Hey, its me Lucey...There is a perfectly logical totally understandable reason I haven't been on...but I'm happy to be blogging again! The entire month of June I was in Asia,half of July I was in Florida or Missouri, the other part of July and most of August I was having relationship issues...really bad ones, still am really, then school started and life got more complicated. But...I HAVE been watching Smallville and Supernatural...though there has been a bit of a pall put over Smallville. Everytime I watch it it reminds me of HIM. Yeah, relationship issues again. Soooooo...thus has been my life. Glad to talk to ya'll again.

Peace,

Lu

Yay...I can access my queque again, and I am finally level two so I can add to my guide. I was fourteen, but at least I can do stuff now.

I'm apparently no level now...grrrr.... This isn't very much fun. I can't update my guide, check my queque, or really do anything other than post. Anyone else having issues?

I had a question in my earlier blog about what 'jumping the shark' means. In Happy Days, a seventies show, Fonzie(sp?), a main character literally jumped a shark. Nowadays when someone says that a show has jumped a shark, they mean they doubt that the show will ever be any better than it is at that point. It's usually a topic of discussion, and I know I'll probably undergo the Supernatural version of the Spanish Inquisition for saying what I'm about to say, but I think that very probably Supernatural has jumped it's shark. I hope that I'm wrong...way wrong, but I don't think I am. I've seen it happen on many a good show. Only a few shows go out on top or after ten years...the only shows I can think of that have had ten good years are Seventh Heaven, Gunsmoke, Bonanza, M*A*S*H*, and The Simpsons. They all had/have something that was good and they stuck with it...well, most of the time. Changing a formula is just asking to jump the shark which imho, has been jumped. Any thoughts? Do you think Supernatural has jumped a shark? Perhaps Jaws (I mean...we're just speculating ).

Lu

EDIT: I forgot the show Friends. Forgive me!

Ok, I was a fan of Jo...I thought she was great as a reoccuring role, but two girls that are going to become regulars? I really think the show will fail if they do this which they will and then the CW will say oh, well, it's not popular, when it really was their fault for screwing it up in the first place! ::sigh:: Ok, now that I'm done ranting...does this not sit well with ya'll? I find it a bit forboding...like the show is about to jump a shark or something...and the shark is about as big as jaws. I almost feel like I can see the end in sight? Is it true they'll be in about every single episode and that Kripke wasn't for this move? If it was made by Kripke from Kripke's own (crazy) genius mind, I'll accept and maybe even look forward to it, but if conceived by the CW which is what I'm told happened...I will not accept it and won't bother to watch the show much longer since I feel it'll probably deteriorate...quickly. Is it odd that I'm kinda really upset about this? I am wayyyyyy too emotionally invested in this show apparently. ::sigh:: First they kill off Lana Lang, and then they do this to SN. The CW is truly off it's rocker. Thoughts?