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[ealgylden]

Well. Now I hurt for every character on my show, and that's not fun on a Friday night. Okay, everyone except Grace, because she's a rabbi's daughter! How cool! I never would have guessed. My head aches now, though, and I really need a good cry. Good thing "Bringeth It On" is before this one on my rewatch schedule, because I think I need a dose of baby-abandoning cheerleaders. Weird that that one would be the funniest episode yet.

Two things while I can still type- Here's a good article on Joan (from last week, but just in case anyone missed it), with mini-interviews with Amber, Joe Mantegna, Mary Steenburgen, and Barbara Hall. Also, the JoA fanlisting (with the handy-dandy screencaps) has moved here.

Right then, time to go hit the Ben & Jerry's and cry for fictional people. Is that sad? I think it might be, but I don't care too much.

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[anenko.livejournal.com]

Well. Now I hurt for every character on my show, and that's not fun on a Friday night.

Oh, God--Joan and Adam broke my heart. Adam's "we're not friends anymore," and Joan's crying and gah! Oh, I wish there were happy, fluffy Joan/Adam fics out there that I could soothe myself with right now.

And, hi, I just recently friended you because I greatly enjoy your JoA commentary. I'm looking forward to seeing your insights into this episode.

[ealgylden.livejournal.com]

Now I feel like even more of a slacker (if that's possible) for getting so behind in Joan posts. I will catch up eventually; I just need to force myself to type what I'm thinking instead of just thinking it. But welcome! I really like your icon. Something about the lines of the drawing is very appealing.

Oh, God--Joan and Adam broke my heart. Adam's "we're not friends anymore," and Joan's crying and gah! Oh, I wish there were happy, fluffy Joan/Adam fics out there that I could soothe myself with right now.

Oh me too, in a big way. This show is great at reminding me how horrible and painful it was to be a teenager, and how glad I am that I can never, ever go back. It just hurt when he said that they weren't friends and they probably never were. The acting, the writing, and everything are brilliant at ripping my heart to shreds.

[anenko.livejournal.com]

I really like your icon. Something about the lines of the drawing is very appealing.

Thank you. I got from iconaddicts (specifically, http://www.livejournal.com/community/iconaddicts/2755841.html). I haven't been able to find another that I like quite as much, so this one is in heavy use.

This show is great at reminding me how horrible and painful it was to be a teenager, and how glad I am that I can never, ever go back.

I never put myself out there enough to get really hurt as a teenager--I can't comprehend how characters deal with the kind of hurt brought down upon them.