Hopefully
there is a 7th Heaven or a Grey’s Anatomy marathon on Studio 23.
I
could go out and travel with friends but I believe that the holidays are meant
to be enjoyed with the family. Sure, you can or won’t do religious things – but
I believe in tradition. For our household it is basically sticking with your
family as close as possible.
Even
with the technological advancements we’re having (cable), you can never go
wrong with the cheesy and ultra-goody Camdens
on UHF TV... especially during Holy Week. My mom would pull out a
snack and we would munch on it as we enjoy moral lessons and little kids caring
for 9/11 and the ongoing war in
various parts of Africa.
Is
there an actual American family who talks like an army of robots, have
virtually the same train of thought, and do nice things 24/7?
There
are times when I vomit overcheesiness.
This
is where my DVD collection kicks in.
I’m a
little sloppy in series gathering though.
Sure I
have Bioman, Freaks and Geeks, The
Wonder Years, Undeclared, and a bunch of movies inside my laptop (clean
movies if I may add), I’m looking for other visual materials to get me through
the week.
My
plan is this: I’m going to load 220 Pesos in my Globe Tattoo. Whether or not the faster broadband connection will
be a hit or miss, I will Supersurf
my way and blog. I have a plan to make the 50
Greatest OPM Bands of the 90’s blog but it’s is hard! For TV viewing, I
will glue my set and shuttle it on Fox,
Jack TV, and Basketball TV. The NBA playoffs are ongoing and I haven’t seen
a Boston Celtics game.
My
sister bought DVD’s of the unfinished current seasons of Grey’s Anatomy and Modern Family. I pretty much browsed on
those titles last weekend. I am hunting for the first four seasons of Psych and the third season of Castle.
I
failed in finding copies because I was too busy being lazy to not go to Circle C, St. Francis, and Quiapo.
I
ended up though with the first season of Raising
Hope.
Man, I
like this show. It’s a story of a guy who impregnated a serial killer and has
to raise the kid normally. The guys that made this are the people responsible
for My Name Is Earl, thus their
trailer trash-like appearance. Lucas
Neff is believable as the adorable bumbling goof. I bet I’m going to be an
adorable bumbling goof in the very, very near future. Martha Plimpton and Garret Dillahunt are great as Jimmy Chance’s (Neff) cool and quirky
parents. Cloris Leachman delivers an
awesome performance as Jimmy’s mentally unstable grandmother and Shannon Woodward is cute in his role as
the nice but impish love interest.
I have
seen the first three episodes but I’m going to repeat it and waste a day away
watching it with gusto.
It is
like watching 7th Heaven... except the characters aren’t nice cyborgs.
Don’t
worry though... with my mom leading our pack, I expect to do a lot of religious
things. After all, this is the most important reason why we are given three
days to rest.
Who
knows, maybe I can blog about it.
Game
over.
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