Not sure how SMS thinks that giving Will's setlist to the two competing schools will hurt his kids' chances at winning. After he sees the other two schools perform he'll just be like, "Alright, kids. Here's some sheet music I got off Amazon just now," and then they'll glance over it for two seconds, know how to sing it immediately with zero rehearsal and improv some great dance moves.
In all seriousness, I'll be pretty disappointed if Eve and Will don't team up and have some sort of duet.
He's ready to give up his past glory for his future family with Terri. If only he knew the kind of woman he has hitched his station wagon to."
Okay, I know that there's something of a triangle between Emma, Terri and Will, but can someone remind me how the pregnancy thing started? Did he make getting pregnant a dealbreaker in staying with the character (who is written as a bitch)? What are Terri's motives for saying, "I can't get pregnant" or "I don't want kids, sorry"?
@maude_flanders: It actually started with a hysterical pregnancy - Terri told Will she was pregnant because she thought she was, and then the doctor told her she wasn't. Terri thought if she told him that he would leave her (probably true considering she is a heinous bitch). She saw the situation was tenuous and her nutballs sister convinced her that the only way to keep him was with a baby. And now they are blackmailing the doctor so he will pretend along with them.
I am really enjoying this plot! It is like watching a baby gestate! It is watching a baby gestate! No wonder they need a four-month hiatus! Hard to create so much drama!
@Brian Moylan: Sorry. But all I remember from that album is Madonna as a stripper in "Open Your Heart" which, as it came out when I was 13, was a formative part of my growing up.
@OMG! Ponies!: You were 13 at the time and you don't recall the microsecond nip slip (around 1:39) in the Papa don't Preach video?!? My god, I busted several video tapes trying to pause at that exact moment.
@secretagentman: I described it the other day to someone who's never seen it as "Fame" v2.0 with a little "Waiting For Guffman" thrown in to sharpen the flavours.
Possible Puck pulled the "sexting" (Christ. Youth.) thing to deflate Quinn's obvious attraction based on Mercedes' advice that he's not the chosen "baby daddy" (Will this term always exist?) and needs to get over it now, but you know, just to prove himself later?
(I'd like to see these two together because Fin and his Opie-cheese irritates the hell out of me.)
@Spirit Fingers: I like this show and don't HATE hate Finn, but he has always struck me as a thinly veiled rip-off of Chris Klein's character from American Pie.
@CheetoBurrito: Naw, Chris Klein's character from Election. Either way, Chris Klein, who funnily enough, was in his own "is or is not yo' baby" drama with Katie Holmes. Ooh, meta!
I thought this episode was a real letdown compared to last week's. They're back to all the petty double-dealing and over-the-top plot twists. And the scene with the kids from the School for the Deaf would have been a lot nicer if the show hadn't just spent so much time making fun of their partially hearing-impaired teacher.
@TedSez: Agree! And I would have preferred if they had the choir from the School for the Deaf get a chance to complete their performance without getting overshadowed by the hearing kids.
@CParis: Agreed to all this. I'm especially angry at the writers for throwing away all the development they've given Puck. I mean, what the fuck are they going to do with him now? They haven't forgotten that he's a supporting character, have they? Is he just going to sit around looking pretty and being a royal asshole for the rest of the show?
I swear to God, I downloaded Comic Life a couple of months ago, specifically to create recaps of The Hills for my blog. But after messing around with screenshots for a couple hours, I decided that The Hills isn't interesting enough anymore to be worth the effort, so I deleted all the images.
Check out the video for Irina's Spring 2010 collection - still stealing from Madonna (Love Profusion video) with rolling blond model & butterflies. Ugh.
season 1 was amazing. season 2 was the shit (minus a couple post-writers strike stuff). season 3 had amazing highs and lows. and season 4 (for me anyway) has been absolutely brutal as a whole. i know my standards are ridiculously high but i feel really disappointed so far this year.
Since Gawker already announced that the only NBC show they watch is 30 Rock, you missed the fact that The Office limited their "green" part to a Dwight joke at the very beginning of the episode, and Community satirized Green Week by having the dean of the community college start a Green Week that no one was interested in.
@VioletViolet: I feel the urge to reply because I enjoy Community so much. And a college named Greendale being renamed Envirodale and everyone rolling their eyes? Classic.
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In all seriousness, I'll be pretty disappointed if Eve and Will don't team up and have some sort of duet.
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Okay, I know that there's something of a triangle between Emma, Terri and Will, but can someone remind me how the pregnancy thing started? Did he make getting pregnant a dealbreaker in staying with the character (who is written as a bitch)? What are Terri's motives for saying, "I can't get pregnant" or "I don't want kids, sorry"?
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The black bustier and capri pants was from "Open Your Heart", not "Papa Don't Preach".
"Papa Don't Preach" was the one with Danny Aiello as Madonna's ersatz padre.
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(I'd like to see these two together because Fin and his Opie-cheese irritates the hell out of me.)
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