This Week's TV

It's late on Friday and I have to post something, but I can't think of much to talk about. So, as if anyone cares, here's my list of what we watched on TV this week:

• The Gayest Thing I Watched: Rob and Amber Get Married - I just love Rob and Amber, from Survivor and Amazing Race fame. Rob is kind of hot for a straight guy even though he's managed to put on a few pounds since his Survivor days. I think it's his smartass attitude that I really like, and he and Amber seem to really be a good couple. Since they're some of my all-time favorite Reality TV stars, I thought we should watch their wedding on TV. But as I was sitting there watching it, I quickly came to the conclusion that this has got to be proof, in case anyone needed it, that I'm a big ol' queen. What straight guy would spend 2 hours watching a wedding on TV?
• The Worst, But Most Fun, Reality Show I Watched: Hit Me Baby One More Time - This show was just plain awful. It was obviously meant to be cheesy in a big way, with old washed-up acts "competing" against each other by singing their biggest hit and a cover of a current song. Loverboy, A Flock of Seagulls, CeCe Penniston, Tiffany, and Arrested Development performed last night and pretty much proved the theory that no matter how hot you might be when you're young, you just get fat and bald and lose any ability to sing when you get old. It was so bad, it was fun.
• The Best Season Finale I Watched: Lost - We finally caught the season finale this week, thanks to TiVo. While it may not have quite lived up to its billing as the most stunning cliffhanger ever in the history of television, I thought it was a very well-done show and I'm sure I'll tune in for the first episode next season to find out what The Others did with Walt, what exactly was in the hatch, and whether Hurley will ever quit using the word "dude".
• The Most Fascinating Show I Watched: Larry King Live with Woodward and Bernstein - I could watch these guys talking about Watergate and Deep Throat for hours and not get bored. It's such a fascinating subject - how a president attempted to protect himself with nearly complete disregard for the law - that even 30 years after it occurred, I get all excited anytime the subject comes up.

Have a great weekend!

Comments

[Scott-O-Rama]

While it would have been fun if Lost had given away more in the season finale, I'm glad they didn't. One of the things I like best about the show is that they're not giving away too much too fast.

[Scott-O-Rama]

It's been 10 days!! Where are you?!? Hope all is well.