TV Tid-bits
Jul. 21st, 2009 09:06 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lhskarkaTrue Blood makes me want to play a version of "The Minister's Cat" game - You know, "The minister's wife is a slutty wife."...
Also, is there anywhere where you can actually buy Tru Blood? No, I don't really want the drink. But it would amuse me to drink V8 out of the bottles, and the official website doesn't seem to sell any.
Started watching season three of Supernatural last night. I'm still really enjoying it. I'm also still really bothered by the amount of ground they manage to cover by driving in such short time periods. Like getting from somewhere in Nebraska to Buffalo, NY in about a day, or from Buffalo to Queens in two hours. There can be only one answer to this, of course. Magic Car! Yep. They say that the main car they use has a 327 and skid plates, but we decided that what it's really a 1967 Chevy Impala with a V8 Tesseract Engine.
Short Reaction to Torchwood: Children of Earth, since it just started airing here last night: I think it is 4-and-a-half hours of the best televison Russell Davies has produced. Unfortunately, there's another half-hour of show tacked on at the end. Ah well.
Also, is there anywhere where you can actually buy Tru Blood? No, I don't really want the drink. But it would amuse me to drink V8 out of the bottles, and the official website doesn't seem to sell any.
Started watching season three of Supernatural last night. I'm still really enjoying it. I'm also still really bothered by the amount of ground they manage to cover by driving in such short time periods. Like getting from somewhere in Nebraska to Buffalo, NY in about a day, or from Buffalo to Queens in two hours. There can be only one answer to this, of course. Magic Car! Yep. They say that the main car they use has a 327 and skid plates, but we decided that what it's really a 1967 Chevy Impala with a V8 Tesseract Engine.
Short Reaction to Torchwood: Children of Earth, since it just started airing here last night: I think it is 4-and-a-half hours of the best televison Russell Davies has produced. Unfortunately, there's another half-hour of show tacked on at the end. Ah well.
