25 Apr
You know it’s a great world we live in when you get to watch two damaged Merediths on one night…nay…within the same hour. It’s an even greater world when you get to watch people do insane things over a shiny object.
Over on The Office we were treated to Meredith getting whacked in the face by Pam’s “Don’t call me Eli” football pass, and then over on Grey’s Anatomy we’re witnesses to Mere being metaphorically whacked in the face by the sight of an unbelievably chipper Derek and Rose. Sakes alive, those two should be in toothpaste commercials.
Then we have something shiny under Stanley’s car on The Office which results in Michael getting a full peanut butter head massage by Dwight (watch out…Bliss will have it on its services menu in a week), and a shiny Sparkle Pager which prompts our Grey’s residents to continue to act like immature, moronic interns. Really? Sparkle Pager?
Any opinions on last night’s TV? We watched Survivor, Grey’s Anatomy, Lost (which should just be renamed Killed)…and we caught up with The Office this morning. I have to say, The Office is back…in a weird, twisted, unsettling sort of way. I must admit, I did feel a bit of redemption at watching Ryan’s inexperienced Millenial attempt at bringing Dunder Mifflin into the 22nd century sort of fall apart. My favorite part? Dunder Mifflin Infinity two-pause-oh…to be released…TBD. Heh.
Oh…and I was hoping the “extra layer” of the chocolate cake on last night’s Survivor would have been chocolate bug frosting. Or maybe some sort of nasty-ass “fruit” filling.
3 Responses for "Ooooh…Shiny"
Lost is totally kicking… the late start let them run unopposed through the strike riddled winter, and now will wrap up with the other shows coming back.
Ben’s new nick name — Billy Bad Ass.
I agree…Lost is the best show on TV right now, and Hell hath no fury like a father scorned. It was kind of fun watching him take those two guys down in the middle of the Tunisian desert.
We had to wait until the weekend to get caught up on all the Thursday night TV (the two DVRs are in over-drive from 8 - 11 p.m.). I thought Lost was pretty good, and I was just stunned when Alex was killed, though I guess it was pretty realistic. I just don’t know why Ben even tried to call the guy’s bluff when he already knew what kind of mercenary he was. Did you notice that Ben asked “what year” it was when he was checking into the hotel? I’m thinking he has a way off/on the island that doesn’t require a plane or boat (and may go through time).
As for Grey’s, my biggest peeve is that that Lexie and George had to live in a dump like that in SEattle? I’m sorry but I know they could afford (esp. sharing a place) a much nicer one. I don’t even know where you’d get that ghetto here, honestly.