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scribblinlenore ([personal profile] scribblinlenore) wrote2007-11-15 11:36 am
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Thank you!

To whoever nominated my stories 101 Ways To Get Lucky (In Love) and Only Grumpier and With Darker Hair for the McShep Awards. I'm so flattered!

In other news, the pairings that are interesting me most from the new shows this season are all het couples. I LOVE Chuck/Blair on Gossip Girl with that Dangerous Liaisons Lite thing they've got going on. And I'm also into Charlie/Constance on Life and am sad that everyone else seems to be into Charlie/Dani, because I'd really love to read some fic. Not that I don't enjoy Charlie and Dani's relationship, but I prefer it as partners rather than lovers. And then, *shamefaced*, sometimes when I'm watching Dirty, Sexy Money, and I see the twins, well...*shamefaced*

Yeah. So. Het. Who would have thought it? *g*

P.S. I totally forgot about Pushing Daisies! I love me some Ned/Chuck, maybe with intermediary Olive. Yum!

[identity profile] teenygozer.livejournal.com 2007-11-15 05:36 pm (UTC)(link)
Well, I'm glad I'm not the only one watching "Life", which is a show that Tivo suggested I'd like, so I tried it. Nobody on my flist or RL mentioned it to me and I'd never heard of it before, but Tivo was right, I love it. It's the only show I'm afraid the writer's strike will hurt other than "Chuck."

[identity profile] scribblinlenore.livejournal.com 2007-11-15 05:51 pm (UTC)(link)
I had not heard of Life and missed the first episode or two actually, but then a friend of mine was watching it and recommended it, and I gave it a try, and LOVE it. Damien Lewis is so compelling as Charlie.

Why are you afraid the strike will hurt the show, curiously? I'm not really up on all the details about it.

[identity profile] teenygozer.livejournal.com 2007-11-16 05:59 am (UTC)(link)
Well, I had actually heard that if no scripts were coming down the pipe on *Chuck*, it would mean Chuck was going to be canceled outright, and applied that idea to Life. I figured that if they were half-way through the season and it was doing only middling, they'd use the strike as an excuse to cancel. Apparently not so, it might even be a boost to a show that's on the bubble -- they'll keep it on because otherwise they won't have anything when the strike is over.

But really, it just seems to me that no script = no show