LOST, don’t fail me now

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Sunday is getting closer and closer. I’ll be missing the 2-hour recap because I have tickets to see Spring Awakening, but you bet your ass that I’ll be at home—butt parked on the couch—when the actual episode comes on.

As far as series finales go, I judge on a scale of The L Word to Six Feet Under with The L Word being the lowest you can possibly go (seriously, fuck you Chaiken) and Six Feet Under being the finale that made me feel like no other finale would ever measure up.

The controversial-for-controversy’s-sake Sopranos falls somewhere in the middle and I can only hope that LOST will hit right around Six Feet Under, if not higher.

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avocadosalad:

“Yo Stacy,come here and say it to my fuckin’ face, you fuckin’ vagina”

I love crazy Jenny…sometimes

I think I liked Jenny for a minute back in season 1, but that was before I realized how batshit insane she was and every thing she said/did made me want to punch a hole through my TV.

Just saying, glad you didn’t pick her as your fave actress/character; it would’ve broken my heart.

It’s getting to be that time of year where I expect new episodes of The L Word

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avocadosalad:

What’s happening with The Planet regulars? Have Bette and Tina split, made up, split, and made up again…again? Did Shane try and get Molly back? Are Tasha and Alice still together or did Dana return from the dead and now she and Alice can role play for the rest of their lives. Will Kit ever get to say anything better than “Baby girl”? I just want to know!

Feeling you so hard right now.

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avocadosalad: I like the way you always tilt your head, Kate. Here’s the thing about Young Americans: I didn’t find out about it until my Kate Moennig obsession was sparked by the premier of The L Word—a full four years after the show had been snuffed out by those myopic bastards at The WB. Luckily, I was able to find every episode on a TV torrents site, and I watched them no less than two times each. Yes, the show was cheesy as hell, but it had Kate in drag; so I was consumed. Also, Ian Somerhalder is no slouch.

avocadosalad:

I like the way you always tilt your head, Kate.

Here’s the thing about Young Americans: I didn’t find out about it until my Kate Moennig obsession was sparked by the premier of The L Word—a full four years after the show had been snuffed out by those myopic bastards at The WB.

Luckily, I was able to find every episode on a TV torrents site, and I watched them no less than two times each. Yes, the show was cheesy as hell, but it had Kate in drag; so I was consumed. Also, Ian Somerhalder is no slouch.

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(via avocadosalad) I remember watching this episode and thinking the entire “heist” scene was so silly and ridiculous. Looking back, I would watch that scene about 50 times in a row if I thought for a second that it would help me forget the debacle that was the series finale. But yeah, this pic is effing amazing.

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I remember watching this episode and thinking the entire “heist” scene was so silly and ridiculous. Looking back, I would watch that scene about 50 times in a row if I thought for a second that it would help me forget the debacle that was the series finale.

But yeah, this pic is effing amazing.

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Seriously, Showtime? Are we really doing this? Come on. Shane doesn’t even wear lipstick; she wears the juices of the last girl she went down on. What, too raunchy? Sorry, but slickyparty has been slacking and I’m getting antsy.

Seriously, Showtime? Are we really doing this? Come on. Shane doesn’t even wear lipstick; she wears the juices of the last girl she went down on.

What, too raunchy? Sorry, but slickyparty has been slacking and I’m getting antsy.

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There are only 4 episodes left of The L Word and as the finale looms in the distance, I can’t help but think back to the first time I heard about the show (a few months before it premiered) and I figured “Oh, it’ll be like Sex and the City… but with lesbians.” So here’s my idea of who each L Word character matches up to in the City:

Alice == Carrie (She’s not really the main character, but at some point, they were both journalists just looking for love)
Shane == Samantha (duh)
Bette == Miranda (both are just a little bit cold and very careeer-driven)
Tina == Charlotte (another stretch, but both were baby-crazy)
Jenny == The piece of dog shit that Carrie stepped in during the series finale