So. Tired.
Nov. 28th, 2005 03:43 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mayhapAm back home and trying to catch up on all the TV shows I missed and the LJ comments that are mysteriously disappearing into the æther. (If I haven't responded to a comment and you think I should have done, smack me upside the head or something.)
Speaking of TV, all I have to say is that Sayid is a far, far better man than I am. Also, what was actually surprising about Ana-Lucia's backstory? It was basically the exact same thing we saw in the Other 48 Days – she has experienced legitimate traumas, I grant you, but her reactions thereto are still way, way out of line. Like, the line is not even in the same universe. It may be in a different show on a different network.
I watched this episode with my little brother and my cousin, neither of whom had seen a single episode of Lost before, so I spent the entire time either trying to explain to them what was going on or yelling at the screen and informing Ana-Lucia that she is the Worst. Cop. Ever. Normally, no one who watches TV with me is allowed to say a SINGLE WORD except during the previews and rewatchings, but in this particular instance, it worked really well for me.
I think I'll go to sleep now. Or watch Q.I., which is totally the same thing, except not. At all.
Speaking of TV, all I have to say is that Sayid is a far, far better man than I am. Also, what was actually surprising about Ana-Lucia's backstory? It was basically the exact same thing we saw in the Other 48 Days – she has experienced legitimate traumas, I grant you, but her reactions thereto are still way, way out of line. Like, the line is not even in the same universe. It may be in a different show on a different network.
I watched this episode with my little brother and my cousin, neither of whom had seen a single episode of Lost before, so I spent the entire time either trying to explain to them what was going on or yelling at the screen and informing Ana-Lucia that she is the Worst. Cop. Ever. Normally, no one who watches TV with me is allowed to say a SINGLE WORD except during the previews and rewatchings, but in this particular instance, it worked really well for me.
I think I'll go to sleep now. Or watch Q.I., which is totally the same thing, except not. At all.
