Angel Finale ramblings.

Finally got around to seeing the last ever Angel episode.

( I don't think any part of this is NOT a spoiler. )

Amusing comment.

Was at the dep yesterday, and the radio was on and there was some joke about Matt Damon and Ben Affleck calling for a marriage license. I was laughing, and the dep guy was like "Huh?" since he wasn't actively listening to the radio, so I explained and he laughed.

Then he said "You know, they were saying earlier that that marriage licenses for two women were really outnumbering the ones issued to two men. I guess even gay men have a problem with committment."

I love my dep guy. He's awesome. :)

I should be studying for an in-class test on driving theory, but instead, I'm stressing about a doctor going to Iran for two weeks and the wrong name on a note. And sucking on my inner lip where part of my skin was ripped off when I took a bus ticket out of my mouth earlier today.

Alias info.

So about this whole no reruns thing, meaning Alias only shows up in January...

From Wanda Kristin:

After talking to McPherson, I actually have big faith that this guy knows his stuff--even, gulp, when it comes to Alias.

"The biggest problem with Alias is it loses its momentum," he said. "The viewers kept getting interrupted with repeats, and to me, it felt smart to come out with consecutive episodes."
This made me giddy: "JJ came to me at the end of this season," McPherson explained. "He said, 'I want to get back to what really inspired me about this show.' I guess he had seen 13 Going on 30. He saw that light in Jennifer Garner. And he wanted to get that heart back in the show. So, we wanted to give him enough time and a good platform to launch that."

Full text here.

I guess I'm starting to feel a little bit optimistic. But damn, losing momentum? SEVEN MONTHS LOSES MOMENTUM.

Ahem. I'm better now.

And tired. I think I may go to bed early for once.