THE New Normal — Page 21

Well maybe replace "gay people" with "human beings" as the straight characters make no sense either.

Updated On: 11/28/12 at 03:07 PM

Namo, while that quote is not one I'd agree with, she pretty clearly says that New Normal isn't one of his shows she finds radical or worthy of respect--I thought you meant a direct comment about New Normal.

Dunno if I count, but I'm still watching. Catching up today - I was too busy seeing THE BOOK OF MORMON to care about Andrew Rannells. lol.

I'm just starting the most recent episode, but the Cher/baby-gender episode was not THAT bad. I actually laughed a few times, despite having to shove down indignation at David's gender-bias several times.

TheatreDiva it's called hate-watching (but you make a good point, and even that term speaks to how lame it is to watch a show you dislike.)

But Cabinet, you do count :P I'd be interested to hear what you think of the last episode.

I like to hate watch entire seasons sometimes. I gave up American Horror Story, so this is my only hate watch left.

"but forums are for wasting one's time."


Oh, I thought it was to have intelligent conversations with like minded people...

Again, that statement answers so many questions.

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I thought we were still using "not digging the ungroovy scene."

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Why? He makes such an easy target.

That doesn't sound like the gracious and talented man I met and introduced to my friends and family. Diva, you and Eric share amazing commands of musical theater history. In my book, that ought to be a basis for friendship, not animosity.

Okay. Not really my business, I know. But I'm a child of a broken home and we tend to want everyone we like to like one another. It's probably part of trying to get mommy and daddy back together again.

Also, this is not my first message board experience, but I have never seen one where grudges are kept for so long. (Is the stereotype true? Are we gay men really like bitter old women?) And the weirdest part is the posters who no longer speak to me are among my favorites.

I can't even remember what I did to FindingNamo. I offended Best12Bars accidentally by making a joke that didn't play without facial expressions and tone of voice.

I've apologized profusely in both cases to no avail. I really don't get it.

But back on topic, THE NEW NORMAL would solve this problem by pouring Nana a glass of C****nay.

(ETA whaddaya know? Apparently the banned words hard_-_on appear in the type of wine I was trying to reference in the preceding paragraph.)

Updated On: 12/9/12 at 08:17 PM

Oh for the love of Pete.

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I simply do not want to interact with you. I don't want to take part in discussions you're a part of, I don't want to read what you have to say, I don't care what you think you have to add to threads I start. I think one of the things about being an adult is you can just decide you don't want anything to do with somebody and there's nobody with the power to tell you you MUST interact with them. And yet, by invoking me you clearly want my attention. But I wasn't even responding to that. I was responding to the fact that adults who scold other adults about things they aren't involved in come across like self-appointed schoolmarms and I don't like people like that.

< a hat on the internet

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I was kind of hoping that NBC would just forget to bring this back after the holiday hiatus. I also told myself I was going to stop hate-watching it, but I do love Matt Bomer, so I had to subject myself to the latest episode, and Christ, was it a doozy.

First of all, remember how in the pilot Bryan just decided he wanted to have a baby? And then in this episode there's a flashback that he wanted to have 3 kids when he was with Matt Bomer!

I wanted to think that Justin Bartha's character must not really know many other gay men if he thought for a hot second that Matt Bomer's character would be interested in Michael Hitchcock, but then they went ahead and gobsmacked me with that nonsensical resolution to that storyline. I know this is nothing more than a cartoon, but even cartoons should have their own internal logic, right?

I was surprised and unsurprised that they actually used the word "sassy" to describe the sassy black stereotype of Nene Lekes.



Speaking of Matt Bomer, I wonder if he just does these roles because he really wants that role in The Normal Heart or if Ryan Murphy has something on him. Between this and that Glee episode where he sang "Somebody that I Used to Know" to his brother, I figured Murphy must have some kind of vendetta against him or something.

Updated On: 1/9/13 at 09:06 AM

You just know Ryan Murphy has some gross and upsetting fetishes.

Basically if Ryan wants to bang you, you're cast. It helps if you're a gay. If you're straight, he will make you get naked so he can see your bits.

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