This episode was more of a slight return to it’s roots. There was the uncertainty of what was going to happen and what is going to happen with the DEA and other loose ends from Season 2…yes, there are still loose ends from then. Just one of the many frustrating things that made Season 3 of the show almost intolerable.
Season 3 was a detour of some sort and Season 4 hopefully will fix that.
Also no more little boxes theme song–it’s been done away with. Actually no theme song period. It’s very unoriginal and like, “What…that’s it?” When it was said that the series was going to be reinvented I thought it meant that. I have yet to see that.
The episode was decent–borderline decent. It was more of a ping-pong ball going back forth though.
I always thought William’s: ‘Axl’ name was rather curious. I remember back in 1998 having some screen names and an email with Axl in it as I did find it curious. I also remember insisting on people calling me Axl as a play on what my name abbreviated in English is. (If you’re smart you’ll figure it out…maybe)
“…the more that Axl and Geffen jerked around trying to figure out how to release this finally finished album that we’ve all been waiting over 13 years for, the greater the chances would be that it would slip out of a pressing plant or office somewhere and wind up in the hands of some asshole with a blog.”
Since having gotten this song stuck in my head since I saw the Apple advert for it, I’ve wanted to see it performed live–or rather recorded live.
I’ve seen the MTV VMA’s performance. In which I am not sure whether it’s the recording, the microphone, or just Plain Chris Martin whom sounds slightly squeak-ish and nervous sounding at three parts of the song. It gets better but it doesn’t offset the those noticeable squeaks of the voice.
The performance on Jimmy Kimmel Live seems to suffer the same voice blemish afore mentioned, yet it’s a bit of a more lively performance as opposed to the MTV VMAs.
Let me get this straight–I can’t use a(ny) client with Twitter because it just automatically tells me I’ve gone over the limit of API request the second I open the client.
I can’t use the web side of Twitter because it’s over capacity?
So what the freak is Twitter good for then if I can’t update it any which way?!
My phone is currently out of commission so I can’t update through that–IM-ing Twitter doesn’t work; so freakin’ madonn what am I supposed to do with Twitter?!
I’ve been using Firefox before it was even called Firefox and before it was Firebird as well (it was called Phoenix then). I can then definitely testify to it’s much new facelift and quickness, etc.
Although recently (for about 9 months now) I have been using Camino more and more.
The awesome bar–not so awesome for me–I like it’s scrolling but other than that it’s too early to give a solid review of the browser.
However I am still enthralled with Bon Echo and how much it reminds me of the old Firebird and it’s usage.
I really was expecting more from this first episode of the fourth season. Season 3 was rather dull and I kept waiting for it revert back to it’s originality and it’s exciting pace.
Although by the time the credits started rolling I was in shock. I could not believe that the episode was over. It was literal crap. It’s been watered down and it started in Season 3. Although the show has gotten excellent ratings those whom been with the show since the very beginning know that it’s not what it was.
If it keeps going the way it is it’s going to be nuked off my watching list
The main problem is that it’s really really drawn out and not in a good way. Too much unnecessary banter and lingering thereafter. It’s a dark comedy and I hardly laugh anymore.
Actually the “previously on Weeds” bit was more exciting and entertaining than the whole entire episode actually.
(Note: I would have put up an image but “Weeds” is being a bad show.)
(Note: I decided the post looked kind of dull without a pic–kinda like the first episode did.)
