Everything has successfully been moved over from the old site. I’m quite surprised at how simply it worked. It took me a minute to figure it out, but after my computer decided to cooperate, it was smooth sailing.
Hope you enjoy!
I cancelled HBO! Not for lack of trying to get into all the fantastically wonderful things HBO has to offer, I just couldn’t bring myself to keep a channel that I only watched for The Sopranos.
Talking to the woman at Comcast had me in stitches dying. Coincidentally, it was the same woman I spoke to when I added HBO to my cable package. And just as when I called the first time, I spent a half hour talking to this woman about The Sopranos current season, and past episodes that were really good. What came from that conversation? I added the Howard Stern On Demand package which includes ESPN in hi-def and something else, I’m sure.
Since all of the current shows for the season have ended, there hasn’t been too much I’ve been interested in watching. I’ve started back with the new season opener of Hell’s Kitchen, which is such an awesome show. And Gordon Ramsay is terrfiyingly in th sweetest way you could imagine. I’d never want to be stuck in a kitchen with him, that’s for sure.
I’ve also started watching Big Love, which is an HBO specific drama about polygamy. We rent the first season at my video store, so it’s easy enough to catch up with since HBO is no longer on my radar. Weird show, let me tell you. I was pleasantly surprised, however, to see some Veronica Mars alums Amanda Seyfried who is a first daughter in the polygamist family, Tina Majorino and Kyle Gallner who play friends of the kids in the family. It’s always nice to see a familiar face that you loved on a different show. Also, Bill Paxton plays Bill Henrickson, the head of the family. It is the strangest show, but not gonna lie, I’m hooked.
In my travels this moring, I came across the most entertaining blog I’ve read in awhile (that has nothing to do with television or entertainment). The Gospel of Reason had a post yesterday called “Pi=3″, and I was in tears from laughing so hard. Formerly, I was a religious buff, entertaining the ideas of different religions and psycho-analyzing how they play a part in my life. Not so much anymore. TV is my religion… (well, that sounded a little get-a-lifey, now didn’t it?) Either way, The Gospel of Reason is an entertaining read.
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