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I've never felt like this before
26 Dec 2006 10:31 pm(it doesn't go away)
So my brother and father, having reached the end of BSG S2.0 (and having upbraided me with loud voices for not immediately supplying them with S2.5 because ZOMG CLIFFHANGER!) decided to get started on the insane number of West Wing DVDs my father got for Christmas.
I think I want to crawl into my television and never move again.
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And I am actually glad I am watching this show seven years after the fact, because I think I'll appreciate and understand it more. (Being, you know, twenty years of age rather than thirteen. I don't think I could have QUITE coped with the speed of this one at thirteen.) Although I DO think that if I watched too much of it at once I would want to kill myself out of sheer depression at the abyss separating Sorkin's witty liberal utopia from, uh, any kind of reality whatsoever.
So my brother and father, having reached the end of BSG S2.0 (and having upbraided me with loud voices for not immediately supplying them with S2.5 because ZOMG CLIFFHANGER!) decided to get started on the insane number of West Wing DVDs my father got for Christmas.
I think I want to crawl into my television and never move again.
<33333333333333333333
And I am actually glad I am watching this show seven years after the fact, because I think I'll appreciate and understand it more. (Being, you know, twenty years of age rather than thirteen. I don't think I could have QUITE coped with the speed of this one at thirteen.) Although I DO think that if I watched too much of it at once I would want to kill myself out of sheer depression at the abyss separating Sorkin's witty liberal utopia from, uh, any kind of reality whatsoever.
