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But didn't she run out in front of that police car intentionally to get to Beth? I'm not sure I was going to re-watch that part because I was not paying attention the first time.
Carol ran out of the building & got hit by the police car, by accident.
Cops took her unconscious, to the hospital.
Beth asked the doctor what meds might help Carol.
Beth got the meds, put it into her IV. Carol woke up, got better.
Then Rick, Daryl, & rest of the Family got there to rescue Beth & Carol.....
Is this television program a soap opera disguised as zombies?
*can't really say much about the television at the moment since I am about to plant myself in front of it for the remainder of the evening and watch every Christmas Movie on the Hallmark Channel this evening*
I did manage to get the current baby quilt quilted, trimmed and ready for the binding.
Is this television program a soap opera disguised as zombies?
*can't really say much about the television at the moment since I am about to plant myself in front of it for the remainder of the evening and watch every Christmas Movie on the Hallmark Channel this evening*
I did manage to get the current baby quilt quilted, trimmed and ready for the binding.
Basically, lol. I think Chow has even referred to it as a soap opera for men. I told him last night, the way they're shooting it at this point, it's starting to sound like those old Calvin Klein Obsession commercials.
Is this television program a soap opera disguised as zombies?
*can't really say much about the television at the moment since I am about to plant myself in front of it for the remainder of the evening and watch every Christmas Movie on the Hallmark Channel this evening*
I did manage to get the current baby quilt quilted, trimmed and ready for the binding.
It's a man style soap opera- all the drama of a soap, but with gun, guts, and gore. Not necessarily in that order.
Sons of Anarchy is the same except zombies are not used to justify gore.
I am glad I don't watch television except for this time of year for the cheesy Christmas Movies.
I think Mr. CSD has actually lost his mind within the last few hours, hopefully he will find it bouncing along the interstate and pick it up before he gets home which means he has about 1.5 hours to find it and reinstall it into his head.
I have to call the corporate office for Joann Fabric which is absolutely silly but must be done.
I was over charged and got the refund however, I was not refunded as much as I should have been
and the manager at the store is not longer being helpful.
It is a good thing I love paper and print everything I want before I go shopping so I have proof from their website what the price should have been and I have my receipt and the tags that were attached to the fabric as well.
Okay, back to "A Boyfriend for Christmas" for a while.
It's a man style soap opera- all the drama of a soap, but with gun, guts, and gore. Not necessarily in that order.
Sons of Anarchy is the same except zombies are not used to justify gore.
Yeah, that's another thing, the gore has been so awesomely, gratuitously ramped up, it's laughable.
Here is my situation. Not enough money = no proper food for dinner, and I'm starving + drowsy as heck. Rent day sucks .
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