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Feb. 26th, 2012 02:14 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
geebsArgh, can't sleep, I hate that. So I have the telly on- its that one ep of Psych where Yin or Yang (whichever one wasn't Ally Sheedy) captured both Juliet and Abigail and Shawn had to choose which one to try and save. Well, which one he'd go to personally, its not like he was the only character on the show who could do stuff. But he chose to save Abby with his dad, while Lassie and Gus went to rescue Juliet. As I said the first time I saw this ep, Juliet herself felt Shawn should save Abby, but I'm sure it didn't hurt any less that he did choose the latter. And even more hilarious that Abigail broke up with him right afterward because she couldn't take the danger.
Occasionally, I'll watch the Clone Wars cartoon if the commercial for the ep piques my interest and nothing else is on. And this one did look interesting enough. So, Dooku orders Grievous to wipe out the Nightsisters of Dathomir. The ladies put up a valiant (is it still valiant if they are technically also bad guys?), but they eventually got overwhelmed. Especially once Grievous killed the one witch, which caused them to lose their undead backup. Which kinda sucks, because the Nightsisters, as portrayed in the cartoon were pretty bad-ass.
And from the commercials, apparently Maul is returning, with a cybernetic lower body?
Oh, and watching the latest ep of Transformers Prime tonight, I did enjoy the Star Wars reference when Agent Fowler had to bluff Breakdown over comms. Is there any geek, who when seeing a protagonist in a TV or movie (or playing one in an RPG) who's subdued a guard post and the guard's allies are calling for a status update, don't think of that one Han Solo scene on the death star? That's what I immediately thought of when the situation arose, so it was amusing to see the show actually go there.
Occasionally, I'll watch the Clone Wars cartoon if the commercial for the ep piques my interest and nothing else is on. And this one did look interesting enough. So, Dooku orders Grievous to wipe out the Nightsisters of Dathomir. The ladies put up a valiant (is it still valiant if they are technically also bad guys?), but they eventually got overwhelmed. Especially once Grievous killed the one witch, which caused them to lose their undead backup. Which kinda sucks, because the Nightsisters, as portrayed in the cartoon were pretty bad-ass.
And from the commercials, apparently Maul is returning, with a cybernetic lower body?
Oh, and watching the latest ep of Transformers Prime tonight, I did enjoy the Star Wars reference when Agent Fowler had to bluff Breakdown over comms. Is there any geek, who when seeing a protagonist in a TV or movie (or playing one in an RPG) who's subdued a guard post and the guard's allies are calling for a status update, don't think of that one Han Solo scene on the death star? That's what I immediately thought of when the situation arose, so it was amusing to see the show actually go there.
