No Samantha, though

I went to highschool with one of the principal actresses in The Carrie Diaries. And now I’m kind of worried that this will be the pinnacle of her career, because she is a very nice person and an excellent preformer.

Also, I would argue that there are several differences between Fringe and Babylon 5 (despite having only seen up to the end of the former’s third season). Fringe’s acting and writing are both stronger overall, and there seems to be less of a pre-planned storyline. JMS meticulously mapped out all five seasons of his show, causing him to take over writing duties for the majority of the episodes (and the dearth of other voices, in my opinion, was detrimental to the series’ quality). Fringe strikes me as being more willing to incorporate episodic plots into a larger framework, and I think that the show is stronger because it relies less on its arc. That principle does not apply to all shows, but in this case I think it does.

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But you see, Pantsless, Carrie Diaries all builds up to the climactic episode where her original multicultural friends all die horribly in an industrial Scrunchie accident. Traumatized, Carrie resolves to have only shallow and disposable friends from then on.

Saddens me that Martha Jones will be wasting her time on this show instead of being awesome on an awesome show. It’s kind of a Richard Castle situation.

Also, John Noble deserves to have ALL THE EMMYS and a few Golden Globes as well.

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I meant this is keeping her from either appearing on Dr. Who, or being on some other, new, awesome show.

[sarcasm detector broken]

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Just when you think the Wayans family has gone for good… they bring in their kids.

Oh joy.

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