my bedroom is a federal disaster area
In an attempt to totally screw with my summer reading list as soon as humanly possible, I'm gonna go to Barnes&Noble [hopefully] today. On my "to buy" list:
- Bad Twin by "Gary Troup" - The book from "Lost" (the one that a-hole Jack burnt the end of).
- King Dork by Frank Portman - I read a review of it in Entertainment Weekly while I was at the grocery store with Mom yesterday and it looks awesome.
Dad hadn't seen "Two for the Road" yet, so I watched that with him yesterday (my third time) and I've come up with a theory. Feel free to mock me and say 'you just thought of this?!' Michael got captured by The Others and The Man was like "We'll give you Walt back if you go back to your people, feed them this lame-ass story, and get us our guy 'Henry' back." And since Michael will do anything to get Walt back he runs back to Jack & Co. He knew he wouldn't be able to set Henry free if Ana was there so he shot her and Libby was an accident. In an attempt to make it look like 'Henry' escaped and so the other castaways wouldn't realize what Michael did, he shot himself in the arm so 'Henry' could take the gun and run away. I can't believe it took me until the third viewing to come up with that.
OH and for West Wing fans: Thursday May 11 on The Ellen Degeneres Show: "The West Wing" Cast. Ellen has the exclusive farewell interview with the entire cast of "The West Wing," including Martin Sheen, Allison Janney, Bradley Whitford, Richard Schiff, Jimmy Smits, Janel Maloney, Kristin Chenoweth, and Dule Hill. The cast shares special moments and highlights from the past seven seasons. AJFAS;DA;DLKFAJ;KLDFJ;A YAY!
ETA: Ellen's gonna have Samuel L. Jackson on to talk about "Snakes on a Plane" on Tuesday, too.
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