Oh, What a Bleary-Eyed Morning...
Mar. 15th, 2005 10:14 amComing down off a mountain of tired today - I swear, if the afterlife contains any kind of option for meeting whatever higher powers decided on the female hormonal cycle and monthly bleeding as a good idea, that guy's the first one who's gonna hear it from me. ( Cut for hormonal ranting )
Finally got my Angel Season 5 box - damn, but didn't they go to town on the graphics? Schmancy. And what a relief to actually be able to view the episodes in widescreen again. TNT's pan-and-scan is something barely short of a crime, at best sort of a sad comedy of bad cropping.
On rewatch, "Convinction" feels very meta to me, about changing things from the inside. I almost doubt it was intentional at the time, but the idea of keeping one's evil clients happy... feels a little bit like a statement about the ME relationship with the WB. Huh.
Link of the moment: I can't find the exact one Toys and I were laughing at over morning coffee, but the Something Awful website (the front page of which devotes quite a lot of space to a review of the Sci-Fi movie Mansquito, which was cheesy, but more entertaining than it deserved to be) has a continuing feature of Photoshop-doctored classic comic book covers, like EC horror standards, war and romance comics with some hilariously politically incorrect text. Check out the first one here, another one here; other stuff can be found under the "Photoshop Phriday" link. Really juvenile. Beavis and Butt-Head-style giggle-worthy.
Now I should probably get some work done.
Finally got my Angel Season 5 box - damn, but didn't they go to town on the graphics? Schmancy. And what a relief to actually be able to view the episodes in widescreen again. TNT's pan-and-scan is something barely short of a crime, at best sort of a sad comedy of bad cropping.
On rewatch, "Convinction" feels very meta to me, about changing things from the inside. I almost doubt it was intentional at the time, but the idea of keeping one's evil clients happy... feels a little bit like a statement about the ME relationship with the WB. Huh.
Link of the moment: I can't find the exact one Toys and I were laughing at over morning coffee, but the Something Awful website (the front page of which devotes quite a lot of space to a review of the Sci-Fi movie Mansquito, which was cheesy, but more entertaining than it deserved to be) has a continuing feature of Photoshop-doctored classic comic book covers, like EC horror standards, war and romance comics with some hilariously politically incorrect text. Check out the first one here, another one here; other stuff can be found under the "Photoshop Phriday" link. Really juvenile. Beavis and Butt-Head-style giggle-worthy.
Now I should probably get some work done.