The George O'Malley Theory

After watching the final episode of Grey's Anatomy, it got me thinking, what the hell is gonna happen next?

Reports have been confirmed that T.R. Knight is out, and Heigl is still in, although no one knows exactly what will become of her. Is she a 24-episode coma patient or will she live her life as a paraplegic or a vegetable?

Anyway, this isn't about her. George O'Malley. Sweet, sweet George who couldn't even hurt a fly joined the army, tried to pick up a girl, saved her life and got dragged by a bus a whole block before anyone even noticed. Poor, poor George.

Anyway, if you're an avid fan of Grey's Anatomy, you should have watched the whole season, ergo, you have seen the episodes with the face transplant and voice box replacement surgeries.

Was that a coincidence or were the creators of the show setting up the audience for a good old soap opera cliché, only way cooler because it really is possible and they have all the technical terms and thingamajigs for such operations? Were the episodes concerning these surgeries meant to prepare us all for the biggest transition Grey's Anatomy has ever tackled, apart from Isaiah Washington's controversial departure, that is?

Okay, so let me get to the point. George's face was crushed and unrecognizable, which definitely needs massive plastic surgery if he does survive the annoying cliffhanger that ended a few months back.

Face crushed + face transplant + voice box replacement = NEW CHARACTER

Only not so new, because the writer's will have to implement a different-faced George O'Malley into the scene. If the audience loves him, then that lucky actor will sign on for the whole season. If not, they can just say that his friends can't get over his new face and he'll just say that he'll join the army anyway so he won't have to live like that.

Awesome theory, huh?

Man, I need to get a life.

The George O'Malley Theory

After watching the final episode of Grey's Anatomy, it got me thinking, what the hell is gonna happen next?

Reports have been confirmed that T.R. Knight is out, and Heigl is still in, although no one knows exactly what will become of her. Is she a 24-episode coma patient or will she live her life as a paraplegic or a vegetable?

Anyway, this isn't about her. George O'Malley. Sweet, sweet George who couldn't even hurt a fly joined the army, tried to pick up a girl, saved her life and got dragged by a bus a whole block before anyone even noticed. Poor, poor George.

Anyway, if you're an avid fan of Grey's Anatomy, you should have watched the whole season, ergo, you have seen the episodes with the face transplant and voice box replacement surgeries.

Was that a coincidence or were the creators of the show setting up the audience for a good old soap opera clich�, only way cooler because it really is possible and they have all the technical terms and thingamajigs for such operations? Were the episodes concerning these surgeries meant to prepare us all for the biggest transition Grey's Anatomy has ever tackled, apart from Isaiah Washington's controversial departure, that is?

Okay, so let me get to the point. George's face was crushed and unrecognizable, which definitely needs massive plastic surgery if he does survive the annoying cliffhanger that ended a few months back.

Face crushed + face transplant + voice box replacement = NEW CHARACTER

Only not so new, because the writer's will have to implement a different-faced George O'Malley into the scene. If the audience loves him, then that lucky actor will sign on for the whole season. If not, they can just say that his friends can't get over his new face and he'll just say that he'll join the army anyway so he won't have to live like that.

Awesome theory, huh?

Man, I need to get a life.

PERCY JACKSON STARS IN A MOVIE

I have been waiting for this forever! After reading the ebooks(oopsie!), scouring the different National Bookstores and whatnot and practically going on hunger strike for the latest installments which have not yet been published illegally on the web, I have finally finished the series! I'm working on a fanfic which I hope will go to extreme levels on the review scale like my other stories did, so I guess it wasn't gonna be long before the MOVIE came out!

I mean hello? Gods, goddesses, demigods! My all-time favorite past-time(which is mythology, if you're wondering) finally in a setting worth wasting time on! DO you people have any idea how hard it has been all these years to rely on classical presentation of mythology instead of the contemporary portrayal that the renowned Rick Riordan has given us? No, you don't! I have been stuck in libraries, watching gore-filled movies about Greeks where they consider mythological beings as metaphorical! It has been very educational, I admit, but hardly entertaining. Now, I will finally get to watch Zeus, Hade and Poseidon in the "latest" real world. Nice one, WB and Fox Pictures!

Featuring a star-studded cast and a couple of rising stars in the making, with the direction of Christopher Columbus(Harry Potter, Bicentennial Man, Home Alone 2) and cinematographer Stephen Goldblatt(Lethal Weapon 2,Batman Forever, Batman and Robin, Charlie Wilson's War), this might just be the next biggest blockbuster since TWILIGHT(*snorts*). Craig Titley, please, do not let us down!

Nothing else to say but, I LUV'ET!

Can't wait! Can't wait! Can't wait!

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Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief

Ariel Winter

Oh MY Gawd! What the heck will she look like when she grows up? A little cutie who will definitely be grow up to be one heck of a hottie..

Little girls everywhere will envy Ariel Winter.

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Prom Night: A Classic Tearjerker

Slasher movies are in itself just drama genre movies with a lot more blood, gore and convenient sharp objects. Prom Night is one example. Everyone's happy and drunk at the coolest prom they've ever seen. They're all talking about the future and sh*t and then BAM!!! Psycho killer escapes insane asylum and massacres all of your friends(and teh occasional hotel staff). Isn't that just so, so, so, so sad!?

Anyway, my eyes weren't bored but my brain was a little bit tired of all the waiting and anticipating of the story to unfold. So I guess I'll give it three stars because I think the camera work and setting was amazing, but they should have gotten better extras(the main cast was awesome), and the plot was just a little too used up and the way the slasher murdered people(walking while vic is running, magically appearing behind victim and then disappearing just as quickly, and the classic: victims screaming bloody murder but no one in the surrounding rooms ever hear them) was just pathetic and a waste of digitized space(as opposed to film reels used ages ago).

Center Stage: Turn It Up

Anything using Jem's song as the score in a ballet merits my vote on the Awesome Scale of Awesomeness anytime!

Aside from the Rachele Brooke Smith's mediocre acting skills,which can be disregarded because of her overall hotness and attitude, the movie is almost as good as its predecessor. Ballet never looked so cool!

P.S Crystal Lowe should have been it more. Even though people think she's just for bombshell roles, I beg to differ. She's be awesome as a bombshell and an assassin or something! I kinda like her!