 | 1. Fairly Legal 9:00pm on Friday, USA – Season Finale In the season 2 finale, Kate uncovers a scandal and must chose between Justin and Ben. |
 | 2. Comedy Bang! Bang! 10:00pm on Friday, IFC Amy Poehler drops by for some chatting with Scott Aukerman. |
 | 3. Crazy, Stupid, Love. 8:00pm on Saturday, HBO This movie has unexpected twists and turns and keeps you smiling throughout the entire thing. |
 | 4. The Killing 9:00pm on Sunday, AMC - Season Finales If you have stuck in long enough to still care, you will finally find out who actually killed Rosie Larsen. |
 | 5. Girls 10:00pm on Sunday, HBO – Season Finale After 10 episodes I still have a love/hate relationship with Girls. I really don't like it, but I really can't stop watching. I'm just thankful for the season finale so I can stop having this internal battle with myself. |
 | 6. True Blood 9:00pm on Sunday, HBO Bill and Eric meet Salome at the Vampire Authority headquarters and Sookie gets a home-protection system. |
 | 7. Nurse Jackie, The Big C, The Borgias 9:00pm, 9:30pm, 10:00pm on Sunday, HBO - Season Finales I don't watch any of these shows, but if you do, make sure to catch the season finale of each on Sunday night. |
I love the twist involving Emma Stone in Crazy, Stupid, Love. But man, the ending to that movie is awful.
Awwwww...no mention of the SyFy channel special Piranhaconda on the Saturday at 9pm? Indeed these are sad, dark, times in which we live that girls in bikinis being devoured by a violent species hybrid with an unending appetite in a movie that's surely just a lead in for "Piranhaconda vs. Sharktopus" is not a priority among the community. Le sigh.
In a drunken haze one night last year, I asked out a friend of a friend I had been hanging out with since earlier that day. The lovely actress was kind enough not to laugh in my face when she declined. I woke up the next day with two things: a hangover, and a sudden realization. She was so damn familiar. Then I turned on the TV.
I had asked out Katie Findlay, AKA Rosie Larsen.
Still have her number, too!
1 more week and The Newsroom starts huzzah for what appears to be quality scripted drama.
@RockinKemosabe said:
Are you referring to the speech? The speech was really bad.
@ashogo: You are absolutely correct.
@RockinKemosabe: what was worse in that movie was any scene involving the babysitter
@ashogo said:
I liked that movie, but had totally blocked that speech thing from my mind. It really was bad.
Anyone want to take odds on the perp(s) in the Killing? Chief Jackson and Betty Draper's little brother are strong contenders but I think there is a dark horse in the running.
Who killed Laura Palmer?