Listening to: "Listen To Your Heart" by Roxette
Thinking: God, why did that bitch have to make my angel worry?
Feeling: Concerned
16/06/2007 - 1:59 a.m.I finally saw "Payback"!!!! The episode of "CSI Miami" that Michael is in! He portrayed Doug Stets, this guy whose girlfriend was raped. It turns out the guy who actually did it was wrongfully accused, but he was a bit of a jerk anyways. Though, I'm digressing a bit. The main thing is that they found out who the actual rapist was. Then someone murdered him, and through various clues (of course), they found that it was likely the Doug guy. It turned out it was actually the girl (Valerie Naff was her name, by the way), but Doug beat the guy up pretty badly initially. At first I wasn't sure if he was actually behind the rape somehow, but he seemed pretty sincere when they talked to him at the marina (watch the episode if you don't know what I'm talking about). Then, after they found the body of the rapist (Jeff Colson) and confirmed that he did it, I was just thinking Doug had something to do with it. In any case, I certainly understand, but for Valerie, I think murder was a bit much for the circumstances, and that would sound less callous if I wasn't getting ahead of myself. In any case, when it turned out just what Doug did, and they showed the flashback of him beating up Colson, i just felt so bad for Doug! I mean, he just had this face mixed with so much hurt and anger, thinking, How could you have done that to my girlfriend! I don't know. After that, the reality of what they went though, and why they handled things the way they did set in. So, I can definitely understand the rage that drove Valerie to kill that bastard, but, I do not condone giving in to it. Horatio and all them were on their way to convict him. If she could have kept her cool, as it were, she wouldn't have had to worry about being arrested, tried and possibly convicted. I imagine they'll go easy on her. I certainly would, but still. As well, I should point out here that people always think getting rid of the person who caused them pain will solve the problem, but obviously that isn't the case with her. If anything, she made things worse.
Oh, one last thing: I know before I said that I probably wouldn't get into "24" and then I did, well, when I say I won't get into "CSI Miami", I mean it. Notice how I didn't mention anything about the episode except the main case. Besides, I've seen enough episodes of that show to know I can't get into it. I'd never seen an episode of "24" until that first one with Bishop.
Okay, there are a few things I actually forgot to say in my catching up entry:
First off, I meant to say that it's very cool how the main person in "Stomp the Yard" is called D.J., even if it's from his first and middle name, not his first and last name, and neither of the names is the same as a certain individual's whom I'm referring to when I think about the name D.J., as it were.
The guy who portrays the D.J. from "Stomp The Yard" is Columbus Short, who is, admittedly, quite the cutie. He's also appeared on "That's So Raven", Maggie's favourite show as she's in love with Chelsea, and, I must add, that show has a surprising amount of correlation to SG-1 (besides the point that my love happens to be on SG-1), which I'll discuss in another entry, maybe. The most recognisable thing about Columbus Short is, of all things, his teeth. The only other person I can think of who's in stuff these days who has, to me, one specific trait which is just pinpointingly recognisable is Jonathon Togo, who plays a rather somber young man on "CSI Miami", but also played Jonathon on "Special Unit 2". Pardon me for digressing, but Jonathon Togo's character (Ryan Wolfe) on "CSI Miami" may not be appealing to me, but Jonathon from SU2 is precious! Actually, that "cute young guy" look doesn't generally appeal to me any more than the sort of look Michael has, but again, factor in personality, and it's a whole nother story (that isn't to say, obviously, that I would fall in love with Jonathon, I can be attracted to someone else besides my angel initially from their personality, I just can't fall in love with, or even get a crush on them). At any rate, the feature that is totally recognisable on Jonathon Togo: His eyes.
Speaking of Maggie, she used to have a crush on Shia Labeouf, which I frankly think is strange. I mean, he's like 2! Okay, not really, but he seems so very young to me. The few and far between times I've liked guys who are not in, or who are barely in their 20s, they've looked much older than him. In any case, it turns out that Wendy (Mum's life-partner) is good friends with his mum! Small world, I know! I don't think she really knows Shia, though. Maggie didn't ask, and I don't really care, but that's the impression I got.
Right. Last but not least: John is in a new movie! Yes, I'm sure you've seen the commercials if you have a television. It's called "1408", and it's based on a Stephen King novel. I actually knew about it for a while. It seemed really creepy, and I wasn't sure if I would be nervous about seeing it, as I like to see as many of John's movies as I can in the theatre and give him his props. well, if someone else played his role, I might be more hesitant to see it, but I really don't think I'd be scared seeing John in most of the scenes, you know. That being said, I will probably have to wait to get it on DVD (as I will probably just buy it since I like to own as many of his movies as possible, as well) because we're rather low on moolah this month. *sighs* Oh well.
Now, a wonderful thing, and off the subject of stuff I need to catch up on: Today marks the two and a half year mark of my being in love with Daniel (consciously, at least)! Yes! Six more months from now, on December 16th, I'll have been in love with him for three years! So, yeah, that's certainly something.
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