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30 Day TV Meme: Days 8 and 9

Victoria Von Hagen: cigarette holder

Missed posting yesterday's entry, so you get two today.

30 Day TV Meme: Day 7

Fred is disgusted

This sucks: After hearing it on the radio in passing, I've had Beyoncé's "Irreplaceable" stuck in my head.

You must not know 'bout me
You must not know 'bout me
I could have another you in a minute
Matter fact, he'll be here in a minute (baby)

You must not know 'bout me
You must not know 'bout me
I can have another you by tomorrow
So don't you ever for a second get to thinkin'
You're irreplaceable

This sucks.

30 Day TV Meme: Day 6

Heavy Metal: I&#39;m here to kick ass.

You know, this would probably work better as a "warm-up" if I actually did them in the mornings. But that's a tall order. ;-)

And also? I've decided I'm not going to stress if I don't get one or both entries done each weekend. Keeping it a happy goal and not a dreaded obligation (especially if I'm out and about for most of the weekend) is better, I think.

30 Day TV Meme: Day 5

Jessica Alba: thumbs down yuckface

Day 5: A show you hate

As much as I have enjoyed the comic strip source material, I can't stand the cartoon of The Boondocks.

Tell me something good.

Posting this from my iPad, so I'm going to forego fancy-pants formatting.

Day 4: Your favorite show ever

I thought about this one for a while, and kept coming back to the same show: Babylon 5.


Here is a show where characters live and die, learn and grow and make mistakes — sometimes horrible, horrible mistakes — where no one is exactly who they appear to be.

It's about standing together instead of dying alone.


It's an engaging narrative, a novel that unfolds over five years and on television, with all the complications and headaches that come with actors and studios and ratings.

At its heart, though, it's a show that's exceptionally optimistic, and is steeped in a theme of hope. No matter how bleak things are, or how far gone we feel (sound familiar?), there is hope.

"Babylon 5 was the last of the Babylon stations. There would never be another. It changed the future... and it changed us. It taught us that we have to create the future... or others will do it for us. It showed us that we have care for one another, because if we don't, who will? And that true strength sometimes comes from the most unlikely places. Mostly, though, I think it gave us hope... that there can always be new beginnings... even for people like us."

30 Day TV Meme: Day 3

30 Day TV Meme: Day 2

MeanG: Damian: You go Glenn Coco

I'm not so much late as I'm experiencing a timeline continuity disruption.

Well, THAT didn't take long...

Hulk: 0 days w/o incident

So that whole 30-posts-in-30-days TV meme? I stumbled on day two. D'oh.

About to drive several hours to a film festival north of Sacramento for the day, partly to see some films but mostly to see a friend whom I've not seen in a too-long time. So don't expect day two to hit today, either.

But tomorrow! Tomorrow is but another day away!

30 Day TV Meme: Day 1

Wash: Wacky fun!

I've been wanting (forever, it seems like) to get back to blogging/journaling like I used to, so have been on the lookout for something to use as a morning warmup.

And then kaaatie posted a TV version of the "30 Days" meme, and TV-junkie-me was hooked.

The goal here is 30 posts in 30 days. Fair warning: I'll be impressed with myself if I manage not to skip a day at least once.


a taste of Delirium's madness

Rachel Weisz: gloved hand in mouth
San Francisco
Tuesday 9 November 2010

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