My thoughts exactly. It's bad enough their MPG paled in comparison to the real MPG (literally; the real Zack Morris was a bronzed god; come on, Lifetime!) and the movie didn't touch more on Tori Scott's random disappearance. But Kelly Kapowski WITHOUT her bangs?! Shame. I throw shade.
Where were Tiffani-Amber's iconic bangs? WHERE WERE THEY?! I am disappoint.
I started reading the books in preparation for the Starz show and I'm obsessed with them. I'm pretty sure I'll be equally as obsessed with the show (hell, I already am halfway there vis-à-vis Sam Heughan). The first episode was very faithfully adapted from the beginning of Book One, so I'm excited to see the rest of…
Me too. I didn't realize they'd been occupied at first, so after I saw it, I did some research into that. Very interesting. Did you know that the Channel Islands were the last German-held territory to surrender completely? There were also over 900 babies born to island women and German fathers. That "no…
He was also in this made for TV movie called "Island at War", which is streaming on Netflix. It's really good! It details the occupation of the Channel Islands by the Germans during WWII. Sam plays one of the islanders. I didn't recognize him at first! He looks so different in it, as well as in A Princess For…
I saw this in GIF form! I'm not ashamed to admit that I squeed. Loudly.
He was in that?! I love that movie! Now I'm off to IMDb. Weirdly, this is the second time I'll be searching for "A Princess For Christmas", the first time being when I ran across Katie McGrath (Jules) in "Merlin". I adore those "Hey, I know that face!" moments.
I'm on the second one too. I have a feeling I'm going to experience many feels at the end.
Totally agree. I just got into the series in preparation for the Starz show, and it's fantastic. I'm already almost done with the second one, and it's only been about a week. I have not been at all productive since I began the series. The characters are so vivid, and I love how modern Claire has to navigate a world…
#lolbrb, expatriating and burning my American passport.
Dear Amber Tamblyn:
Thank you kindly! I shall take your star with glee.
Should I be more offended that #womanagainstfeminism even exists or the 50 Shades of I Shat on Paper and This Was the Result reference?
Why in the living fuck is she naked? "Blah blah blah, you're all slutty sluts sluts, HERE'S MY BOOBS AND HINT OF VAGINA! Random guys on the Internet who see this will totally wanna fuck me now, right? Right?! VALIDATE ME! LOOK AT MY BOD! LOOK AT IT! Do you want me yet? But I swear I'm not like those other slutty sluts…
Oh yes! I loved that shit. I'm right there with you. The Travel Channel did a marathon of him doing only spicy food challenges, and I stayed up until four AM to watch it. It was glorious. Remember when he tried the Ghost Chili for the first time and couldn't get past a single bite? That was amazing.
That's a scary mask, bro.
What about "Selfie"? I could tolerate it at first. But now the Internet is putting the suffix "-fie" at the end of every damn thing. Take a photo of your bookcase? Shelfie. One at the gym? Healthfie. Of your pet? Petfie. Is everything fucking interest we document on camera now a "Whateverfie"? I also hate "-shaming".…
We should start a Facebook group: "I fucking hate ketchup"
Right?! It seems that no one can mildly dislike anything nowadays (yes, I used the word "nowadays"—get off my lawn!) without being labeled a "h8r". Last week, someone legitimately, with a straight face, called me a "ketchup hater". I don't frigging like ketchup. Sue me.