Repealing DADT gets a thumbs up from a Senate committee and the House today. :)

If you aren't, then neither am I.

oh, ok ... whew. You're pretty darn gay, after all.


Glad I'm safe. For a minute there, I was wondering if your current cowboy avatar would continue to give me the vapors.

I have never seen a full episode of SatC nor either film nor do I have any real desire to do so.

I'm fairly sure I'm still gay, but it's been a while, so who knows....

Oh, see, I loved the series, but the first movie left me 'meh' (and I didn't rush out to see it in theaters ... I'll likely Netflix this one also - - - once I'm used to seeing something on TV, I think that's where I like it).

As for Glee, I hear the second season went downhill - but it might be one of those series I check out on DVD sometime in the future.

I know what you meant since the lengthy middle break is becoming more common, but Glee is still in its first season.

Huh? I don't watch the show, but I've heard so many complaints from people who do that the second season is not as good as the first. And since I seem to remember people watching the first season well over a year ago, whatever break that was - was, assuming my recollection of time is correct (quite the hefty assumption) - means this is the de facto second season no matter what they're calling it.


Either way, I'm not yet convinced it's worth my time.

The pilot aired May of last year...but then the series didn't start airing again until September. There was a break between January and April, then the final episode of season 1 will air June 8.

Except for the pilot which aired at the end of last season as a teaser the entire first season has aired in the traditional September-May window (except for the last episode in the first week of June). The break was just that rather than doing reruns they did a bunch of new episodes in a row, took time off, then did the rest in a row.

It's a borderline show so far as I'm concerned. The soap opera aspects interest me not at all (though the most horrible plotline of the first half of the season seems to have gone away entirely which is good) but I enjoy about half the musical numbers so I drop in on it every once in a while.

To clarify, by "the end of last season" Alex means "the end of the previous Sept-May network television season" not "the end of the previous season of Glee" because there was no previous season of glee.