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OMG TELEVISION.

So, you know how I decided I wouldn't watch any TV until I graduate? Yeahhh. So I watched the majority of House season 8 this weekend. And I made myself stop before a certain episode because I knew it would involve too many feelings and I didn't want to open the door to craziness. So I was like k cool, done now, and then like 20 minutes later I decided to be obsessed with Once Upon a Time. And I haven't really watched any full episodes, just clips and episode summaries, but...yeah. I'm slightly obsessed. I love shows with excessive feelings. Also, Jennifer Morrison. But seriously, I did not realize this show was written by people from Lost! Why didn't I know this? It's like, legitimate writing. I thought they were all off writing for one of those other shows everyone is obsessed with right now (which I have no interest in). So yeah. Obsession. Which I have no time for, so for reals I will not be using the internet tomorrow so I can finish my paper/CW portfolio which are due on Tuesday morning. And then lots of math-related studying for my final on Friday. And then freedom! Freedom meaning many, many summer classes. Which will hopefully not be as hard as my regular classes so I can get all this fangirling out of my system before the fall semester of death and craziness.

Also, I've decided that ER is officially the best ever show to watch because it feels like I'm fangirling, but it's so low-key and unsuspenseful to me that it doesn't get the crazy side going. So next time I am going to watch ER whenever I feel fangirl urges coming on, and then they will go away.

Oh and I want to catch up on Desperate Housewives. But I'm like...2 or 3 seasons behind. Still. Someday.
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Oh my god I suck at updating. I am sorry, fellow human beings. I promise I'm reading. I've just been more of a lurker, I guess.

My life is literally the same as when I last posted, which is why I am...you know. Not posting. I am hopefully going back to school in the fall; super fingers crossed. Right now, I am attempting to re-learn Algebra II (from 5 years ago) so that I can get into precalc and then have happy math times forever.

Other than that, I have mostly just been alternating between Lost (on season 6) and Scrubs. Mostly Scrubs. For it is happy and silly forever.

I have been feeling very organized in a life-type way, although I don't really know how to explain that. I guess it's just like, reorganizing my space a hundred times and obsessing over my purse/coupons/bank account/etc. I've been trying to set up a ton of folders where I can file various official things (for school/work/whatever), but I have an incredibly uncool lack of privacy here so it's not exactly the best situation for that. My current filing system is basically giving my boyfriend every piece of paper through my hands and having him throw it in a duffel bag in his dorm room. It's definitely not in sync with my current life organization system.

Anyway, that's about it. I wish I could talk about being in a relationship, but I always used to hate it when people did that on LJ. In a nutshell, I like having someone to be bored with all the time, and things are very happy and serious. :)
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  1. I have an announcement to make. I am officially 100% obsessed with Doubt. The play, the movie, whatever. John Patrick Shanley is a genius, forever. It's just a perfect combination of simple things and I just want to watch it over and over. At first I was wary about Meryl because I pictured Cherry in my head when I was reading the play, but shit, she was good.

  2. I had a dream that Tina Fey answered my question on Ask Tina, and then we hung out. It was pretty awesome. I miss the days when I enjoyed her more than anyone. It was so simple and fandomless. It's amazing what you can accomplish when you're not attracted to someone.

  3. Um, so you know the speech that I flipped out over a few weeks ago because I got a D on it? Um, apparently I got an 85%. She wrote 85/128, and usually they're graded on weird point scales, so I turned that into a percentage and it was 66. But apparently she meant "85% / 128 points." So yessssss, life is good.

  4. 24 7.19 )

  5. Only two weeks of school left! I have like a million papers to write during that time, but I don't even careeee. I'll have three whole episodes of 24 to watch without the pressure of homework and crap. Just...fangirling, and writing fic until 1 in the morning like my life depends on it. That Ethanbenry fic needs to happen (And I DO mean Ethanbenry. Something about the island having a portal to the White House? I don't even know. I just want them to have sex). Oh man, and no interfering with the Lost finale either. I LOVE SUMMER. lmfao that reminds me of Phoebe meeting Mike's parents on Friends. "So where does everyone summer?"

Lost 5.12

Apr. 8th, 2009 10:09 pm
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I just watched Eppur Si Muove. Again. Because Cherry almost has an accent, which really makes up for Stockard Channing being all disappointing. I'm shipping Toby/Barbara Layton just a little bit.

