See her picture(s) in a thousand places by Sam M. '07
In which I understand what Bruce Campbell feels like
Sam: [folding laundry]
Guy: Your name’s Sam, right?
Sam: Um, yeah.
Guy: ’cause you’re on Mitra’s Blog.
Sam: Heh. You know I have a blog now, too?
Guy: Really?
Sam: Yeah, you just have to go back to the admissions site.
Guy: Is it as good as Mitra’s Blog?
Sam: No.
And then I realized that this entire enterprise is nothing more than a spinoff of the greatest MIT blog ever. But, hey, “Frasier” won like five Emmies, right?
I’m optimistic.
If you’re the guy mentioned in this blog entry, I was so shocked upon being recognized that I forgot to get to your name. Sorry about that; it wasn’t very polite at all. Shoot me an e-mail or comment or something and let me know.
I can introduce you to Mitra.
HOLA!
Hey, I saw you in the lobby of Burton Conner the other day. And I was like, “It’s Sam!!!” and I got weird looks from my friends so I resisted the urge to rush up to you and ask for an autograph:) Next time I see you, you better have a pen ready:P
ADIOS!~Kiersten~
“Frasier” retired the same year as “Friends,” but did anyone ages 18-34 notice?
On an unrelated note, I wish I were part of a Nielsen household.
And when one great spinoff ended, a potentially great one began in its sted. Except it was “Joey.”
My favorite spinoff is still “Pinky and The Brain,” but I’d always wish I’d seen the “X-files” spinoff “The Lone Gunman.” The pilot apparently was about the US government crashing a remote controlled plane into the World Trade Center to blame “tin-pot dictators” that were “begging to be smart-bombed.” Or at least, thats what IMBD would LIKE us to think.
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