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lance_sibleyDesperate Housewives: Okay, so just what is Bree up to? This can't be the end of her antagonism toward Justin. She's using him to get to Andrew. The other storylines tonight were kind of meh, though I liked seeing Kyle MacLachlan as the target of Susan's desperate "must hide from Mike" moment.
Billable Hours: naturally, Showcase puts a show I'm interested in opposite the last half of Desperate Housewives. Fortunately, I discovered that I had enough space on a VHS tape to record it and watch it following DH. It wasn't laugh-out-loud funny, but it was amusing. It co-stars one of those actor whom we've all seen, but whom we can never identify. At least, for me. It turns out his name is Aron Tager, and apparently he's also an abstract artist. Gabriel Hogan (whom I mentioned a week or so ago - he played Ken Dryden in the recent miniseries Canada Russia '72 - was mildly amusing as Sam's tormentor, all grown up (physically, if not mentally) and come back to torment him some more as an actor ostensibly doing research to play a lawyer. (That's kind of amusing, as Hogan was a cast member on the Canadian legal drama The Associates a few years ago.)
Oh, and of course, I have to admit that Fab Filippo looked good. (Then again, when doesn't he? *sheepish grin* )
Billable Hours: naturally, Showcase puts a show I'm interested in opposite the last half of Desperate Housewives. Fortunately, I discovered that I had enough space on a VHS tape to record it and watch it following DH. It wasn't laugh-out-loud funny, but it was amusing. It co-stars one of those actor whom we've all seen, but whom we can never identify. At least, for me. It turns out his name is Aron Tager, and apparently he's also an abstract artist. Gabriel Hogan (whom I mentioned a week or so ago - he played Ken Dryden in the recent miniseries Canada Russia '72 - was mildly amusing as Sam's tormentor, all grown up (physically, if not mentally) and come back to torment him some more as an actor ostensibly doing research to play a lawyer. (That's kind of amusing, as Hogan was a cast member on the Canadian legal drama The Associates a few years ago.)
Oh, and of course, I have to admit that Fab Filippo looked good. (Then again, when doesn't he? *sheepish grin* )
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