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So...do you like...stuff?
May. 31st, 2012 10:47 pmI'm pursuing a job that would essentially make me a professional watcher of television. Suck it, people who thought such a thing was impossible. I'm so super stoked, even if I can't make a real living at it, it's going to be tons of fun. I sent them a cool batch of what they call Cards about a TV show of my choice. I picked last week's ep of Girls, which is an HBO show I'm currently digging the hell out of.
I don't feel like going on and on about TV just now. But Girls is good stuff. They are all very real and flawed and way too reminiscent of my own 20's. A talking-doctor once called them "The Terrible 20's" because for women especially, we're so busy unlearning all the shit we were taught about being women--we barely are able to maintain control of our own lives. I don't even want to tell you how many times I thought I was irretrievably insane during my 20's. But I digress, it's a good watch. See it, if you're able.
Do I even need to say how badass Game of Thrones is? How incredibly epic? How Peter Dinklage exemplifies why it's not TV, it's HBO? I really love their trend (yes, I'm calling twice a trend) of having the epic emotional finale in the second to last episode of the season--leaving the finale for all hell to break loose. I am SO ready for that shit.
Guess what? Now this is happening.
I don't feel like going on and on about TV just now. But Girls is good stuff. They are all very real and flawed and way too reminiscent of my own 20's. A talking-doctor once called them "The Terrible 20's" because for women especially, we're so busy unlearning all the shit we were taught about being women--we barely are able to maintain control of our own lives. I don't even want to tell you how many times I thought I was irretrievably insane during my 20's. But I digress, it's a good watch. See it, if you're able.
Do I even need to say how badass Game of Thrones is? How incredibly epic? How Peter Dinklage exemplifies why it's not TV, it's HBO? I really love their trend (yes, I'm calling twice a trend) of having the epic emotional finale in the second to last episode of the season--leaving the finale for all hell to break loose. I am SO ready for that shit.
Guess what? Now this is happening.
