Couch 105-The couch with no issues.

I like C. Flockhart

Um...why? As with Dr. Who, I've just never understood the appeal.

It just is. Nothing that can be explained. Why do I like fritos but not doritos? Or lemon drops but not chocolate? Or cold distant therapists rather than the warm kind? I hated Paul but liked Gina.

I, too, like Calista Flockhart. Fritos over Doritos. Lemon drops instead of chocolate but I like my therapists warm and fuzzy.

Hush, SD, hush. Fritos? Lemon drops? Callista Flockhart? My respect for you sinks every minute.

Except I have no idea who Paul and Gina are.

Ally McBeal! I used to love that show...

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I have never felt strongly about Calista Flockhart although I enjoy her character on Supergirl.

Chocolate generally wins in my candy book.

I love Fritos and Doritos equally well.

I also have no idea who Paul and Gina are

Two of the 3 therapists on In Treatment

Its just that supersquirrel is REAL. unlike... oh wait - supergirl DID say on Ellen that she got the part cuz she could fly...

Is "In Treatment" like the client version of "Inside Out"? (Which therapists seem obsessed with. Along with tea.)

I have not seen inside out. It sounded like parts were sad. I do like Lewis Black though

The eight year old says Inside Out is scary. I'm beginning to be of the mind that a bit of fear is good for kids...

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I seem to have lowered my anxiety by withdrawing from one of my uni subjects.

I have always admired Squirrels industriousness.

I'm waiting for pasta water to boil. In the spirit of not watching the pot I came to check in. Today was horrible and I'm glad to be home. Busy but the attitudes on the phone! Whoa, a lot of people must've been disappointed at their lumps of coal from Santa!

So. X-Files revival.

It's been foreeeeever since I watched X-Files. I tried to do a rewatch about five or six years ago and it just felt very dated. It didn't hold the same luster that I recall from my junior high and high school years. Plus, there was Fringe which I felt like was X-Files done better - that is, it couldn't have existed if X-Files hadn't first existed but it took the premise of X-Files (somewhat) and created a cohesive story with fun characters.

On the other hand, I kind of want to tune in because I'm sure there will be fan service but do I remember enough of the original to catch the fan service? I stopped watching around season six-ish? Maybe season five. And I wasn't a hardcore viewer.

I don't feel like doing a rewatch.

But then Scully/Mulder brought the word "shipper" to fandom. I feel like I owe them that much.

BTW, on a different note, my T tells me I overthink things.

I loved Ally McBeal. Haven't seen Inside Out or In Treatment.
Like Doritos over Fritos, chocolate, and warm, fuzzy therapists!

How do people binge-watch? I need tips.

Well. I think some people hunker down on Friday night (or whenever their weekend starts) and then they just watch until their eyes fall out of their heads.

We just start a show and watch a few episodes a night.

I don't know how to binge-watch as I can't even sit still through a 30 minute show. There are tons of shows I'd like to binge-watch but they'd have to be in 10-minute segments with 5 minute breaks between them. I wonder if I have ADD?

See, that's my problem. Can't sit still.

The next person IRL to call me a hippy is getting punched in the face...

Depending on the show, I might do crosswords or play Candy Crush while watching.

Some shows though are just really engaging. I found Marvel's Jessica Jones engaging. The Man in the High Castle (Amazon Instant Video) was incredible.

So we can call you a hippy on here, then?

I'd like to punch people IRL who call me an egghead.

Well, currently I'm binge watching old U2 concerts on YouTube. I prefer to call it being on a U2 kick though. Besides, I'm more listening to it than watching it anyway...

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When I binge watch things I just lay on the couch all day and watch a ton of episodes. For me, I wouldn't consider it a binge unless I watched like at least six episodes. Otherwise that's just normal tv watching for me. I watch too much tv. I think the most I've watched at a time was like 13 episodes, and that was for Orange is the New Black, which is kinda meant to be binge watched since all the episodes come out at once. I also enjoy binge watching Once Upon a Time, the greatest show ever <3