A thought
Somewhere there must be a Youtube video that really does have exactly 301 views
and the uploader probably believes they just can’t see their true popularity yet
when in reality no one is watching
On Once Upon A Time did Ruby have some send-off I forgot or did she just sort of stop appearing for no reason?
I noticed the actress who played her is on a new CBS show and I honestly can’t remember what, if anything, happened with her?
One of the most baffling things I’ve seen on Tumblr:
So two characters were left on a cliffhanger before The Walking Dead went on a hiatus
an there was someone I followed who didn’t get people worried about their fates
“Didn’t you read the spoilers? They’re still around in the episodes they’re filming now!”, they would say. They would even get angry at people posting in that character’s tag for not reading spoilers, which apparently was a crime on par as tagging hate (which they also ranted about, because just ignoring people who dared to not like a fictional character is so much harder than throwing gigantic rants at them)
But that’s just such a petty thing to get angry at someone for. “I don’t like surprises! So neither should you!” People getting emotionally invested in fiction is normal. Spoiling everything for yourself, and assuming everyone should do the same, is not.
Needless to say, I didn’t follow them much longer.
Anyone want invites to the Steam Trading Card thing I have 3 and I also still have 6 DOTA invites lying around ughhh
I SHALL TRY TO WATCH IT over the summer (or whenever)
I’ve never actually seen it though! Am I still the best… :o
(When it comes to Sorkin I’ve seen The West Wing, The Newsroom and bits of Sports Night btw)
Just a falcon eating my camera.
Remember when NBC picked up two shows about the behind-the-scenes antics of a sketch comedy show and one was a comedy from Tina Fey and the other was a drama series by Aaron Sorkin
and both shows began airing at around the same time and everyone expected that a show from Aaron Sorkin couldn’t possibly fail, and the quirky sitcom would be quickly cancelled
And then 30 Rock ran for seven acclaimed, Emmy-winning years while Studio 60 lasted just one season & became a target of basically never-ending mockery
So should we be anticipating the cancellation of Hannibal because NBC picked up a show with a similar “criminal helps cop catch criminals” theme only now the criminal is played by James Spader & the show is a bland crime procedural (The Blacklist)
or are we going to have a substantially bloodier take on the Studio 60/30 Rock feud of ‘06
Ryan and Colin throughout the years.
