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Stupidness and Dollhouse " The Target"

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why won't the stupid computer post my thoughts?

on the eppy:.

why won't the stupid computer post my thoughts?

on the eppy:.

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why won't the stupid computer post my thoughts?

on the eppy:.
(heart) *( BECAUSE TV.COM Won't Do the cute Emoticon l33t thing!!! )*
That's all that needs to be said.
Though I'm sensing some patterns here with a gentleman in the shadows that's wildcardish and Angel.
I miss the allegorical nature of the buffyness, but this is not the same writing team so I'm enjoying what is.
Eliza (or Echo (or the imprint) ) beating down a man much larger than her? Awesome.
Also. I am now tempted to mimic putting my own hand to my shoulder and winking at my friends in the know.
Top line of the night:
"I've got four brothers. None of which are democrat." (or something along those lines.)

I am putting this in quote attributes because tv.com is acting messed up on me.

Posted by paryah, 02/20/2009 8:43pm
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no longer small wonder...

bah. who wants to eb a talk show host anyways?
Posted by paryah, 10/27/2008 9:37pm
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New Icon. New Level.

I think I'd like to stay a small wonder. So I'm not gonna contribute and not do this for awhile.
Posted by paryah, 03/24/2008 11:26am
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"I'm so sick of them making everything politically correct!"

"What next? A hero in a wheelchair?"

Yes, indeedy. Approximate comments from forum posters in Heroes first season and I would say they're shocking, at least to me, but there was a lot of "Here, here!"s when they were said. I can't explain what it's like to be a minority, but if you're one of the majority, I don't think anything I say is going to help you reconcile that paradigm anyway. It has to be an active imgaitive leap of faith.

Having minorities visible, present and participating in significant plots is important not to Hollywood, or America, but the world. I don't want to hear excuses that if it's an American show it should cateer to the happy medium masses of America. America can't be that... awkward? self-involved? Oh wait, here comes Americanized versions of successful British, Spanish and Australian shows.

Last time I checked America wasn't America without the contribution (or rather appropriation) of different culture, different people. Maybe as a city gal, I'm somewhat biased. I haven't grown up in area where most people are visually familiar, but I don't think it matters. Not all of America is white, middle-cla$$ males. Did it bother anyone else on Friends that it took Joey and Ross 8 years to run into a black girl in a metorpolis like New York City?

Feh.

What's even more important is that the representations of minorities resists stereotypes. I mean that's probably what made/makes Gilmore Girls' Lane, Family Matters' Urkel, or even Ellen more memorable. Golden Girls, George Lopez show any one? They feed a collective mind options, images. I mean that's not to discount those that don't resist. But I am looking forward to the day when I don't have to read that certain characters aren't ___(Latin/gay/fill in minority adjectivey word here)__ enough.

Blah, at this point I'm rambling. I mean if I wasn't before

BTW, Heroes hater! XAVIER!

I figured I'd make my first post "mean" something - at least to me.

Posted by paryah, 03/23/2008 12:24pm
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