About that Aerie thing.

[apocalypsos]

I almost feel sorry for American Eagle for completely misjudging the audience that watches both Gilmore Girls and Veronica Mars.

You've got to laugh, though, when right before that particular commercial Veronica made a point of saying exactly why she's nothing like their target audience. Heh.

I may have squealed a little when Parker yelled at Veronica for assuming she's a slut, but that was mostly because I think Mac and Veronica were going a little overboard with the annoyance last week. Honestly, Parker might have been boynip, but she was nice to both of them. Having had one roommate in college who barely spoke to me and another who took every opportunity to yell at me, Parker's a sweetheart. A naive sweetheart, but still.

"I'll tell you what you want to know. Yes, I like pina coladas and getting caught in the rain."

See, that's why I love that man.

"That happens to me all the time."

And THAT'S why I love Wallace.

There desperately needs to be more Wallace and Logan interaction on the show, because that was waaaaaay too much fun.

And Dick? Oh, my God, I adore him. With the little bow tie and collar and the teasing Veronica and the JUST BEING DICK.

I blame Dan Castallaneta's guest appearance for my spending the last ten minutes of Veronica's scenes going, "DOH!" Because, seriously. DOH! *headsmack*

Comments

[squee1123.livejournal.com]

Dude. I know. Wallace + Logan = HAPPY FUNNY LOVE.

Also I cannt believe that Shawn whathisface form Boy Meets World was on tonight. He hasn't changed AT ALL. I swear to god. He needs to gorow anothe rgoatee to age himself from his highschool years. And cut his hair. He still looks like he did while playing sophmore on the show.

(*still hasn't gotten over the CassidyBeaver incident*)

[lorax]

It was so weird to see him playing bad guard. And he really does looke exactly the same. I never watched the show, but I've sort of half-followed his career because he's a friend of a friend. And I giggled like mad over him being there.

[sabra-n.livejournal.com]

Wallace and Logan! Yay! I can't get much more articulate than that. Sure, it took forever for them to actually interact, but I'm glad the show knows a good thing when it sees it.

-blue

[loopychew.livejournal.com]

Just to point out that Logan and Wallace actually had their own plotline working together in I Am God.

Granted, that episode was so full of neo-arthouse weirdness that I wouldn't blame you for being too confused by the rest of the episode to squee.

[sabra-n.livejournal.com]

Yep, I remember. That's what I meant by knowing a good thing when they saw it- the interaction was so much fun the first time it had to be tried again.

-blue

[loopychew.livejournal.com]

Ah, okay. I thought you were referring to this episode, not IAG, when you said "it took forever..."

[audrey1nd.livejournal.com]

So, I only just watched the season premiere but I am loving this season so far. Also, yes, the Aerie thing is funny. But aerie is actually a really nice line, and they probably need the exposure.

[sadiekate.livejournal.com]

For serious. Give Logan and Wallace their own spin-off.

[apocalypsos.livejournal.com]

You know what I loved and forgot to mention? When the professor asked the students at the beginning if they thought they could stop themselves from doing the things that were done at Abu Ghraib, and Logan was one of the few who didn't raise his hand. No bullshit "I would NEVER!" out of our boy. :)

[sadiekate.livejournal.com]

I ALSO LOVED THAT AND FORGOT TO MENTION IT! You have obviously stolen my brain. You can keep it, though. The battery was dying anyway.