I could watch it. Or I could listen to a DI list. Or I could just sit here listening to more random stuff on my iTunes or I could watch an episode or two of Buffy The Vampire Slayer or I could just lounge around and do nothin or...or....I don't know!
The perils of an insomniac!
It's supposed to be on the Fox website all summer. I'm sure you'll have time to catch the episode before fall. Watched it tonight
Finally caught this on the net. Good stuff for a pilot. Excellent little cliffhanger. I hope they can take the show somewhere with it.
It's well-written in both the comedy and drama aspects. It reminds me a lot of "Freaks and Geeks" (which I love), in terms of style. I really hope it doesn't go down that path in the criminally early cancellation, though. I can't wait til fall. The previews at the end look like it's only going to get better. I heard it had 15 million viewers last week (of course, I'm sure some of those were just curious about all they hype FOX has been giving it and/or it's post-Idol time slot), but with all the great reviews I've seen from both critics and viewers, it seems like it has a good shot.
Yes.
And of course it's her actual singing voice. I don't know why I even questioned that for a second.
Seriously, though. This show is amazing and it totally made my day (I'm pathetic)
But for reals. Let me relay a quick story about the Journey song Don't Stop Believin. As cheesy as it may sound, that song became the unofficial anthem of sorts for the 2005 Chicago White Sox team that won the World Series. Late in the year and throughout the playoff run, the team would play the song in the clubhouse after every game. Word of this quickly spread and it kind of caught fire amongst Chicagoans as the rally cry for a beloved baseball team. A few of our players actually performed a goofy and heartfelt a-cappella version of the song at the World Series parade a couple days after we won it all. I was there and it was beautiful.
So, yeah, I loved the song for a good year or so after we won the World Series. Eventually, I got sick of it. Every time it was played at a bar or something (which is more often than you would probably think) someone would come up to me and be like "Hey man, it's the White Sox song!"
So I actually grew to sorta hate the thing.
Now it's May 28th 2009, and in strolls Lea Michele and the closeted football jock and the wheelchair dude with the guitar and the big black girl all dressed in red and they perform a FIERCE rendition of the song and I fall in love with it all over again. I am currently trying to download this version. I'll stop talking now.
They do a great job with it, it actually rivals the original almost. Also, the football player is hot, so I hope they don't make his character gay. But that's just my shallow-ness coming through.
It's the number 3 song on iTunes right now.
