Matthew Davis And Vampire Diaries

It's so funny that Matthew Davis is on The Vampire Diaries. I remember first seeing him on Legally Blonde and thinking what a dork he was. His character was a creep, but he was funny too. I'm glad that Matthew is on one of my favorite shows and I can see how great an actor he really is. I loved him as Klaus and I love him as Alaric. It's nice to see the range of acting he has and that he can play two different characters to perfection.
I'm sad that I didn't see the end of the last episode because of stupid technical difficulties. I probably won't see it again until the repeat comes on. I don't have time to watch it on the Internet and it's never really good anyway. It looks like Matthew will be back to being Alaric, but I don't know how. It sucks that I didn't get to see what happened with Bonnie either. I'd go on the message board, but no one ever talks about anything good on there. Mostly it's just people whining about who should be with who. I personally don't care which characters are in love with each other or whatever.
I decided to watch some of the first season episodes of Vampire Diaries today. It's funny to watch how much has changed in not even two years. One of the only humans is Matt on there and now he knows what's going on and told Caroline's mother. I can't wait to see what happens with him and Caroline.

I've decided to try to stay of the message boards again. Who knows how long it will last? When Facebook is slow, I love to go looking and to post how I'm feeling about things on Supernatural. I usually don't go to the other shows boards because they have gotten too crazy. I guess if I just stay in my Hell House, it will be alright, but then you never know. I just love to write about what I'm feeling and what I think about at work. Some of it's crazy as hell and some of it is serious. I guess some people can't tell the difference, but whatever.

I was just thinking about my work and how my employers say that my opinion counts. My opinion counts for absolutely nothing. Now, I don't even say anything at all because I just don't care. I do my job and I try to do it the best that I can. If others don't do their work the way I do mine, then it's their problem. I love how my supervisor and management think that we should all share crap. That I know something and I don't share it with my fellow co-workers, so I look better. That's bullshit. If they want to look good, then they should care about and do their job. I remember once some bitch sleeping at her desk and she had the nerve to tell me that I was making her look bad. She was making herself look bad. It's like people are sheep now a days and just follow each other and they can't have any responsiblity for themselves. It's crazy.

I'm bored tonight I guess and needed to do some typing, like I don't do enough of that at work.

My Heart Will Go On

My heart will certainly go on for both Smallville and Supernatural long after both shows are off the air.

Smallville was great again and the best part was Jonathan Kent. I just love watching John Schneider and I still remember loving him when I was little when he was in The Dukes Of Hazzard. He's still good looking and even more so now. I've always loved his acting and it was great to watch him and Tom Welling together again.

Supernatural was too damn funny and I couldn't stop laughing at certain parts. I just love that Balthazar. He kills me every time he's on. The only weak part of the episode was Bobby and Ellen. I didn't care for any of that at all. It's kind of crazy that Bobby is sad over Rufus' death, but he hardly had any contact with the guy for years. Then we have to see that onscreen, but we never get hardly anything emotional with Sam. I was just thinking about that. Last year, I saw more of Bobby's emotions and everything while he was in the wheelchair and hardly anything with Sam. Sam is the main character and Bobby is a guest star. True, he's been on the show for a long time, but I'd rather see more stuff from Sam. Then this season, one whole episode is all Bobby and now this stuff. I want to see more of Sam's emotions and how he's feeling, not Bobby and I want it onscreen not off. I'm tired of that already. I love Jim Beaver and his character of Bobby, but I want more of Sam's storyline and emotions onscreen. It seems that we never get to see anything with Sam and it drives me crazy. We might get one episode coming up, but that will probably be all. I loved seeing Ellen again, but I'd have rather seen her in some other way instead of being married to Bobby. I didn't like that at all.

I was worried about both the shows being on after what happened during Vampire Diaries. It sucked. I could hardly understand what the characters were saying because the sound sucked and then I missed the last ten or fifteen minutes of the show. I think it was local with my CW and it didn't affect any other state. They were talking about rebroadcasting the episode and Nikita and I was worried they would try to put it on tonight. Then I was worried about whether I'd even hear or see the shows properly. It seems The CW has been having a lot of problems and most of them occur when the shows are new.

I can't wait for next week. Both shows look great and I can't wait to see Sam on a horse. Tom Welling directed Smallville and the week after Justin Hartley directed that episode. I love when the actors and actresses want to do more. It was nice that Jensen Ackles got to direct an episode of Supernatural. It would be nice if he could direct again, if the show has a seventh season. I'm hoping and praying there will be another season and hoping we'll see more Sam and his emotions onscreen after how many years.