Seriously. She’s gorgeous and a wonderful actress. How could I not develop a girlcrush?
Sungkyunkwan Scandal
A truly well-rounded drama.
Laughter and tears. Truly a love story.
Just finished this. <3333 And proceeded to start “Sungkyunkwan Scandal” because I couldn’t find anything with Han Ji Min I wanted to watch right away. Plus “Sungkyunkwan Scandal” has Park Min Young from “City Hunter”! She is becoming a favorite.
| Bartlet: | "Good morning! I’m speaking to you live from the West Wing of the White House. Today we have a very unique opportunity to take part live in an extremely historic event which -" Whoa, boy. |
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| Sam: | How you doing, Mr. President? |
| Bartlet: | Who wrote this intro? |
| Scott Tate: | I did, sir. I’m Scott Tate from NASA Public Affairs. |
| Bartlet: | Scott, unique means “one of a kind.” Something can’t be very unique, nor can it be extremely historic. |
| CJ: | While we’re at it, do we have to use the word “live” twice in the first two sentences like we just cracked the technology? |
| Tate: | Look - |
| CJ: | We’re also broadcasting in living color, right? |
| Bartlet: | Sam? |
| Sam: | Yeah. |
| Bartlet: | He’s gonna make some changes. |
| Tate: | You’re going to clear them with me? |
| Sam: | I doubt it. Write this: “Good morning. Eleven months ago a 1200 pound spacecraft blasted off from Cape Canaveral, Florida. Eighteen hours ago…” Is it eighteen hours ago? We’re on the air at noon eastern. |
| CJ: | Yeah. |
| Sam: | “Eighteen hours ago it landed on the planet Mars. You, me, and 60,000 of your fellow students across the country along with astroscientists and engineers from the Jet Propulsion Lab in Southern California, NASA in Houston, and right here at the White House, are going to be the first to see what it sees, and to chronicle the extraordinary voyage of an unmanned ship called Galileo V.” |
| Bartlet: | He said it right. |
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That moment when you finish a book, look around, and realize that everyone is just carrying on with their lives as though you didn’t just experience emotional trauma at the hands of a paperback.
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Sophie Turner on Sansa hate: “A lot of people do dislike Sansa, and they dislike her from the books so I guess I’m doing my job, hopefully well? But sometimes the dislike goes a bit too far and people say horrible things about Sansa that they want to happen to her. Sometimes it goes too far, and it upsets me because then I kind of feel like, “Am I making her too annoying?” Like, people want to kill her? Really? So, um, it hurts.”
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