I finished my shitty paper last night, against all odds, so I figured I deserved an episode of something fabulous. Lost is the most exciting and least distracting, so I decided to go with that.
Lost 5.12 )
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I feel really conflicted about my micro-blogging life. Whenever I'm on Twitter I feel a lot of pressure to be witty and amazing (whereas some of my friends on there feel pressure to be boring and post every five seconds--none of you guys, though, I promise--and I'm getting pretty sick of it), so sometimes it's less enjoyable than it should be, both ways. But on Plurk, I kind of feel like I take advantage of the conversational benefits and I'm more comfortable just bitching or being boring, since those types of updates don't feel quite as burdensome there. I think it pretty much sucks either way. I love having that type of place, but it should totally not be a lame, stressful thing.

Okay, so, I have an issue and I need some suggestions. I can't stand listening to music anymore. I'm always in the mood for a certain genre or something, but my genres aren't particularly specific. So I use shuffle, and I'll end up skipping like 20 songs before getting to one I want to listen to, and by then I'm pissed off and frustrated. Does anyone have any tips on organizing genres, or finding music without downloading 10 fanmixes?

BSG finale - spoilerific )

God, I love television so much. I don't even know how I'll be able to wrap my head around the ER finale a few weeks from now. And Lost next year--and 24 next year or maybe the year after that. It just really shows you how much a single work of brilliance can say in such a short period of time. I can't wait until I'm in a position to do that. I fully plan to have all of you in RIDICULOUS tears, so get ready.
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Here's my Lost recap from last night. I wasn't really on my toes so it sucks a little bit, but I did really enjoy the episode and I definitely look forward to rewatching it.

Lost -- 5.09 Namaste )
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  1. Hey there, 24 haters! Anyone up for discussing potential subconscious psychological racism resulting from the Juma storyline? No? Still on last night? Okay. But I will tell you that pretentious/elitist hating is a really excellent kind because you get to feel superior to the show all the time. It doesn't really go anywhere, I guess, but so far it's given me an ego so large that it's like I have a second Kelsey to hang out with whenever I'm alone. Obviously that's pretty favorable, I think.

  2. "Kiwi" is currently in the lead in my name poll, but I'm kind of madly in love with all of them so I may just interchange them all. I'll admit I'm a little biased towards Blueberry just because it rhymes and adds an extra syllable, which amuses me to no end. I've decided to honor the spirit of democracy, though. It was my second choice, right after communism.

  3. So I was just watching this clip on youtube of the lovely Grapefruit doing a Shakespeare workshop ... )

  4. Handwriting meme + 2 drawings )


lmao so I have to write 3 short papers, study SO MANY THINGS for my civ midterm, do a bunch of reading/research that I probably just won't do, and I have to get it all done before I have to wake up 7 hours from now. And I've been procrastinating and doing NOTHING of value since 12 PM. I would cry but I kind of love myself for being this much of a ridiculous moron. I can't believe I voluntarily chose this life over taking 4 super-easy classes. It feels SO GOOD, though. What is wrong with me?

24/Poll

Mar. 9th, 2009 11:37 pm
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  1. Cherry Jones has captivated my attention over the last few days. To some degree, I don't see her as being particularly fangirl-worthy. I think I would enjoy being friends with her instead. And making out in the rain, maybe, but I want to do that with everyone. Not just the epic, gorgeous, amazing actress lesbians who play presidents on my shows. God, yes. She's really starting to grow on me, though. With every interview I read, I sort of realize all the ways she's different from me, so that makes it a little more exciting. I have a hard time being intrigued by people who remind me of me too much, and that was kind of the case at the beginning.

    Last night I rewatched all the episodes I skipped/didn't really pay attention to. Looking back, there was definitely some excellent acting/occasional badassness on her part, and I guess it was really just the lack of plot-derived conflict coming from those emotions that bothered me, since that's always really been 24's thing. At least now there's more of a connection between the two, so I'm totally enjoying myself. And now I have another show to watch and squee about, so that's obviously a pleasant turn of events. It just happens to be a show I currently hate with a (pretentious writer) passion, but I guess I enjoy the weird conflict of interest.

