gillespie? He had to have known he'd get crossed up in that shit, best case.

PS: I can't seem to upload the pic here, but I completed a pair of light purple bobble-stitch fingerless gloves in Bernat Softee Chunky, and got partway through a seed-stitch matching hat.

Yeah, especially not recommended for people named Sarah and Dan who are married to each other. Trust me. (hee)

I'll try to find something worthy of his talents. (Like "Newlyweds: The First Year.")

He got the sunglasses off the guard, presumably while he was throttling him.

I mean...they met on a psych ward. This isn't snark; I just don't think that's a great foundation for a relationship, and the footage we saw would seem to bear that out.

I would be happy to. Maybe I can get Bernat to sponsor the post so some good comes out of this last bit here, hee.

"Even that approach would only result in a fucked up project with numerous dropped stitches accompanied by a headache and low-grade nausea" - so you got the photos I sent! (hee.) (...sigh.)

I care! I will forget this information! But I care!

"on "Buffy" at about this point, the moral relativism was just so, so strange it was very hard to follow" - Thiiiiiis. And yet at the same time it was simplistic as far as its being expedient for whatever plot or conflict they were trying to make happen that week.

I think you're right, but I still wouldn't buy that Buffy et al. wouldn't try to contact them/they wouldn't want to take custody of the remains. Never mind the fact that Buffy is not next of kin, couldn't have afforded the funeral costs/headstone, etc. And the headstone wouldn't have been ready in the third place, but that's just a TV/movies thing that's always wrong. In a larger sense, I could let the Tara-burial thing go if there weren't so many other things, and nothing else to occupy my mind. I'm sure S3 is riddled with the same sorts of logical squishy parts; I'm just less inclined to pay them any mind because the pacing is better, Big Bad is more believable, subplots are integrated better, and so on.

I don't recall any of the lady detectives on CI smuggling peas, actually.

Arrrrrr ye sure he wasn't a pirate?