float_on_alright: (assbutt)
I decided I had no interest in Supernatural when the show originally started. I had initially thought it would be a Smallville spin-off and I was obsessed with Smallville, racing home to see it every Thursday night after work (it later would move to Friday night). When I realized that Supernatural had nothing to do with Smallville, that Jensen Ackles had merely left Smallville to pursue a leading part in this new show on the CW, I lost all interest.

Two brothers who do what now? You know what, never mind - I don't care.

Skip forward a couple of seasons into the show, I started hearing buzz, how great it is, how my acquaintances were in love with one brother or the other, that one Angel is hot, etc. After numerous eye rolls from me, people stopped telling me about it.

Queue a day off only a few weeks ago, when I was at home one morning looking for something to watch with a bowl of cereal propped on my knee. TNT was showing two of the very first episodes of the series (they show two a day during the week), I thought, why not?

I will tell you why not. Had I known then what I know now... Well, okay I wouldn't do anything different, no sense in pretending, but still it might have given me pause.

In a matter of weeks, I have watched five seasons all the way through and only have three episodes remaining until I have finished season six.
 
It turns out, I’m a Dean girl. Big time.
float_on_alright: (beds are sacred)

1. bake cupcakes for:
2. trust with the keys to my car:
3. put thumbtacks on the chair thereof:
4. have a crush on:
5. pack up and leave if they moved next door:
6. vote for President:
7. pick as my partner in a buddy movie:
8. pair up:
9. vote off the island and into the volcano:
10. wheedle into fixing my MP3 player:

favorite character:
best dressed character:
prettiest character:
funniest character:
character i want to hug:
character i love to hate:
character i want to marry:
character most likely to be my best friend:
an unpopular opinion about a character:

If you want to play, copy the blank Q's to your lj, ask people to give you a show/s and answer both sets of questions or only one set per show given. :D

Sherlock - Sunkrux )
float_on_alright: (beds are sacred)

1. bake cupcakes for:
2. trust with the keys to my car:
3. put thumbtacks on the chair thereof:
4. have a crush on:
5. pack up and leave if they moved next door:
6. vote for President:
7. pick as my partner in a buddy movie:
8. pair up:
9. vote off the island and into the volcano:
10. wheedle into fixing my MP3 player:

favorite character:
best dressed character:
prettiest character:
funniest character:
character i want to hug:
character i love to hate:
character i want to marry:
character most likely to be my best friend:
an unpopular opinion about a character:

If you want to play, copy the blank Q's to your lj, ask people to give you a show/s and answer both sets of questions or only one set per show given. :D

Sherlock - Sunkrux )
float_on_alright: (Fuck you its magic Merlin v SH)
 
You might have seen my recent obsession update a couple of weeks ago; on that front I don't have much to add, except maybe to add that I am watching the first seasons of In Plain Sight and Leverage ergo Marshall Mann and Eliot Spencer have gained a place on my list as well. But I am still much the same, and by that I mean absolutely riveted with the BBC Sherlock.
 
There is one final episode of the first series I have yet to watch that will air on PBS's Masterpiece Mystery Theater tonight. Could I have watched it already on the internet? Yes. Have I? Will I? No, for two reasons. the first is out of practicality: my laptop screen is dying. For general internet and word processing, the screen isn't terrible, but pictures are sketchy, and videos look horrendous. It's especially difficult to discern what's happening if filming leans toward the low, almost nonexistent lighting and muted colors Sherlock tends to favor. The second reason: I think waiting is fun. Some people are dying to know what they're getting for Christmahanukwanzaakah and will do all sorts of snooping to find out early what it is they're getting. I am not one of those people. I prefer to wait, to look at the presents all wrapped up pretty with a bow on top, and wonder. Growing up, there was some "playing pretend" about Santa, but my sister and I never believed in him. The enchantment of Christmas came (at least for me, my sister is the snooping kind) from shiny decorations, twinkle lights, eating way more candy than was normally allowed, hoping people would love what I bought them, and (perhaps most significantly) "the wait. I love every minute of the wait, its magic. Stuff is just stuff, even if it's new and someone else bought it for me, but the wait, the wonder, the guessing make "just stuff" into excitement and anticipation. So, I wait all week every week without peeking at the videos online for the next episode to air, and every week I have a "mini-Christmas", a private celebration to cheer me before another anonymous week of "how can I help?" starts.
 
float_on_alright: (Fuck you its magic Merlin v SH)
 
You might have seen my recent obsession update a couple of weeks ago; on that front I don't have much to add, except maybe to add that I am watching the first seasons of In Plain Sight and Leverage ergo Marshall Mann and Eliot Spencer have gained a place on my list as well. But I am still much the same, and by that I mean absolutely riveted with the BBC Sherlock.
 
There is one final episode of the first series I have yet to watch that will air on PBS's Masterpiece Mystery Theater tonight. Could I have watched it already on the internet? Yes. Have I? Will I? No, for two reasons. the first is out of practicality: my laptop screen is dying. For general internet and word processing, the screen isn't terrible, but pictures are sketchy, and videos look horrendous. It's especially difficult to discern what's happening if filming leans toward the low, almost nonexistent lighting and muted colors Sherlock tends to favor. The second reason: I think waiting is fun. Some people are dying to know what they're getting for Christmahanukwanzaakah and will do all sorts of snooping to find out early what it is they're getting. I am not one of those people. I prefer to wait, to look at the presents all wrapped up pretty with a bow on top, and wonder. Growing up, there was some "playing pretend" about Santa, but my sister and I never believed in him. The enchantment of Christmas came (at least for me, my sister is the snooping kind) from shiny decorations, twinkle lights, eating way more candy than was normally allowed, hoping people would love what I bought them, and (perhaps most significantly) "the wait. I love every minute of the wait, its magic. Stuff is just stuff, even if it's new and someone else bought it for me, but the wait, the wonder, the guessing make "just stuff" into excitement and anticipation. So, I wait all week every week without peeking at the videos online for the next episode to air, and every week I have a "mini-Christmas", a private celebration to cheer me before another anonymous week of "how can I help?" starts.
 

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