Marculations

Studio 60 Was Better When It First Came Out

This sounds about right for snobby TV fans.

Last night, I was watching Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip (my new favorite show to watch,) and I thought, “Studio 60 looks a lot like the Palladium Theater down the street from my house.”

This morning on my way to work, I drove by the Palladium, like I do every day. Only this time I looked over at it, and realized it WAS Studio 60 — complete with logos and the big sign. It was all dressed up for filming. I am hoping it’s still all dressed up like that when I go by it tomorrow, cause I’m gonna bring a camera. Yay!

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I went down to the radio station, because I had a lot on my mind, and I figured I could find something to do here. The machine I needed to use here to do some work, broke. About ten minutes into using it, too. Good stuff.

Well, I can’t do any work, and of course, I can’t get any writing done. I feel like I’m definitely having a bad day. On goes the radio, to KROQ, for a little LoveLine action.

Wow.

I may be having a bad day, but these people are having bad everythings. “I got molested as a child, then raped as a teen, and now I get this tremendous pain any time I’m penetrated. Am I a lesbian?”

WHAT?!

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I’ve been ignoring my precious blog for a while now, so it’s time to give it a little love. Well, it may not be time just yet, but at least some time today.

Yes, definitely some time today.

I got my car back; it was sitting on an impound in Hollywood.

Weehaw.

Welp, my car got stolen.

I’m going on a little bit of a sci-fi kick now that I’ve wrapped on Whip Cracker. During pre-production for that, of course, I was watching nothing but comedies, or nothing at all depending on how busy I was. But now, it’s time. It’s time to get back to my roots.

Battlestar Galactica.

I’ve talked about the Battlestar Galactica mini-series before, but that was back in January, when I got it sent over from Blockbuster Online. That was it for me at the time, though. A short while after I got to Los Angeles, a friend of my roommate came into town, and he had all of the Battlestar Galactica series DVDs with him.

So we watched. And loved.

Unfortunately, they still haven’t released the rest of season 2 on DVD. They did this insane “let’s release part of the second season, in a desperate attempt to grab as much cash as we can, then keep airing it on TV.” I don’t have cable, damnit. I can’t watch new episodes on TV. I need them on DVD. GRAH!

I can buy them on iTunes, but they’re $2 a piece. And you have to watch them on the computer, or on an iPod. If I could afford an iPod, I’d have cable, damnit.

Not really sure where I’m going with this. I’m going to watch the series over again tonight and tomorrow, and when I get to where it leaves off, I’m probably going to start buying them on iTunes one by one. Ugh. ‘Spensive. But I gotsta watch. I needs my Starbuck and my Apollo. And even my creepy doctor. But not the President. Crazy bitch.