I'm taking tomorrow off from work to go camping with my boys. No girls. In fact, the name of the expedition is "The No Girls Allowed Campout" just so that there's no confusion. Apparently the ladies of my house are planning a "No Boys Allowed Shopping Spree" with the caveat that the "no boys" part doesn't apply to the boy's credit cards.
Writing project update: The reorganization of feature #1 is on schedule. Feature #2 is aging like claret (and probably will until I can figure out how to get the budget lower). Feature #3 is stalled out but that's okay. Short #1(really a promo video) is complete and available to watch on Facebook - you don't have to login. Finally, short #2 is in outlining/synopsis/1st draft mode. That's quite a mode. I have the concept and logline but the rest of my process is still sort of out there.
So Jon, thanks for the updates and everything, but this is Thursday. Where's the TV report?
This was not a good week for TV from my perspective. I left several episodes unfinished. I don't know
if it was the after effects of the perigee moon, just being tired from the kettlebells, or that I've picked up Nevil Shute's A Town Like Alice. What an amazing story teller.
Francis Aaron a.k.a. '85' in 1992's Alien 3 |
We started a “Glades” and stopped it 10 minutes in. Picked it back up a couple of nights later and finished the episode but, meh. We got about 8 minutes into “Terra Nova” and gave up. Just wasn't cutting it, seemed like everyone was being really, really dumb. I mean 85 dumb. Watched “Arrested Development” and my wife fell asleep - it's only 20 minutes long. Tried another episode a few nights later and, well, either it's not staying fresh or it was just not a good week. We even watched a “Flashpoint” to break things up. It was the worst episode we've seen. There have been a couple of good ones, most are okay. This one I kept saying, "What?" Except for the part where I said, "Dude, you're BACK is on fire, why don't you roll around on that instead of your stomach?" It was one of those weeks where Plants vs. Zombies is more interesting than anything else on the screen.
This week, “Must See TV” is “Must See something else on TV”.
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