  2. So Michael totally did a new interview and answered a question I've been debating recently, albeit mostly in jest. Regardless, here is the eternal question:
    Ben gets beaten to a bloody pulp a lot. What’s your take on that?
    I see that as a pressure release valve that the audience needs. If Ben gets away with too much for too long, I feel the audience might grow disgusted. So every so often, he has to pay down a penance for his sins. Also, I think the taking of a beating is a strategic tool that Ben employs. After all, he always comes out of the beating wounded but with an information advantage.
    God, why is he so brilliant with his character? I didn't even think of that. But it is SO true. Because he literally seems to enjoy it, like he's getting something out of it. I went with the easy explanation and figured it was some kind of masochistic perversion, but this is even cooler.

  3. 24 - SUCH SPOILERS )

  4. Man, I can't decide what I'm comfortable calling her character. Right now I'm going with "la presidente" because I can't call her "Cherry Jones" every time (unfortunately). Obviously I will not be referring to her by her actual first name. It's just unique and groovy to the extent where it freaks me out just slightly. I may have to go for comic relief and refer to her by the name of another fruit for the time being.

    [Poll #1362796]
    But I mean, seriously, in character? I'm not gonna refer to her by her last name because that's awkward and it makes me feel like I'm ignoring her femininity. But I can't call her Allison because she's like, the fucking president of the fake United States. And really convincingly so. I mean, I used to call Logan "Chaz" all the time just to be an asshole. I can't even do that with her, though. (I mean using her first name, not calling her Chaz.) It's like I actually sort of believe she's the president and I get completely sucked into that little universe. Probably because I enjoy it immensely right now.

Meme

Mar. 3rd, 2009 11:45 pm
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Top 5 TV lists meme stolen from [livejournal.com profile] lostonbroadway
Meme )

In other news, I recently learned that I watched this on pretty much a daily basis as a child. It very well may explain why I am the strange person I am today. SCARRED FOR LIFE. It's a fucking cartoon about a cat evading being eaten by rats, okay? And yet it's presented in a really cheery format. So, yeah, not cool.
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24 fans. I would love your opinion something. Watch this, and listen to it really carefully. (Unless you're trying to remain unspoiled for Lost, because it's a promo for 5x08). Tell me what you think. The woman under the hood = Reiko, right? The shape of her neck, the way she moves her head, the way her hair falls, and the little gasp when Sawyer takes the hood off (very recognizable from any time Reiko has cried or breathed heavily--see memorable Tony/Michelle kisses). They are all clearly Reiko, in my opinion. And people are vehemently denying that it's her. Including a few 24 fans. Am I crazy??? They're like "Oh, her hair is a different shade" (in one shot). I think fans of the show should know better than anyone that Lost does this thing called flashbacks that often involve different physical appearances over the course of time. It's not completely inconceivable for someone to have a slightly different hair color a few years in the past. And like I said, her hair looked like a different shade in another shot, so it could have had something to do with the lighting. Either way, I think the other Reiko traits outweigh that one issue anyway. But seriously, tell me what you think! Maybe I'm missing something.

Ugh, sometimes I am so happy I'm not an active member of this fandom. I love discussing theories with [livejournal.com profile] averita because we're both capable of being logical and not ridiculous, and we don't make sweeping dumbass generalizations. But I am so pissed off about this, like almost as much as I was when that group of Mary McDonnell's fangirls were bitching about her not getting an Emmy nomination. Fandom mob mentality drives me crazy, and not thinking critically is like my #1 pet peeve.

Moving on...


I am so, so excited for this movie. I wish Michael was my friendly gay next-door neighbor. Also I really just want to see Carrie Preston doing legitimate acting without watching True Blood. I think once I enjoy her as an actress, I can fully celebrate the awesomeness that is her marriage with Michael. I do enjoy them a lot already, though. They seem like a very laid-back group of Shakespeare geeks. Sometimes I imagine them having intellectual discussions about Macbeth. Only because it's my favorite ever to talk about. I think Michael would be totally into debating Lady Macbeth and early feminism, just because he's that respectful of women. Gah, I want to hug him. [livejournal.com profile] averita and I were talking the other day about how whenever anyone sees Michael in public, they're really formal with him and stand back and call him Mr. Emerson and stuff, whereas people usually don't hesitate to hug Jorge Garcia in real life. And I was just saying that I would probably be formal with Michael just because that's how I am, but I have a really intense desire to give Ben Linus a hug. It's irony at its cruelest. Also I can't imagine Michael hugging anyone, ever. It's baffling.
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New interview with Michael. And it is an hour long. Um, YES IT IS.
  1. God, I love his naturally evil laugh; it's so ridiculous. *hugs him* I kind of hate that his is so fabulous because my laugh is the least evil one ever. It's just kind of freakish and weird and like a really pathetic stalker/serial killer rather than an awesome evil mastermind.

