And that's all I have to talk about really

[trinityvixen]

I can't believe that on a show where one of the stars has the weirdest duck-tail haircut, the thing that bothers me most is not knowing where on Earth he got a cast from. So, Supernatural fans, how did Sam get a cast, and why, after several months, does he still have one? (Warning: I'm only halfway through season two, so references to events later probably won't make sense to me.)

I feel pretty good about catching up on TV, but I'm still so far behind it's ridiculous. I mean, LOST is over and I've not seen half the episodes (or more). Ditto Torchwood. Sooooo far behind on Doctor Who that I'm at risk for spoiling whenever I turn on BSG on Fridays because the American broadcast is ahead of me. SHAMEFUL.

And all of those are going to continue to be neglected as I should have not one but two discs of Tales from the Crypt coming to me from Netflix today. Damn EC Comics reprints being so expensive! I shall have to watch the wonderfully gruesome horror on the tele-vision-machine!

Comments

Re: Holy crap, I know this one!

[trinityvixen.livejournal.com]

What's wrong with that? I'm sure they turned it to dramatic potential liek woah, right?

Re: Holy crap, I know this one!

[ivy03.livejournal.com]

No, actually. Just one scene to explain why he isn't around. It was the season ender, and they'd written this huge thing with the Replicators, so they were apparently up all night figuring out what to do with Daniel. In the end, he's just in a hospital on earth and misses everything. The one scene he's in is even unscripted.

Re: Holy crap, I know this one!

[trinityvixen.livejournal.com]

Yes, chuckro's link pointed that out. Very funny.