They are running short of male actors as almost all of them are used up in Sarah's love life. Seriously, what do all of these guys see in her? Especially this awesome doctor that is in to her now. She is annoying and flaky, she broke his toilet due to incompetence, and is constantly judging him for bringing home younger women even though she was dating a 20 year old just last season.
Sorry, Superglue. If it makes you feel better, I have been chastised in the form of downvotes although I'm not entirely sure what for. Do these people really love Parenthood or really hate Friday Night Lights?
It's not Matt Saracen (Zach Gilford). It's Luke Cafferty (Matt Lauria). I'm okay with you getting characters from Parenthood wrong because that show is the worst and I hate every single character on it (my fiancee doesn't though so I find myself watching it pretty much every week even though I beg her to watch it when I'm not around) but Friday Night Lights deserves our respect.
You would think that after The Avengers, SHIELD might notice and try to fix their one major fatal flaw: Their base is essentially a weapon of mass destruction for their enemy to use on whatever city they happen to be flying over (usually a densely populated one).
I always imagine these tv studio executive board meetings where one of the senior execs stands up to make an impassioned plea that for once they put aside concerns of money in order to back a show that has some semblance of actual storytelling and humanity or maybe promotes important messages rather than one that just appeals to the widest demographic based on some lowest common denominator shtick. Then he is like "Just kidding. My only forms of entertainment are cocaine and hunting other humans for sport. I don't even know the difference between most of this crap. More cash, please!"
It's been a couple of months since I last watched this film, but I'm not sure what you are referring to when you talk about the Shyamalan "twist". It seemed like all of the surprises at the end were things they had been building up to and were really more "reveals" than twists.
I felt that way about pretty much all of the things they did. Cheapskates just by off brands, make their own products, and extend the life of their shampoo by adding water. They don't just get one thing and wear it out twice as fast by having two people use it. This show should have been called Extreme People Not Understanding How Things Work.
I'm actually planning to propose in a couple of weeks and I'm somewhat at a loss for how to do it. Like I'm not planning to do anything big like skydiving or embarrassingly public like an asshole, but I thought maybe surprising her by taking her out of town for the weekend and maybe doing it at a nice dinner. Thoughts?
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