Thinking Pink

Wednesday, January 28, 2015

Pinky's Fandance - Undateable Cast

Undateable was a mid-season replacement show on NBC last year that I ended up really enjoying way more than I ever thought I would.

When I saw a few of the cast members (from left to right: Rick Glassman, David Flynn, and Brent Morin) together at the Golden Globes, of course I had to get a picture! Can't wait for this show to come back in March. Now I only have two cast members left to meet. Wahoo!

Friends!

We got to see some of our fellow superfan friends the other day at the Hollywood Show.

Of course we had to take a selfie! Why not?!

Celebrity Wrap Up - Friday Edition

Hello and welcome to Friday's edition of Celebrity Wrap Up.

Did someone make her that dress in Home Economics?

I love her sass!

We get it, Kate, you've got a rocking body...

Awww.....look at that little pumpkin!

That dress matches my hair!

Tuesday, January 27, 2015

Today in 1976

On this day in 1976, Laverne & Shirley premiered. What a show! I loved it so much. Although I was only three when it started (or maybe just 2 1/2), I must've caught a bunch of re-runs when I was older. I loved the girls' antics, Lenny & Squiggy dropping by, and, of course, Laverne's cursive L on her shirts.

I'm still ridiculously jealous that my darling husband not only got to be on an episode of the show, but got to drink milk and Pepsi with Laverne!!!

Pinky's Fandance - Victor Williams

If you don't know Victor's name, but totally recognize him on sight, I feel you. I'm totally the same way. I watched him on Kings of Queens for so long that I feel like we're friends.

Now that he's on The Affair, he's in a totally different type of role and it's great to see him explore different options with his career. Glad he didn't get pigeon-holed after the sitcom!

Men, Women, & Children

Last night we watched the new Jason Reitman film Men, Women, and Children starring Jennifer Garner, Adam Sandler, and Judy Greer.

To be honest, I'm not quite sure how I feel about the movie as a whole. It was quite dark and the characters were very all-or-nothing, yet still interesting.

I did love how they showed how digitally involved everyone is by showing their screens above their heads. It was brilliant. They used this device a lot - showing text messages, reading internet sites - during the film and that part I really enjoyed.

It does leave one with a haunting feeling, though. Again, I don't really know how to feel about this movie, but it is interesting, thought-provoking, and incredibly timely.