But to combat my impatience, I have finally bought Season 10. Glee! I've only seen 200, and that hardly counts as a 'proper' episode. I wasn't leaping to the shop to buy it the moment it came out, because I'm pathetically obsessed with Jack, so I waited until it dropped to a more sensible price (£60 was just ludicrous). But now I have it, I'm really excited. Stargate eps that I haven't seen! I want to see Bad Guys! And Unending! And the one where Teal'c goes to see the Vagina Monologues! And the one where Cam and Vala go to his hometown! And and and...!
But I'm still sulking about Continuum.
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FanLib, you is funny.
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I used to need minimum of eight hours sleep - preferably more. But over recent times, I seem to have trained my body to think that six or seven hours is perfectly fine and functionable, and moreover, that I should go to sleep at night and wake up in the morning. It's quite a revolution for me. I love my sleep. I have epic lie-ins. I have spent weeks in a row with not a glimpse of a Saturday morning. I've always been like this. My mum used to have to wake me up on Christmas mornings, because she was impatiently waiting for my brother and I to open our stockings.
I'm also a night owl - left to my own devices, I quickly gravitate to being awake until 3 or 4am, and then sleeping until gone noon (which is great for when I have Redial chats - which reminds me, I must post a reminder about the one tomorrow). My school years feel like a bit of a daze, because I wasn't really awake for half the day. But now, my body is (mostly) complying with the work routine. Why it should have finallly kicked in after all these years, I don't know, but it does make life easier.
On the other hand, I don't like that I've become this responsible, this compliant about How Things Have To Be. It's very depressing. :)
I'm also a night owl - left to my own devices, I quickly gravitate to being awake until 3 or 4am, and then sleeping until gone noon (which is great for when I have Redial chats - which reminds me, I must post a reminder about the one tomorrow). My school years feel like a bit of a daze, because I wasn't really awake for half the day. But now, my body is (mostly) complying with the work routine. Why it should have finallly kicked in after all these years, I don't know, but it does make life easier.
On the other hand, I don't like that I've become this responsible, this compliant about How Things Have To Be. It's very depressing. :)
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I'm baaaaaaaaad!! But I couldn't turn down the offer when it was made ;-) But, I still think it totally unfair we should have to be last to see these things. They really should match up the release dates for these things.
One final thing.....Watch The Shroud!!! You have to watch The Shroud! If only for the Jack and Daniel interaction.
I'll watch the Shroud! I'll watch it!!! ;) I'm going to watch them in order (well, aside from 200, which I've already seen, so if I rewatch it first it won't really matter... *g*).
Watching 200 first, eh? LOL. But the first episode is so cool--my favorite scene is the one with Sam (and not that Sam isn't in more than one scene, but you'll know what I'm talking about when you see it).
Ah, I have seen it already. I made my mum tape it for me (she had cable). The talking to the chair scene? :)
I love Hammond in the puppet sequence...and then there's the Teal'c PI, and then there's the..."you weren't there!" and then there's the...
That ep was so awesome! Although I didn't like the "end sequence" as much as the version after "Wormhole X-Treme".