We should have more Wizard's Rules all up in here.

I just realized that when Supernatural moves to Fridays this fall I'll have that to watch and then Caprica. It's gonna double my capslocking posts for sure, and knowing how both shows are it's going to weigh heavily on my entire brain. It will be broke, without a doubt. It'll be like how it used to be, but instead of epic days in a row it'll be in one night. Transitioning myself from SPN over to my Cylon show. I'm getting overwhelmed just thinking about it.

Of course, I still maintain that moving it to Fridays is a dick move in and of itself. It's Supernatural Thursday, okay folks? It's always been that way since the series started and it should stay that way right up until the series ends. All these new changes aren't boding well with me. :/

It seems the Legend of the Seeker folks are auctioning items from the set, including Kahlan's backpack and the Rada'Han used in the S1 finale. The white Confessor dress and Kahlan's dark dress will soon be available for auction, along with other props as well.

Is it bad that although I want the show revived I'm all GIMME GIMME GIMME THE PRECIOUSSSS with these items? If only I had the money to bid frivolously. I would so get the white dress, the dark dress, hell even Cara's Mord'Sith costume with the agiels, because that? Would be awesome. Or even a dakra if they're going to be selling those. FUCK EVEN THE SWORD OF TRUTH OKAY. Just, everything they used on that show was so amazing and creative and just, yeah. I would give anything to own something from that set, especially the outfits because holy shit those were some pretty costumes. *____*

Day 11: "Remember when it used to be good?"

Day 11 - A show that disappointed you

( Something about a cheerleader and saving the world, an asexual serial killer who repairs watches, a flying politician, and some guy with ~supah powah~ emo!bangs )

Masterlist of days here.

Interestingly there's going to be a new NBC fall show, The Cape, which seems to be a replacement for Heroes in a sense, except it looks to have an actual story and plot. And it'll have Summer Glau involved which, anything with Summer is guaranteed to be something worthwhile so, yay. Let's hope the show is what it appears to be from the trailer.

But what's this I hear about them thinking of rebooting Alias? I didn't watch the show but from my understanding it's only been five years since it ended, isn't that too early to start thinking about a reboot?