  2. Also he just said "delicious" which is...not out of the ordinary for him, really. His vocabulary is all kinds of wonderful. lmfao and he just said "dang" and then "geez Louise." lmfao, Michael, you are amazing and my hero for all time.

  3. lmfao oh my god. OH MY GOD, LOVE. A line of Ben's that was tragically cut from 5x02: "Hugo, that's just a waste of a hot pocket." Why is life so excellent? He said they always cut his funny lines, and yet I think he is hilarious all the time, so...it's clearly an injustice, but props to him for being that awesome? I'm kind of really psyched as I'm gradually realizing how much his roots are in comedy, because it seems less like some out-of-the-blue fandom that I'll have to abandon due to lack of relevance. Theatre is so far from being my thing, but comedy is comedy, you know? I could really care less about the medium; I've written them all. I do love several things about comedy onstage, particularly the fact that you can show so much of a dynamic just by playing off how a group of people interacts in one room. My favorite short play that I've written is a dysfunctional family comedy, so that format presented this really awesome opportunity to watch everything unfold around a dining room table, which was just really cool and tied the entire play together. So I definitely see the benefits there, and I like that I can take this fandom experience as an opportunity to explore the combination of theatre and comedy.

  4. He totally just finished that conversation with "aloha." He would. Because he totally signs all his pictures with that too and it's just this inexplicable thing that I love about him. ILY MICHAEL.

Lost 5x07 )

You all know you want to become a fan of Jane Curtin on Facebook. Pshh. Come on.

Lost times

Feb. 21st, 2009 11:50 pm
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Kelsey is to Aaron Sorkin as Benjamin Linus is to the Dharma Initiative. Extended metaphor. Enjoy. If you don't understand it, you should watch Lost and figure it out. Unfortunately, you will be faced with about a thousand new mysteries once you do that. But at least you'll be watching what is arguably one of the awesomest shows ever, so it's really a win-win.

Thoughts on a few random season 3 eps )

I've been thinking about Michael's career and how he enjoys Shakespeare. It's a little maddening because I really don't. I guess I like whatever I've read of Shakespeare's works, but mostly because I view it as a really, really long problem-solving exercise where I have to break down every line to find the meaning. Math kind of fulfills that purpose for me in a much more convenient way. Michael seems to have an affinity for comedic plays, though, like that's really where his talent lies. That wouldn't surprise me at all; Ben Linus is brilliantly acted, but half the time it's the absolute hilarity with which he goes about saying or doing something that makes me love him so much. I mean, I don't want to start the whole...he likes this so I'll watch/read it thing. But it's certainly a subject to contemplate. I do enjoy comedy.
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Lost 3x22-3x23 )

Next up: Ben picspam. And season 4 viewing. I'm excited.
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Guyssssss. I just really love Michael Emerson forever. He is so fucking good. Like, what the hell. How do people like this exist? Like, why are some people just so awesome? I'm pretty sure I could kick his ass at comedy writing, BUT STILL. He is fabulous, guys. It BAFFLES me. Plus he has a lot of theatre experience which just makes him even more weird and out of place, and I love that shit. Out of place is good. Out of place is amazing when you pair it up with that kind of character development and dialogue and brilliant writing all around. And I really just want to make out with him in the snow, or something else equally deep and necessary.

He never even blinks his eyes. I love it. So creepy and yet kind of just lost and innocent, and they're just so blue and he stares so intensely, so you can't just break off that contact. And his relationship with Locke, the stuff they connect over, so epic. His relationship with Jack, Juliet, Alex...they're all just super deep and intricate. He is just amazingggg. I mean, Lost is like Alias, just *so* much better. It's not misguided bullshit like Irina's endgame plan being totally ridiculous and false. It's planned SO well, I don't even know what to make of it. Science, utopian society, fate, whatever it ends up being...his identity is so deeply layered in the entire situation. It's absolutely perfect.

