Great fannish glee!

[partly]

finabair is a wonderful fan-pusher and she got me copies of Scarecrow and Mrs. King. I never really watched the series when it was on, but it's cute and highly recommended.

However, the very best part of it is watching the show with my 15-year-old daughter. We are in the middle of the third season (although we are missing most of season two) and the "will they or won't they" factor is really heating up.

It is *so* much fun to watch the show with a romantic-minded teenager! She catches every time they hold hands, every little look, all the dialog that means more than they say.

I'm not much of a shipper, but I love it when it's part of a well-written show. And this show is very well written, so I'd probably enjoy it in any case. It's just made so much more fun to fangirl over it with my daughter. She's counting down the episodes until they finally kiss. I count myself lucky that my 15-year-old isn't so besotted by pop-culture that old fashioned romance is beneath her.

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[amilyn.livejournal.com]

I have EVERYTHING. It is CRIMINAL that you don't have S2.

Must...must...fix...somehow!

[partly.livejournal.com]

Heh. I'm just thrilled that we have season three. Although, from what I can tell from comments and notes on fanfic, there were some really good eps in season two that I missed.

Still, I have "All the World's" and from what I hear (since I don't thing I've ever seen it) that's the first time they kiss.

And it better be watchable or Myr is going to kill me!

[amilyn.livejournal.com]

Are you still using a VCR as well as DVD? I KNOW I have everything on VHS and can send you all of S2 if you'd like.

And, yes, "All the World's" the first "real" kiss. There are several other kisses, but that was the first one that was for its own sake.

I should also send you my PSYCHOTICALLY detailed ep guide...it's like over 40 pages, I think.