in about slightly more than half a day, this year's hell would end.


unlike supernatural, where the end still seems so far away. or not. (if you've watched season 5 episode 4).


am suffering a little supernatural withdrawal. i no longer have anything to do on friday mornings, nothing to look forward to. at least until january 22. what would i do when the series end? go through my dvd collection each week?


merlin and white collar made up for it though.

want to see arthur making a fool out of himself, be really really happy, and act really high? watch season 2 episode 10. this has got to be the silliest episode i've watched in awhile, together with this epic line, "I RATHER FANCY HIM MYSELF TOO." from another king. who was plotting for the failure of some peace treaty thing. i don't really pay much attention to the plot. nobody pay attention to the plot of merlin. (except maybe the kids). we all watch it for its silliness and gayness that is very evident. (i.e. the previous quoted line. we only wished it was someone else saying it.) the writers also managed to throw in a true love's kiss solution. (WTF i hate this solution.) so gwen turns out to be arthur's true love, where like a few weeks ago in episode 4, gwen was head over heels for lancelot and you could see the epic love between the two of them. huh. continuity, anyone? AND the kiss wasn't very g-rated. so i guess the writers are kind of realizing who their main audience is. not that they couldn't because from what i hear about the conventions and stuff lots of adults turn up.

mordred appears in next week's episode. someone mentioned about another work of the little boy who plays mordred, and turns out i've watched the little kid before. remember bruno from the boy in striped pyjamas? asa butterfield is going to grow up to be one amazing actor. not that he isn't now.


and white collar? maybe i saw the preview already or something (can't remember what happened), but knew the girl was undercover. how neal fucked with the both the interpol and the fbi (thouh i wouldn't exactly call it fuck, but it's a little apt in the case of the interpol) was awesome, and the last line? HOLY FUCKING SHIT. the past few episodes were about how peter couldn't trust neal, and now with the last line, neal CAN'T trust any of the fbi. but the in between was still entertaining. neal being so happy that peter called them a partnership, and peter saying that elizabeth places too much faith in the bond between peter and neal or something (i don't know i was staring at elizabeth she is fucking HOT.)


need more money for dvds.