Dang, I guess it's mostly Office fans on Thursday nights.
I thought Scrubs was pretty blah and I wish they'd stick to JD's thoughts instead of other characters (though Dr. Kelso's was pretty funny). The best part was the janitor's outrageous stories - he pulls them off so convincingly.
30 Rock was again fairly disappointing, though the "Cleveland as a paradise" was sorta funny. It seems that they're moving further and further away from the actual show they put on and focusing more on the Lemon/Jack dynamic, which can get a little boring.
I think the Lemon/Jack stuff is better than The Girly Show stuff, which by design is pretty mediocre. I would say expect even more of that, except that who knows what Alec's future holds.
I am listening to an NPR show where they are talking movies that make guys cry.
The one scene that always gets me is in the mini-series Anne of Green Gables where Richard Farnsworth dies in the field and as he lays there and Anne is telling him they should have gotten a boy who could have helped him in the fields, he tells her that no, she saved he and his sister and that he was so proud of his Anne.
Wow, I can't believe I am also tearing up writing this comment.
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I thought Scrubs was pretty blah and I wish they'd stick to JD's thoughts instead of other characters (though Dr. Kelso's was pretty funny). The best part was the janitor's outrageous stories - he pulls them off so convincingly.
30 Rock was again fairly disappointing, though the "Cleveland as a paradise" was sorta funny. It seems that they're moving further and further away from the actual show they put on and focusing more on the Lemon/Jack dynamic, which can get a little boring.
I think the Lemon/Jack stuff is better than The Girly Show stuff, which by design is pretty mediocre. I would say expect even more of that, except that who knows what Alec's future holds.
The one scene that always gets me is in the mini-series Anne of Green Gables where Richard Farnsworth dies in the field and as he lays there and Anne is telling him they should have gotten a boy who could have helped him in the fields, he tells her that no, she saved he and his sister and that he was so proud of his Anne.
Wow, I can't believe I am also tearing up writing this comment.
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