06 June 2013
Quote of the Day: Wonderfalls
It's been almost a year since I left the retail world, but this quote still speaks to me on a fundamental level. From "Karma Chameleon" (1.03):
Bianca: [to store customers] Come again!
Jaye: Don't encourage them.
Bianca: [to store customers] Come again!
Jaye: Don't encourage them.
Labels: Wonderfalls, work
11 September 2012
Quote of the Day: Wonderfalls
From "Crime Dog" (1.5):
[Jaye and her brother Aaron were arrested. Their sister, Sharon, has gotten Jaye out.]
Jaye: Just try to get Aaron out.
Sharon: He's already out
Jaye: Bastard! He sang?
Sharon: No, you admitted to driving the car.
Jaye: Oohh, I sang...
Sharon: There are like six Law & Orders on the air now, have you not seen one of them?
[Jaye and her brother Aaron were arrested. Their sister, Sharon, has gotten Jaye out.]
Jaye: Just try to get Aaron out.
Sharon: He's already out
Jaye: Bastard! He sang?
Sharon: No, you admitted to driving the car.
Jaye: Oohh, I sang...
Sharon: There are like six Law & Orders on the air now, have you not seen one of them?
Labels: Wonderfalls
13 March 2012
Quote of the Day: Wonderfalls
From "Pink Flamingos (1.02):
[Jaye has inanimate objects -- in this case, a ceramic chicken -- telling her what to do.]
Eric: So, did you defy the chicken?
Jaye: Uh-huh.
Eric: And how'd that work out for you?
Jaye: I think I may have killed a man.
Eric: Oh. So not as well as we'd hoped then?
[Jaye has inanimate objects -- in this case, a ceramic chicken -- telling her what to do.]
Eric: So, did you defy the chicken?
Jaye: Uh-huh.
Eric: And how'd that work out for you?
Jaye: I think I may have killed a man.
Eric: Oh. So not as well as we'd hoped then?
Labels: Wonderfalls
06 February 2012
I Miss "Pushing Daisies"
Bryan Fuller has created three TV shows I enjoy. (I think the only other person with that sort of track record is Joss "Buffy/Angel/Firefly/Dr. Horrible/Dollhouse" Whedon.)
The first I saw was actually the last: Pushing Daisies. Later I watched (on DVD) his oldest, Dead Like Me. Recently I (finally!) tracked down the one that came in between: Wonderfalls. (Thank you, Sno-Isle Library System!)
I'm really enjoying Wonderfalls, but it does make me miss Pushing Daisies.
So, here's an adorable bit from an early episode, featuring the amazing Kristin Chenoweth:
[Boo, hiss: I can't find one that embeds. Click here.]
The first I saw was actually the last: Pushing Daisies. Later I watched (on DVD) his oldest, Dead Like Me. Recently I (finally!) tracked down the one that came in between: Wonderfalls. (Thank you, Sno-Isle Library System!)
I'm really enjoying Wonderfalls, but it does make me miss Pushing Daisies.
So, here's an adorable bit from an early episode, featuring the amazing Kristin Chenoweth:
[Boo, hiss: I can't find one that embeds. Click here.]
Labels: Dead Like Me, Pushing Daisies, Wonderfalls
