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nathaliaOh my fucking God.
This isn't an expression I use often. if I have to, I abbreviate it, but I just had to write it out. I just watched Desperate Housewives 410, "Something's Coming" and oh my non-existant God!
I actually care for Katherine although I still like Adam, after all it's Nathan Fillion, but I never thought I could ever like her. I changed my mind. Susan is acting like an adult for once and Mike is getting on my nerves, so the roles are kind of reversed. I didn't care about the obvious death that much, it was obviously a ploy to get rid of a character the staff didn't know how to get rid off in some other way. But it was very unrealistic.
The OMG-factor? The cliffhanger at the end. I am keeping this spoiler-free, so I'm not saying what happens, I didn't even mention names, but I was just sitting there, my mouth hung open and I was like, "I can't believe it, this can't possibly be happening." And what makes it worse is that it will take a while till I discover more about this all, about how this cliffhanger is resolved, because of the damn Writers' Guild strike. It is already threatening to destroy this season of Lost or at least cut it in half, now it's getting in the way of Heroes and Gossip Girl (which I am starting to like, episode 6 was awesome) and now the strike is doing this to Desperate Housewives! Dexter and Dirty Sexy Money seem to be unaffected.
Damn it, I want to know what happens, I want to know about the missing characters, The tornado ...
This isn't an expression I use often. if I have to, I abbreviate it, but I just had to write it out. I just watched Desperate Housewives 410, "Something's Coming" and oh my non-existant God!
I actually care for Katherine although I still like Adam, after all it's Nathan Fillion, but I never thought I could ever like her. I changed my mind. Susan is acting like an adult for once and Mike is getting on my nerves, so the roles are kind of reversed. I didn't care about the obvious death that much, it was obviously a ploy to get rid of a character the staff didn't know how to get rid off in some other way. But it was very unrealistic.
The OMG-factor? The cliffhanger at the end. I am keeping this spoiler-free, so I'm not saying what happens, I didn't even mention names, but I was just sitting there, my mouth hung open and I was like, "I can't believe it, this can't possibly be happening." And what makes it worse is that it will take a while till I discover more about this all, about how this cliffhanger is resolved, because of the damn Writers' Guild strike. It is already threatening to destroy this season of Lost or at least cut it in half, now it's getting in the way of Heroes and Gossip Girl (which I am starting to like, episode 6 was awesome) and now the strike is doing this to Desperate Housewives! Dexter and Dirty Sexy Money seem to be unaffected.
Damn it, I want to know what happens, I want to know about the missing characters, The tornado ...
