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[jaina]

Oh, Gilmore Girls (which we finally watched tonight because I was pretty apathetic about it). About the best thing I could say about the premiere was that the credits made me really want to rewatch the early seasons. I think I'm pretty much done. :( (Paris, I still love you!)

In happier news, OMG Bloodlines! Holy crap! I'm a hundred pages in and I think I might actually-- GASP!-- care about what happens to Boba Fett. Curse you, karentraviss! Are there, um, other books about, er, Mandalorians and such? Oh God I can't believe I just asked that. *is ashamed*

I get a haircut on Saturday! YAY!!! Cannot wait, my hair is too damn long and breaking so badly and I can't stand it any longer. Need short hair NOW.

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[gmtarkin.livejournal.com]

I was getting pretty frustrated with the end of last season of GG. Luke was being such an unpleasant guy, and didn't seem true to his earlier commitment to her. I got that he would be thrown for a loop by April (which seemed a pretty cheap stunt, IMHO), but for *that* long?

As to this season, I agree that the L/L end seemed very abrupt, but on the other hand I completely see Lorelei turning to Chris. It's messy and ugly, but real. I've always had a soft spot for Christopher, and I'll admit that I wanted them to get together before. Maybe now I'll get my chance to see how that works.

That being said, not really a must-see. But it's on before Veronica Mars.

[jainamsolo.livejournal.com]

See, I love Christopher. And I love Lorelei with Christopher. And if I thought the show was going to treat the two of them as anything more than an obstacle to L/L getting back together, then I think I'd be watching. But I don't trust the show enough. Burned too many times by other shows, you know?

I'd like to be wrong. But I'm not counting on it.