Missed most of CSI: NY today, and then I realized that Leverage had been on at the same time, so my roomie and I missed Leverage, and I missed most of NY. Now I have to wait until both come out online to see them. Which means, at the least, 24 hours. For both. Damnit!
At least I can console myself with watching an episode of Burn Notice. Specifically, the episode "Friendly Fire" which has plenty of explosions, and epic timing. Love it. <3
At least I can console myself with watching an episode of Burn Notice. Specifically, the episode "Friendly Fire" which has plenty of explosions, and epic timing. Love it. <3
Oh, Happiness!
Jan. 14th, 2010 12:11 am**Cuddles Mac**
Just finished watching Yahrzeit on TNT. And I still can't repress wanting to cuddle Mac at the end. From about the point where he watches the clip about his father, to the end. Has got to be one of my favorite episodes to date. Just..... **dissolves into happy puddle of gibbering goo**
Edit: MOVING ON FRIDAY!!! The forms for me to move out of my dorm room and in with someone else(switching places with her current roomie) got pushed through a few days early, so I don't have to wait for Saturday.... Y'all probably think I'm crazy that I get to move a day early, but that gives me all of saturday and sunday to get settled into my new room. ^__^
Just finished watching Yahrzeit on TNT. And I still can't repress wanting to cuddle Mac at the end. From about the point where he watches the clip about his father, to the end. Has got to be one of my favorite episodes to date. Just..... **dissolves into happy puddle of gibbering goo**
Edit: MOVING ON FRIDAY!!! The forms for me to move out of my dorm room and in with someone else(switching places with her current roomie) got pushed through a few days early, so I don't have to wait for Saturday.... Y'all probably think I'm crazy that I get to move a day early, but that gives me all of saturday and sunday to get settled into my new room. ^__^
CSI Crossover, Part 2: CSI: NY
Nov. 12th, 2009 09:00 pmOk, I'm calm enough now to actually write my review now, and this one won't be a moment-by-moment chatter.
( CSI Trilogy, Part 2 NY )
In other news, I got the H1N1 flu mist yesterday, and now I've been having a mild reaction to it. Headache, the cold but hot feeling I get when I've got a fever, nausea, body aches, dizzyness. Generally feeling not too great.
( CSI Trilogy, Part 2 NY )
In other news, I got the H1N1 flu mist yesterday, and now I've been having a mild reaction to it. Headache, the cold but hot feeling I get when I've got a fever, nausea, body aches, dizzyness. Generally feeling not too great.
CSI: NY episode 606 is ...
Nov. 5th, 2009 11:56 pmSo this is my review of CSI: NY 606, so in fair warning, if you haven't seen it yet, don't read under the cut, becasue HERE BE SPOILERAGE! There. If you haven't watched and you spoil it for yourself, don't blame me. I warned you.
( Clicky for Spoilerish ranting )
On a completely unrelated note, I should not stay up all night, no matter what all kinds of interesting conversations I may be having with![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
jetpack_angel, because it just makes it almost impossible for me to stay awake in my 9 AM calculus class. And then when I take a nap at 3 in the afternoon, I sleep until 10:45, at which point all the food places on campus are closed, and I don't feel like asking anyone to drive me to Cookout, or Wendy's, or ordering pizza, so I end up having one of those ready to heat individual ravioli things. And a soda, because the machine downstairs was out of milk.
( Clicky for Spoilerish ranting )
On a completely unrelated note, I should not stay up all night, no matter what all kinds of interesting conversations I may be having with
jetpack_angel, because it just makes it almost impossible for me to stay awake in my 9 AM calculus class. And then when I take a nap at 3 in the afternoon, I sleep until 10:45, at which point all the food places on campus are closed, and I don't feel like asking anyone to drive me to Cookout, or Wendy's, or ordering pizza, so I end up having one of those ready to heat individual ravioli things. And a soda, because the machine downstairs was out of milk.
I'm in a strange mood, and I don't want to do laundry, or go to the dry cleaners. Or clean dishes, which are all things I should do today. So I'm posting this random ramble, because I'm procrastinating on things.
( random, mostly unconnected rambling and rantings. )
So I've been:
A) thinking too much
B) way too bored for my own good, and
C) vaguely annoyed at my roomie
( random, mostly unconnected rambling and rantings. )
So I've been:
A) thinking too much
B) way too bored for my own good, and
C) vaguely annoyed at my roomie
I'm not entirely sure what to think of all three CSI shows crossing over each other. I mean, yeah, it could make for an interesting dynamic to have the different shows interact, but I'm a little confused. Is it really just Langston crossing through all three? Because if it is, that would kinda suck, because I would love for Mac and Horatio to end up in Vegas, working with all three teams.
Hot damn, that would be one hell of a story. And tough to write all those characters interacting across states.
