Another Big Heapin' Bowl of The Stupid

[captainsblog]

Famed Not-a-Witch Christine O'Donnell walked off a CNN interview last night because the host dared ask her questions about positions not being covered by her current book:

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Gawsh, doesn't she just reek of Dolores Umbridge? I half expect Piers to have walked off the set and found a burning scar reading I MUST NOT READ QUESTIONS OFF THE TALKING POINTS.

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In other news, I am virtually certain that Christine AND Dolores would have walked out of the 7th episode of Miracle Day. Christ approving of men loving each other?!? The horror!

Even more horrible, though, is that I'm even more certain that RTD Rickrolled me at the end of its 46th minute. Once again, I've been suckered without use of actual music.

I like these turns of events, though. Let's see if next week maintains the mo.

Comments

[glenmarshall.livejournal.com]

She is culturally tone deaf, at best.

[bill_sheehan.livejournal.com]

I loathe that woman. She sets my teeth on edge. And yes, she's growing more Umbridge-like with every passing day.

Last week's Miracle Day nearly caused me to give up on the series. I gave it one more chance, and I rather enjoyed parts of it, but it's pretty clear that there's no over-arching vision. It's a serial writing exercise, with each author writing the characters into a corner and then handing the story to the next writer with a sadistic grin.

[captainsblog.livejournal.com]

By "last week's" you mean episode 6? Because depending on where this goes, episode 7 is either definitive proof OR disproof that you're right. I was all WTFish about the flashbacks in this one, but in those last brilliant five minutes (well, other than the rickroll), I saw an arc- where it came from and where it's going. I know why and mostly-how the Miracle occurred, if only they will take it there.

And not even Claire in sight for two weeks!