Hey, if nothing else, at least you draw. I haven't drawn anything except crappy doodles over my lecture notes in months, and it's depressing ): Hopefully I'll get back into drawing over the summer, but at the moment I'm just so, so busy with other stuff I don't have time x.x
I really like Dr Horrible's Sing Along Blog; I love the music and the dialoge is hilarious and very Whedon-esque, but the idea (even in an ironic way) the main plto was two guys fighting over a "perfect" girl who ends up getting killed was pretty shocking, especially given Whedon's a self-proclaimed feminist. It didn't ruin the whole thing for me (even I get that there's more to life than feminism) but I was extremely surprised because it was the last thing I was suspecting in something written by Joss.
And, uh, yep, the end of Serenity's pretty depressing. I actually saw Serenity before I watched Firefly and so wasn't as attached to the characters as I would've been otherwise, but it was very sad and pretty sudden. I did see it coming, though. I'd explain more, but I don't want to spoil any more than TVTropes might've done :p
Aaah, I've heard of LOGO (we have totally different channels over here); shame you don't have it ): I don't have a TV most of the time, so I just buy DVDs of stuff; it's more expensive, but I don't have to sit through ad breaks, I don't have to wait from one week to another to see what happens (I am so terrible with cliffhangers), and I can rewatch it any time I want :D
Did you cosplay when you went to the NY con? I haven't cosplayed much in recent years but it's great fun, especially if you have geeky friends to cosplay with (though a couple of my friend who I used to geeky-cosplay with are now a bit "cosplaying is serious business and my costume must be perfect" and that's just less fun).
Oh, I know what you mean about guest stars; I want to build a time machine so I can go back to 2005 when the cast of Buffy (including Amber Benson, who I love beyond all rationality) came and did an interview and things at the London Expo. The cast of 24 were there the year before that, too. Last time I went, some of the people from Heroes were there, but I wasn't too fussed about that.
Shame the tickets cost a lot, though; the London Expo's £10 (though lots of people just show up and hang around chatting outside, which is still great fun), but I live a while away from London, so I have to pay more for transport and stuff. Another con I got to is £35, but that's for four days, so it's actually really cheap.
Ooh, is Burn Notice good? I haven't seen it, but since finishing The West Wing (SO good!) I'm on the lookout for a new TV show. :D
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