If you didn't know this already, my favorite show in the entire world, Chuck, had it's final episode on Friday. I admit: I was crying my eyes out during the last fifteen minutes of the episode.
A lot of times when I watch all the seasons of a certain show, I get attached to the characters, and the show in general. Pretty pathetic, I know. I see it as a journey that has finally come to a stop.
Though I am sad that Chuck is finished, I'm somewhat glad they cut the show.
Seasons 1 and 2 were the best out of all the seasons. Chuck was so awkward, and the sexual tension between Chuck and Sarah was tremendous.
After those seasons, everything seemed so forced.
It was getting pretty obvious that NBC was collecting the scraps they could get just to keep the show running, as displayed by the excessive and not-so-subliminal Subway messages. The plot for the last three seasons was drying up, and the action scenes became cheesier.
It's sad that Chuck was cancelled. I bet if Chuck was on another network, its success would have been greater. Look at NBC's lineup of shows: barely any of them lasted more than a season. Chuck was lucky to have all the support from its fans. Without their excessive Subway sandwich consumption, Chuck would've ended after Season 3.
I realized I haven't made a new post in nearly a month because I'm so busy!!
This semester I'm taking 18 hours of classes, and there's just so much reading to do! Want to know what courses I'm taking this semester? ....good! I'm glad you want to know!! Listed below are the classes I'm taking, and my opinion about them.
Business Statistics: SO CHILL. I love math related subjects, and my teacher is pretty cool. No complaints :)
Christian Heritage: not my cup of tea. Seems a bit too philosophical for my taste. Professor is dynamic!
Chapel: no comment. haha
English: so far, pretty easy. My classmates are basically lifeless...discussions don't go well in this class.
World Oceans: not interested in this subject at all, but my professor is so adorable!! Cute little old lady :)
Business: LOVE. EVERYTHING. ABOUT. THE. CLASS.
Leadership: two hours straight of discussion what a leader is can get bland very quickly.
Besides classes and homework, all I do is eat (I'm pretty sure I gained 5 pounds this week), work out (while reading homework), and stressing about how much stuff I have to do.
Alright, that's it. Pretty lame month, but at least I'm still alive right?!
or am I?!?! dun dun DUNNNNN!!!!
I just finished watching the winter premiere of Pretty Little Liars on ABC Family, and I was absolutely stupefied.
Honestly, I think all of ABC Family shows have below par actors with emotionless acting abilities, and slow moving plot lines; however, I still find myself watching PLL just to find out the identity of A.
*SPOILER ALERT*
I suffered through the first 45 minutes of the episode, but then I started paying attention when Emily was in the greenhouse alone with A. Blah, blah, she was getting her ass kicked by A. ok, that's not the point. Right when Emily was on the verge of death (ok, I'm exaggerating just a bit...), Spencer and Aria came to the rescue. Since Aria and Spencer are soooo threatening with a stick as a weapon, A retreats to a corner out of desperation.
Spencer kept getting closer to A, with a perfectly functioning flashlight in her hand, aimed at the ground.
At this point in the show, I was yelling at the television.
Isn't one of the main goals in the show is finding who A is?
WHY DIDN'T SPENCER SHINE THE FLASHLIGHT IN A's MYSTERIOUS FACE???
Seriously! The writers/directors were obviously unaware of this major flaw.
I made a few resolutions for the new year, and I already failed! hahaha
1) Exercise 5 times a week
2) Go to bed before 1 am daily
3) Be happy!
The only thing I've kept was #3
Two words: EPIC FAIL