Anyways. I've been looking at all the previews and such, and the behind-the-scenes stuff, and I must admit I'm rather intrigued. Still rather pissed that they pulled in a new actor as the lead role on CSI, rather than using one of the three originals who are still with the show, and that he's the one who gets to go through all three shows, but that's not really the point.
I'm such a freakin' dork
Oct. 21st, 2009 03:33 amSo I just looked at the time on my computer, and it was 3:33 AM. And the first thing that pops into my head is the scene from CSI: NY where Mac and Stella are talking to the voodoo woman with the numbers on her eyelids, and the voodoo woman is telling them that 333 is "The son of the devil 666." Which led me to the whole 333 stalker thing.
**headdesk**
I need to get out more, and stop being so thorougly geeky.
Edit: Was at my school's football game: 3rd down on the 33 yard line. Nearly squealed in geekyness.
**headdesk**
I need to get out more, and stop being so thorougly geeky.
Edit: Was at my school's football game: 3rd down on the 33 yard line. Nearly squealed in geekyness.
TV Lawyer? Me?
Sep. 27th, 2009 07:16 pmSo, a few days ago, I posted a comment to a post by df_chipz, and jetpack_angel responded with something that got me thinking. Basically the comment was that I should play a laywer on a tv show. Which was really nice. But it really got me thinking, and I realized that as much as I enjoy theater and good tv shows and movies, I really doubt I could be the one on stage/screen. For starters, I'm not really fond of lawyers, although my mother could have been one, rather than the whole chemical engineering thing, and my sister was seriously addicted to the Law & Order shows when they were still fresh (especially SVU and CI). I mean, I know where the whole idea of me being a tv laywer came from what with my whole argument, but that eloquent, argumentative version of myself only comes out when I'm seriously annoyed and actually have a moment to gather my thoughts. That, and the laywer parts never have any good humor bits. Which, in considering, I would fail at anyways. I'd probably burst into laughter halfway through a scene and have to start over, and it wouldn't necessarily be something that happened on set. I'd catch something happening behind the cameras or off to one side, or I'd just burst out at a line. I mean, that's my thing. I'm watching CSI or CSI: NY or NCIS and one of the character will say or do something, and I'll just snigger, because whatever it was they did will have been so......... them that I just find it absolutely hilarious. I'm not sure I'm making sense.
Anyways, I kinda realized that I'd rather do some of the writing for a show, rather than the actual acting. I'm more of a behind-the-scenes gal. Either the writing or sound tech or a props/set person. Because then, watching the actors, if I was going to laugh, I could actually cover my mouth and keep myself quiet.
Anyways. Thats kinda been floating around my head since the comment was made, and I just wanted to get it out of my system.
Anyways, I kinda realized that I'd rather do some of the writing for a show, rather than the actual acting. I'm more of a behind-the-scenes gal. Either the writing or sound tech or a props/set person. Because then, watching the actors, if I was going to laugh, I could actually cover my mouth and keep myself quiet.
Anyways. Thats kinda been floating around my head since the comment was made, and I just wanted to get it out of my system.
Stupid blood testing.
Aug. 14th, 2009 09:59 amCrap. Crapcrapcrap. I hate fasting. Stupid blood-work. I haven't eaten since, 11:30 last night, and it's now 10 the next day. I'm hungry, and that makes me irritable. ...... I can't even drink anything.
Now that I've had my rant... I've definitely been watching too much CSI and CSI: NY lately. I've been thinking in the character's voices. It's about to drive me batshit crazy. I mean, really, I have got to stop obsessively watching reruns on Spike. I've got two perfectly good seasons on DVD. .... Not that I didn't initially polish those off in the week after I got each.
But definitely too much NY. Danny and Don have set up residence in my head, and are either happily bickering with one of my own characters and corrupting them, or simply bickering with themselves. Or me. And occasionally they bring Adam around, and he gets nervous and starts babbling.
Oh and I've got to pack today so I can move into my dorm on Sunday. I'm about to go out of my brain, and I still have other stuff to do before I can get that done.
I'm clearly quite stressed.
Now that I've had my rant... I've definitely been watching too much CSI and CSI: NY lately. I've been thinking in the character's voices. It's about to drive me batshit crazy. I mean, really, I have got to stop obsessively watching reruns on Spike. I've got two perfectly good seasons on DVD. .... Not that I didn't initially polish those off in the week after I got each.
But definitely too much NY. Danny and Don have set up residence in my head, and are either happily bickering with one of my own characters and corrupting them, or simply bickering with themselves. Or me. And occasionally they bring Adam around, and he gets nervous and starts babbling.
Oh and I've got to pack today so I can move into my dorm on Sunday. I'm about to go out of my brain, and I still have other stuff to do before I can get that done.
I'm clearly quite stressed.
