This week, along with just about every star on NBC as part of its “The More You Know” campaign, Ali Larter has been telling you how to help with the environment. Her suggestion? Use the outdoors for a gym, which fair dues, she does do herself, albeit while being followed by paparazzi :
Also, don’t forget to recycle your water bottles:
Have you seen Ali Larter acting randomly? If so, let us know and we’ll tell everyone about it in “Random Acts of Ali Larter“
Film
British TV
US TV
In the US: Tuesdays, 8/7c, ABC
In the UK: SyFy, 2010
Time for one of these third-episode verdict things on V, ABC’s remake of the 1980s mini-series/series.
I’ve not really much further to report since the first episode, other than the fact I’m getting déjà vu – although not for the reason you might think.
In the US: Monday 16th November 2009, 9pm, NBC
In the UK: March/April 2010, BBC2
Remember the best feature of season one of Heroes? Okay cool powers are, indeed, cool, but the best bit was the way all the various disparate, separated characters would come together, either by coincidence or by design.
The excellent Brother’s Keeper returned the show back to this season one form, finally revealed why we should fear Carnies, and blessed be, gave us Ali in a brand new red dress. God bless those red dresses.
Spoilers ahoy.
Twilight annoys me. New Moon annoys me even more, yet I’ve seen neither of them. I’ve seen clips, and they all make me want to strangle Kristen “wetter than a haddock’s bathing costume” Stewart. Robert Pattinson? He’s fine, although I just wish he’d find something better. And the whole plot is very creepy: 100+-year-old vampire falls for underage girl but she turns him on too much so they can’t ever have sex. Ugh. Bloody mormons.
Maybe this hatred is rational; maybe it’s completely irrational. At the very least, it caused The Vampire Diaries to be made, and I had to sit through at least an episode of that, so maybe I do have some cause.
But my veins course with hate whenever there’s even a hint of Twilight around. How about you?
Is there a movie, TV or book franchise whose mere existence fills you with hate?
Maybe it’s Stargate. Maybe it’s those rubbish David Eddings books. Maybe it’s Only Fools and Horses and its numerous spin-offs. Maybe it’s even Spiderman and his amazing cash-ins.
Whatever it is, fess up: it’s good for the soul.
As always, leave a comment with your answer or a link to your answer on your own blog.
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