I watched Parenthood last night, the night it is actually on, at its actual time. And it was still good.
I wasn't as tired because I had taken a two hour nap earlier (SO awesome), but I still feel like this is not the best time for Parenthood to air. I don't know what it is, it's just too late, and I don't know. Maybe I just like watching it on the internet because it's closer to my face and there's not quite as many commercials or pop-up ads as I'm watching. (Who would have thought there would be more pop-up ads when you're watching on TV than on the internet. But there are, all those little banners at the bottom that take up a fourth of the screen, telling you to watch what's coming up next or whatever. I really hate that.)
My favorite stories from this week were Max and Kristina with the yearbook photography situation and Crosby and Adam with the Ashes of Rome drama. It was a little unbelievable that the lead singer would agree so quickly after Crosby's inspirational speech, but it did sort of make me think that maybe he's just really insecure and that's why he always wants to record so many times. So hearing Crosby (who doesn't even like him) tell him he's actually good was able to calm him down and make him comply. That's believable I guess.
I also liked the Joel story. First of all, Julia is a great actress. Second, Joel is making me mad. But I did for real enjoy the drunk cake scene at the store with Crosby:
"I'm drunk."
"Oh you are?"
HA ha ha ha. I love everybody on this show, and I especially love when they're all together, which is always. (Except for Haddie. Bring Haddie back! I should start a blog called Operation: Bring Haddie Back to Parenthood. I won't though. She's busy at college, so I won't bother her. What is she studying I wonder.)