I'm about halfway through season three right now, and I guess I could probably catch up by the end of the long weekend. I don't know, I'm totally conflicted. I don't want to wrap up this fabulous fandom experience in a few days, but I don't want to try to avoid watching it and dance around the inevitable. Might as well enjoy it while it lasts, right? And god, it is so good. PLEASE NEVER END.
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Yesterday was pretty exhausting. I was up unnecessarily late studying for my intl gov test, and then I had to try and stay awake through so many classes and then I went straight to work and ended up staying until 9, just because I'm such a nice person. Which is why I'm bitching about it now, obviously.

I feel the need to share this...I had a dream that the Queen of England had Twitter and that she was using it to manipulate everyone. Not so much for governmental purposes but just for some cruel fun. I guess I was the daughter of someone who was elected president, and I was really bummed that we had to sit in our own little section at the inauguration ceremonies because I wanted to go chill with the queen, who was there for some reason. She kept doing this thing where she would get in a car on one side and then move over to the other side, and then when whoever she was riding with came around on the other side and couldn't get in because she was there, she would totally laugh at them.

[livejournal.com profile] illusory_thrill and I have been discussing the obvious romance that exists between John Locke and the fabulous Benjamin Linus. So far we (mostly I, as I think she fears their love) have decided upon the following details:
  1. They will get together in the final episode, a la Ross and Rachel (with all the same dialogue and everything).

  2. They will, naturally, get pregnant on that fateful night.

  3. They do butterfly kisses in the shower. (lmao how much do you guys hate me right now?)

  4. They have a pet octopus. Right now I like the name Judy. Or Gladys.

  5. They can only watch Oprah together, never apart.

  6. They have several hurdles to overcome. John always hogs the blankets when they're asleep (asshole!), and Ben cries during sex.

  7. They will get engaged after a year of officially being together. Ben will be playing the cello as he proposes (preferably in the form of a song).

Okay so, yeah, I don't ship them for reals, but there's definitely some connection there, so I really enjoy contemplating it and venturing into the absurd. IT'S FUN AND FABULOUS. :D

I just want to say how I love that I totally have NO issues with enjoying Michael when I kind of freaked out with Andre and started calling him Andre to deal with my denial. Michael might be slightly less creepy, and I guess Andre may have prepared me for future male fangirling to some extent. Whatever. I just love it. I feel like sometimes I get more ridiculous with certain fandoms, like I look at my fandom list and Michael is the last person on it and I just don't think I ever would have believed it a few months ago, never mind in 6th grade when I started fangirling in the first place. I think it's pretty awesome because I love changing and being flexible to new opportunities and everything, and this clearly demonstrates that. I used to be this shy little Julie Andrews fangirl who needed to be comforted by The Sound of Music or whatever and now I'm obsessed with someone completely out of my comfort zone (especially in gender) who plays a slightly crazy/brilliant person who enjoys living on an island in the middle of fucking nowhere, and plays mind games and manipulates everyone towards some kind of screwy utopian society. How awesome of an evolution is that, seriously?

This has been a wonderful time, but now I should probably go to bed because I have more school and then work tomorrow. But Saturday = freedom and all kinds of Lost-viewing. Or, you know, more homework. Either way, it'll probably end up being Lost-viewing rather than homework anyway.
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Gah, Michael Emerson is a freaking genius. (Andre #2, guys! Someone else *is* that weird and awesome.) I can't even handle it. I want to have sexual relations with him, just a little bit. I do, however, find that I'm really bothered when I have to acknowledge that he's kind of a normal person in real life. At least Andre will always be a little strange, on account of being Slovenian and everything (plus the thing he does with his tongue. What the fuck is that?) Unfortunately, Michael has obviously fueled most of his childhood feelings of inadequacy and subsequent personality issues into his performance, so when all that is put aside he's just a regular dude who looks kind of weird and has an oddly sexy voice.

So let it henceforth be declared that I am madly in love with this guy, not unlike how I was madly in love with Andre that time in that both occasions are totally non-sexual and it's just like, genius acting love where I'm so fucking puzzled by him that I just want him to stare at me forever in that creepy way, and my life will be awesome.

