Lords of Kobol, hear my prayer...

Obama Administration: DOMA Unconstitutional.

A-freaking-men! I just about cried with absolute joy when I heard this yesterday.

I don't think I'll ever understand the blatant hatred and outright spitefulness towards something as beautiful as love. Why can't these people see this is by no means a threat to marriage? If it doesn't affect them personally, why should they even care of two men or two women marry each other? Why should it even matter to these people what others do with the privacy of their own lives? The "protection of the sanctity of marriage" is just a bullshit line to sugarcoat their bigotry and fear of same-sex couples being recognized as human beings in our society who share the same rights as they do. There's also something called separation of church and state, which has been severely ignored by many in these kinds of debates and that really needs to change.

Love isn't a privilege, it isn't something on reserve only for heterosexuals. To think that is downright disgusting and inhumane. You cannot take away the rights of others simply because you disagree and have opposing opinions on the matter.

I believe this decision is another step forward in the right direction, and I hope it goes through. Yes, we can. ♥

Acting Outlaws: The LA La Ride on Ustream.

Tricia Helfer and Katee Sackhoff have been doing their motorcycle ride from Los Angeles to Louisiana as part of their charity, Acting Outlaws, which is to help raise awareness of what is happening in our environment due to the oil spill in the Gulf. They are also in association with the Gulf Restoration Network which all donated money will go directly to their cause through Acting Outlaws. Every night since the 21st of October they've been doing live online video chats via Ustream which includes what they did that day during their ride, giving stories and details that often lead to much hilarity, answering fans through the live chat box feed, and just being all around awesome and adorable.

Just when I think I couldn't love them more. Seriously, they are the best. Not only doing this for charity, but we're seeing them being absolutely dorky and not in a celebrity setting either. It's kind of refreshing, and oddly they are even more beautiful without all the makeup and star-treatment. ♥ And really, I don't watch reality television however this is one reality show I would totally watch religiously, not even gonna lie. So seriously folks, if you want to see the adorableness of these two, with their Veev and function water and hearing about the "literally" drinking game going on, and even if you want to find someway to help their cause, go watch their videos stay tuned since they are live-streaming tonight at 7:00pm Pacific time!

(note: originally it had been 8:30 Pacific time, however recently they've been getting on a bit earlier, keep an eye on @actingoutlaws on Twitter for updates)

Here's their first episode the rest are adorable too, however I was particularly amused and laughing until I cried at Katee's hilarious "dawg" story and them realizing their were an hour early for their video-stream! Believe me, you will laugh until you cry too. XD

IN SHORT, SUPPORT ACTING OUTLAWS AND THE GULF RESTORATION NETWORK WITH THESE LOVELY LADIES AND THEM BEING UTTERLY ADORABLE! THEY'LL BRING THE VEEV! ♥

Petition to have Misha Collins be in season six of Supernatural.

Save Gabriel petition, which was posted directly after "Hammer of the Gods" aired.

Save the Seeker petition in order to give Legend of the Seeker another season. You can also go to SaveOurSeeker.com and find different campaigns, donations and other ways of promoting and supporting the show. Heck, even Terry Goodkind, the author of the Sword of Truth novels which the show is based around, fully gives his support as well. So even with the announcement of it being canceled there's still hope lingering amongst the LOTS fandom.

This is why fandom exists. It might seem like a long-shot to some but, we've proven multiple times that our voices count and can be heard if we band together and make this kind of noise.

First of all, anyone that says that the strike is over has got their information backwards. It is NOT OVER, at least not yet. Please don't believe what others are spouting off, especially Michael Eisner says (and I mean, really, you wanna believe Eisner of all people?) The writers are going to meet this weekend to vote on deals and agreements, and then sometime after that will this particular meeting determine the fate of the strike. Again, please do not believe the hype surrounding those who say it is over. It isn't over until someone or reliable sources, like the president of the WGA for example, says it is over; even then, it still won't be all fine and dandy and everything will return the way it was. Just like what Joss Whedon said, there are still bitter feelings and you can't just flip on the emotions like a switch once a deal has been made. Don't give up hope people, just don't believe everything you hear unless it's 100% confirmed straight from the horse's mouth.

I have yet to watch this week's TSCC yet, and I've kind of missed some of House's return. But I have seen some spoilers and, um ( LOLWUT are these people smoking? ) Oh, and the Jon/Stephen/Conan late night crossover battle: MADE OF WIN.

Loved last night's SPN episode, and what makes everything even better? Is watching Jared and Jensen interviews. They are so adorable. I especially liked the one where Jared is on Ellen, an old taping of the show mind you, but he's retelling his "near death experience" and all that. Cracks me up every time.

You know when I was driving myself crazy when I thought I saw that Mohinder ad? Well, lo and behold! It's an additional project where you can study your dreams, redirecting fans to the Activating Evolution site. I think it's very cute...though making me really craving that Mohinder was someone real so I can contact him and go to his lectures and whatnot and totally would not be a stalker, nope. Hee.

The Daily Show and The Colbert Report have returned, forced by Viacom/Comedy Central despite the strike still going on. I mentioned before I was torn on whether I should watch it or not, though the good thing is that it airs on the East Coast before it airs here, so I have the opportunity to read people's comments before making my decision. I watched it, and I have to say, I was impressed. It was better than I'd thought it would be and it had a lot of different reactions.

They were bitter, as to be expected. Jon let his bitterness out like whoa, while Stephen, being in character, allowed to have some humor with it all. Not that Jon didn't have humor of course, but I found Jon to really bring it to the table about the WGA and the AMPTP and the whole striking issue which seems to affect everyone now. There was some political talk, because this is TDS/TCR after all, but they both returned to the outstanding issue of them being off air for about two months and why they suddenly were back along with other talk shows out there. Of course, without the writers or any scripts they have to rely on their own jokes and ways of presenting the show, which is difficult because without any of the old segments it just wouldn't be the same (hence the A Daily Show was issued by Jon himself, until the strike is done and over with and the writers were back). Some are commenting on the overloading of bitterness and I completely understand where they're coming from for doing that. And the Moment of Zen with showing the strike happening outside the studio? Wow, that's all I gotta say.

Though my favorite part was when in the beginning Stephen was thoroughly enjoying the prolonged standing ovation the audience was giving him. Hee.

I would feel guilty watching a show that isn't scripted, which would go against my support for the WGA and what the strike stands for, however they are getting the word out in their own bitter fashion which means anyone who is unaware of the strike going on will get educated with loads of information about it. With added snark. So all in all, I am glad they are back and are going off about this whole situation because knowing the Stewart/Colbert team, they didn't take this decision lightly and they won't sit back and calmly accept it on camera either.

Going along with this, the Golden Globes will be a no-show due to the Screen Actors Guild refusing the cross the picket line. This truly shows how this strike is important and how it is affecting Hollywood, and if it isn't resolved soon this will just be the beginning.