'I used to be Snow White, but I drifted.'
Ah, the Autumn TV scheduling. It hath commenced. And there are some new goodies. Zooey Deschanel's new comedy 'New Girl' was funny, as was Christina Applegate's and Amy Poehler's bloke's, (my, how many genitives can you get in one sentence?) whatever his name is, but the sitcom's called 'Up All Night'.
There was another thing that started, I forget its name, what it was about or who was in it, but it was shit, don't watch it.
Michael Tuesdays and Thursdays appeared dull at first, but picked up.
Harry's back, in 'Harry's Law', and just as awesome, only I don't like that they've moved to a bigger office. We don't like that, we discussed it.
New series of Modern Family - fab as ever. As for the rest, I feel it's my duty to watch and report.
As well as Justin Bieber forever lurking, as mentioned yesterday, every bus stop seems to have a rather creepy picture of Simon Cowell signalling the start of X-Factor over here. Quite unnecessary in my opinion. No-one needs that.
And, out in the real world, rampant misogyny continues unabated. In India, girls are being denied heart surgery by their parents because they would rather spend the money on their boys. Also, scars from heart surgery might be detrimental to the girls' marriage prospects.
Oh, shucks. Perhaps those girls should go and become heart surgeons.
Good freaking grief.
Herewith, a trailer for the film about the life of Women's Rights activist and author Alice Walker 'Beauty in Truth'.
At ease.
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