Not the TV I intended...

[gement]

After several attempts to find things Netflix doesn't have (I'll have to look for The 4400 and V separately), and some tasty tasty Futurama, it was J's turn to choose again. His preferred sick-time TV is schlock horror. This week, that's in the form of Supernatural.

J cheerfully calls it "Mullet Buffy." Having watched much of the first season in the last few days and easily shouting out which woman (singular) will survive an episode based on clothing coverage, I have made a Supernatural bingo card.



Quite far from the first, I'm sure, but it's surprisingly playable! I am actually playing scrambled arrangements of it for every episode. I... must be pretty bored. I'm enjoying calling out classic horror references, though.

Comments

[caladri.livejournal.com]

Mullet Buffy! Thank you. All of my descriptions of it have proceeded from the X-Files rather than Buffy, but the latter really makes more sense. :D

Also "every culture in the world" SO TRUE.

[gement.livejournal.com]

It's in quotes because you only can tick it off for the actual quote. Same with capital F "Family" as in "I'm doing it because he's Family."

Chick flick moment dodged is not actually a Nookie category item, but a Boys trope for manly men not talking about their manly feelings. (For full points, it really has to be Dean doing the dodging.)

[caladri.livejournal.com]

Not in quotes, but you know what's a great counterpoint to the "every culture in the world" stuff? The whole: X couldn't be here, X is only in Y!