I don't think that's true. I wish it was. My grandfather's parents were from Ireland, but since my grandfather and mother didn't get their Irish passports, I don't qualify. If they had, then I could've gotten mine.
I don't think that's true. I wish it was. My grandfather's parents were from Ireland, but since my grandfather and mother didn't get their Irish passports, I don't qualify. If they had, then I could've gotten mine.
Also, are they kidding with the "SUV's are practical" crap? I guess these two are supposed to be pretty rich, so maybe they don't care about the gas. But most people would be better off with a sedan.
What I didn't get is, once they saw that the loser couple had the same one, why didn't they just buy a different brand of SUV? I guess cuz then they couldn't hawk the GMC one. Did not like.
I don't really see the issue, to be honest. It's a show about Christina Applegate's character. Her whole life, including home and work. It's not a show about her and her husband with some work stuff thrown in. She's the first credited actor, then Maya Rudolph, then Will Arnett. He doesn't even come second. So I…
Leo DiCaprio in Titanic. Think about it. He doesn't have any other friends, he doesn't talk to anyone but Kate Winslet. He exists purely to change her life, and then conveniently dies before he can get old and puffy.
Nope, just tried it, Canucks can't buy the eps on Amazon either. Only thing we can do is buy DVDs, I guess.
Does anyone know if there's anything Canadians can do to up the view count? We don't have Nielsen families, we can't watch hulu or NBC.com. What can we do?!?!?!?
Well, to be fair, the script probably called for "black basketball dude". Just like if it had been one of the other two guys who were replaced, they would have replaced them with "douche day-trader type dude" and "sad-sack unlucky in love dude with a heart of gold".
Sorry, by "her boss" I meant the Anthony Head guy. I guess I should have said "the big boss". If she's an awful assistant, fire her. But don't play mind games with her to make one of your other employees work harder. That's fucked up.
Am I the only one who found it absolutely horrible the way the secretary was treated? Her boss tells her that she's going to work on the campaign, and then just lets her go off in a dumb direction, so that she'll fail and another of his employees will "work harder" to make up for it. And then she's sent back to be…
Footman IS Glatt! Glatt IS Footman!
I don't think Amy is aware of the names of the episodes. :) To herself, she is the girl who waited. Neither she or Older Amy referred to Older Amy as that. She thinks of herself as the girl who waited, and she's not wrong.
She wasn't necessarily referencing the Older Amy who died. She herself was the girl who waited from the time that she was a little girl until the Doctor came back in her early 20s.
I guess maybe that's true of people who actually cultivate them. But some people just see it and get annoyed, automatically, no cultivation necessary. I still can't stand the your/you're mistake.
Oh also, how awesome was his nametag? "The Doctor". So awesome, that he had to pull it out and proudly show it to the security guard. Hahahahaha.
Wasn't it pretty clear that they gave the baby to the shop woman before they went into the elevator? I only watched it once and didn't record it so I can't go back and check, but didn't he tell her to hold the baby and she thought he was going to the dressing room to have some "alone time" with the Doctor?
They said it was because he was intelligent. Makes sense that they would just pick the smartest person. At this point, there are only six of them, and for all we know they're all idiots.
But that line was bullshit. He knew that the older Amy was going to have to be left behind. He just said that to get Rory moving.
Archmage, I didn't catch any reference to the 200 year gap either. Did anyone else?
Ok, totally off topic here, but Tom Baker up there just reminded me. A couple of weeks ago, my brother came to visit, we regressed to childhood, and started watching a BBC production of C.S. Lewis' "The Silver Chair" which we had liked as kids. And do you know who played Puddleglum? Tom Baker! So weird. He did it…