Transient Dreams

I’ve been watching Jeff Dunham’s show and my favorite is still his Achmed act. My second favorite is Walter. His grumpiness is very entertaining. Jeff Dunham has a new show that premiered last Thursday and I was lucky enough to catch it. It has him and his puppets in real life settings. The first episode was focused on him and Walter’s “problem”. They went to see a therapist to talk about why they fight all the time. It was pretty funny.

Now I’m watching Seinfeld. It’s one of Jim’s favorite shows. I’m starting to like it though I’d still rather watch The King of Queens. ^_^;;

Jim and I finished watching Season 3 of Dexter yesterday (he got it for me as an early Sweetest Day gift) and I checked out the bonus features. The first two episodes of The United States of Tara were included. The first episode made us curious but I fell asleep during the second episode. Gaaah… This always happens to me now. Maybe it’s because of the cold? I just get tired so easily.

It was pretty interesting though. Imagine having to deal with a mom with multiple personalities? I don’t think I could handle it. It’d be like walking on eggshells all the time, not wanting to trigger an episode and lose your “real” mom every time.

I loved the last episode of Supernatural! Dean Winchester (Jensen Ackles) was so funny!!!

Dean SCREAMING!

Dean sings “Eye of the Tiger” :giggly:

I’ve been watching Fringe with my brother. I think it’s sort of a cross between Supernatural and Criminal Minds — though it deals with fringe science (telepathy, levitation, invisibility, reanimation, etc.) rather than the more paranormal stuff as in SPN.

The storylines are really interesting. ^_^ I’ve only seen up to episode 3 because my brother keeps falling asleep halfway through it. pfft. Hopefully we’ll be able to watch the rest of the current episodes this weekend.

I finally gave in and watched a few episodes of Death Note earlier. I found it disturbing… I think it shows just how utterly vicious people can be once they have power. They start off with good intentions but eventually their sense of reason becomes twisted. They don’t know when to stop and most of the time, I don’t think they can help it.