Also I'm taking this as a sign from God that I will be going to Emerson next year. Let's face it, there's about a 5% chance that I will be going there, because I have no way of getting the money and am highly undeserving of scholarships, and I also don't believe in God, but why not be a little optimistic? Then when I get let down I can store my feelings in some kind of arsenal of dysfunction and become like Ben Linus and just be awesome and creep people out while smiling oddly. HELLS YES. I am SUPER excited about this. I love creeping people out; it's like my thing.

I want to say that my pilot is going quite awesomely at the moment. I've only written like 10 pages, but I'm so into it. The trio of writers in the script is totally perfect; they're an excellent combination of individuals and I want to see where they end up, so I don't really care that 7 out of 10 pages are so, so poorly written and need to be edited a million times over. It'll work out. Besides, I enjoy editing even more than I enjoy writing (and I am amazing at it, just fyi. I think it has something to do with being a bitch and never being satisfied), so I'm pretty sure I'm going to have an excellent time doing that.

24 last night )
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I decided to start watching Lost again. I just finished season 2. Actually, that's false, I just started season three. I was pretty anxious to get there as fast as humanly possible. I remember after I ditched it during season 2 I saw Elizabeth Mitchell at the Golden Globes and I was like, when did she get a show? And when I (quickly) found out she was on Lost, I was really pissed off that I stopped watching, because I knew she was the perfect thing for it, and mostly just because I totally missed the opportunity to see Elizabeth Mitchell on a show I watched (and I knew even then that I would inevitably fangirl her more once I saw her on the show). In my defense, the episode that inspired me to stop watching is pretty much one of the most depressing, misunderstandingy ones ever. But still. I always knew I would have to catch up eventually, and I decided now would be the time because A) I couldn't possibly miss Reiko Aylesworth's arc and B) I've gotten so low on stuff to watch that I've turned into a huge bitch and started getting really critical of every show I watch. Which really sucked, because I kind of had that alone-crazy thing going on, and that never leads to the good place. So I'm happy to have something to keep me busy. The decline of humanity can go unaddressed for a few more months. I have a pretty good selection of super-acceptable shows to watch for the time being.

So, Elizabeth Mitchell? Her eyes scare the hell out of me. With good reason, I think. Anytime she looks at someone intently I think there's a pretty good chance that she's completely penetrated their soul. Which is why she's perfect at playing characters who are supposed to reach people (by means of intense staring, obviously). Which she ALWAYS does. Looking back, I didn't really like her on ER, being the Kerry/Sandy shipper that I was, and because Kim's function was really just for Kerry to catch on to how much of a lesbian she was and move on to a new stage of her lesbiany life. They were cute in an overly dramatic way, though. I'm thinking about rewatching those episodes. Anyway, she was kind of just awkward and baffling on House, so...let's put that in its own category. But The Santa Clause 2? Oh, my god. I totally watched that movie for Wendy Crewson (Wendy Crewson/Neil FOR. EV. ER.) and I didn't even see it coming. What an awesome bitch, guys. Santa/Principal Newman FOR THE WIN. They are the most perfect OTP. EVER.

Principal Newman: Mr. Picardo, I want you to look into my eyes. What do you see?
Picardo: It's dark...and it's cold.

HE IS SO RIGHT, ISN'T HE? Also, lmfao, one of the many hilarious moments that makes that movie completely and utterly awesome. (Although nothing will ever beat watching Tim Allen get pulled down the stairs by a toaster in backwards slow motion. Trust me.) It is obviously the best of the trilogy. The first one is just ridiculous, and...I didn't care enough to see the third one, but if it's not about Santa Claus seducing Elizabeth Mitchell, obviously it's a terrible movie and should never be nominated for any major awards. Unfortunately I will definitely need to see it now. I'm a little excited, I won't lie. But not that much. Martin Short was at his best in A Simple Wish, let's not kid ourselves.

Does anyone else think Glenn Close looks like an iguana? I can't figure out what animal she looks like, but I think this is the closest I've gotten. lmfao, I just accidentally typed "iguana" as a tag instead of "glenn close." I should totally change it to that on a permanent basis.

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