Wow, its Saturday and not a thing to do.  Even the HNIC games are boring (even though my Sens actually won a game for once).  And you know what the worst part is?  I'm just waking up.  Blah. 

Actually, no, that's not the worst part.  The worst part is I have the opening theme music from Seeing Things stuck in my head.  I don't know why, I haven't seen that show in ages. 

But all is not lost.  I finished going through season 6 of the Golden Girls yesterday, but that box of the first season of Charlie's Angels is sitting there next to the pc.......just waiting for me to toss 'er into the dvd player.  It's so funny.......I haven't seen any episodes of Charlie's Angels since the mid 1980s.  I just can't help but look at all the funky 1970s fashions and the old (huge!) cars......and how young all the actors are!  Even a really young Tommy Lee Jones in the pilot!  Just can't help but laugh at that. 

I remember as a youngster coming home from school, and waiting for CHiPS and Charlie's Angels to come on.  Lol, I think as a 6-year-old all I wanted to do was grow up and be a female morotrcycle cop by day and a Charlie's Angel by night.  Oh man, those were the golden years.  :)

Im seriously thinking of starting to watch that show called House.  I just happened to be flipping channels on Thursday (or was it Wednesday?) and saw Dan Larroquette, so I just had to watch.  He was just sooo spectacular as Dan Fielding on Night Court, and he was great as a guest star too.  Boy, if he coloured his hair he wouldn't look aged at all.

Anyways, back to House.  The lead doctor fellow, House, seems rather sweet.  It's funny, my co workers all say he's a nasty piece of work (they've actually watched the show for awhile), but he really seems to have a sensitive heart from what I see.  He just hides under a gruff exterior to prevent anyone from seeing this hurt he has (something to do with his father if I guess correctly).  It makes you just wanna give the loveable lout a big hug.

So maybe, just maybe, I've found a second (current) show to watch in my TV travels.  I sure hope so.  I have such a history of jinxing show, and I really don't want to see Criminal Minds (and now maybe House) go the way of High Incident and The Marshall.....which was about the last time I was really into TV.