Bastard-coated bastards with bastard fillings.

I love my local radio station. The morning show always makes me smile, and I love the on-air chemistry between Sam and Michelle and Natalie. When you add in producer Jay and street-man Hunter (oh, you of the lovely voice that makes me go all melty inside), it morphs into awesome with a heavy dash of awesome-spice. They seem to really enjoy each other and make each other laugh. It MAKES my commute in the mornings, when I am so less than willing to give the stupidity leaks driving around the benefit of the doubt.

But then they open the phones to the audience and my fellow Houston-ers make me despair for the human race. For example, after TR Knight came out following Chokegate, most of the audience members said they would no longer buy him as heterosexual George and some even suggested the show's ptb make the character gay. The only one who said he'd have an issue with Burke after Isaiah Washington's fine display of asshattery was Sam, the head DJ. If I hadn't been in the car at the time, or driving, I would have *headdesk* times a million.

Today was another especially fine day. The topic was Antonella Barba from American Idol, and the racy photos of her that have been bombarding the internet since she made it onto AI. Considering that Frenchie Davis was dismissed from the competition after it was discovered that she did porn (or rather had photos of herself posted ON a porn site, although I have heard some involved her "doing" stuff of a porn-ish nature), people are all a-twitter that Antonella hasn't also been dismissed, and are even raising objections, going so far as to hold a rally against American Idol.

That's neither here nor there, as I can't speak on the subject since I've purposely skipped over every post on ohnotheydidnt regarding the whole thing (save for the post linked above). But then some of the callers this morning raised the idea of morals, and that this is a moral discussion because what Antonella did was immoral. What the hell? Individual morality is SUBJECTIVE. There ARE society norms, but when it all comes down to it, people are going to follow their own moral code, which is usually a grab bag of cultural, religious, and societal norms. What you deem inappropriate or wrong does not mean the same holds true for the rest of us.

Oh, humanity.

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And, Jake, honey, you totally ARE a boy scout and it’s lovely and adorable. My crush is in FULL BLOOM.

Pretty, funny boys are the bestest!

cammy, among others over at TWoP, posted some tidbits from the Brothers & Sisters panel at the Paley Festival. I loved this one from dear Matthew:

"Someone asked how Matthew masters his American accent, and he basically said he tries his hardest to sound like the other brothers. But he said he sometimes messes up and once the director (may have been Ken Olin, can’t remember) yelled "cut" and said something like, "Try not to sound like you’re from Middle Earth." That got a lot of laughs. There were quite a few questions directed at Matthew Rhys, which I hardly minded since we rarely get to hear his real accent - it’s quite remarkable how he can hide it."

HEE! And I know this makes me a complete geeky fangirl, but I love it when the cast seems to get along so well. It gives me the warm fuzzies.

ETA: Oh! 2MuchTV's account is pretty close to awesome.