Just remember to hydrate. I'll probably be doing the same later.
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Me, too.
Dang it, Sophia Bush. Now I have to go back and watch season 1 of Chicago PD because you're making me mad at myself for not boosting the ratings, that would keep you employed. This is starting to remind me why I watched One Tree Hill, before I couldn't take the soapy insanity any more.
Bette Midler, I love you. Can we be neighbors?
This. Right here. Priceless. I might put it on a T-shirt.
I'll cut-and-paste my answer from a post on GT yesterday, that got a lot of stars:
Thank you. I haven't watched, though I'm loving Nowadays Lucy Lawless, so I've added it to my viewing list.
Aren't they both Amazons? I fail to see the problem.
correction: it's a Canadian Tuxedo. Because you know, those Canucks.....
That's how literature works. There are certain stock characters developed by the Commedia Dell'arte that people have written dissertations on. They are part of the format of storytelling. I suppose you could call that sort of thing "ripped off," or it could just be "in the same vein as..." Tomato, tomato.
Yup. Sounds pretty classic to me. There are some great historical characters that have inspired the character of Gemma, and I love watching their interpretation of it on SoA.
Then maybe you should look at Nerd HQ's Badass Women panel.
SoA is very Shakespearean in its themes and character traits. Saying the characters "kinda suck" is kind of reductive. Although, you can say that about Shakespeare's characters, too. Both sets are awful people making horrid choices that are thoroughly watchable. Maybe I'm reading too much into it, but I sorta love…
Christian Grey's clean-shaven mug and waxed chest? Downgrade.
my Money's on foam latex on spandex.
The virgin surrounded by whores? I weep for society.
Holy Shit I want to make those tire pants!! Please tell me those are not exclusively digital; tell me they exist in the world somewhere! THEY ARE AMAZING!!!!!!