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[fyroychiu]

Chat with Roy Chiu and Director Mag Hsu!

Roy Chiu and Mag Hsu, the director of DEAR EX (誰先愛上他的), will be live on Yahoo! TV on Friday, October 12, at 12 noon, Taiwan time. (That’s Thursday, October 11, 9pm PST.) And you might get a chance to chat with them! Just send your phone number and what you want to say to [email protected], and you might hear back from them!

No details on whether or not you have to have a Taiwan phone number, so it’s a worth a shot if you’re interested. Also check out the livestream page when the time rolls around.

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“I leave it alone even though, you know, you do want to sometimes but I resist the temptation.”

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Amazing Teri interview!

Make sure you also give them a hit on the facebook live link!

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EVERYTHING IS ABSOLUTELY GENIUS

“Team Scorpion” goes Broadway aka First real look at the musical number from “Scorpion” s4 premiere. That reveals a bit of “why” they’re singing. Get a look at Walt & Paige (Elyes & Kat) singing & Sly, Cabe & Toby joining in with dancing…

LYRICS (AS FAR AS REVEALED SO FAR)

Walt: “I feel like sun is shinin’ and the birds are singin’

         and the high pitch from it’s coo tells me it’s English Short Paced Pigeon”

Paige: “I feel mighty groovy, I feel mighty fine”

Walt: “Cause you’re  sweeter than a pie, like 3 point 1 4 1 5 9″  

Walt: “I feel just like sayin’ that the best equation is

         Paige Dineen plus Walter equals romantic occasion”

Sly: Good morning, Walter. I brought bagels.

Walt: No time for bagels. I’m doing a musical number.

Sly: A musical? Fantastical Fantastico!

source: YahooTV tweet & YahooTV

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Best Way To Celebrate 15 Years Of The Wire

[heisenbergchronicles]

Q: Chuck’s smugness on the stand, especially when he makes his little speech about how he knows why Jimmy brought Rebecca there, then his outburst… it’s reminiscent of Jack Nicholson on the stand at the end of A Few Good Men. Chuck is so sure that he has disarmed Jimmy, and he gets very, very angry when it turns out that really Jimmy has just set him up. Was that an intentional nod to A Few Good Men? A - Gordon Smith: “Yes, and no. We went kind of to the same source that A Few Good Men went to, which is The Caine Mutiny of it. All three scenes have the same DNA, I think, which is, yes, that sense of somebody brought down by their own hubris. It’s sort of the classic of tragedy structure, where somebody has the opportunity to not do this thing that destroys them, and they still do it. And I think Chuck is exactly that character. He counts on the fact that he’s the smartest guy in the room to always save him. And sometimes when you’re the smartest guy in the room, but you’re not the nicest guy in the room, that can come back to bite you in the ass.” – from ‘Better Call Saul’ Postmortem: The Truth of Chuck’s Illness and Jimmy’s Big Play (YahooTV)

Note: There’s also has a Breaking Bad connection here. In 5.02, “Madrigal,” Mike is watching The Caine Mutiny when Walt and Jesse go over to his house. In the post-mortem for that episode, Vince told EW that The Caine Mutiny is “one of my very favorite movies.”

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No matter how many people you add, this show still comes down to the balance of Oliver, Diggle, and Felicity. Oliver is driven to do good by any means necessary and he needs Diggle and Felicity to keep him from becoming as bad as the criminals he hunts. Diggle needs Oliver and Felicity to check the rage that made him kill his brother. Felicity needs Diggle and Oliver to keep from backsliding into the anarchist hacker she once was. Diggle saying, “You, me, Felicity — we make each other better,” is basically the writers pointing out what the show needs to be its best.

Robert Chan of Yahoo TV in recap of “Arrow” 5x12: “Another Havenrock”

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