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The Hills Is Fake…No It’s Not…

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So the series finale of The Hills ended this week. I know that this was one of the last reality shows I watched until Lauren Conrad left. But at the end they left quite the twist. Brody gives Kristen a hug and Kristen leaves in a car and Brody turns around and he’s on a TV sound stage. Now. I have always maintained that the show was fake…and I loved it still. So did these people put us on for a ride for all those years trying to pull the wool over our eyes.

Lo Bosworth was quick to jump on the rumor saying that the show isn’t fake.

“Don’t worry. It wasn’t fake. I have never shot any Hills scenes on a stage of any kind.”

BUT

Though she admits “some relationships were pushed by producers,” they all blossomed into a real-life friendship — and some were genuine even before cameras started rolling. “Lauren [Conrad], Kristin, and I have known each other since we were all under 5-ft. tall,” she says. “No conspiracy there.”

I don’t know. I still think there was some sort of faking there. There couldn’t possibly be a real scene like the one of Heidi trying to eat after her plastic surgery…or could there?

If I Don’t Write About The Series Finale Of Lost It Means It Never Happened

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It has been almost 24 hours to me since Lost ended. I still am in shock and disbelief that it’s actually over. I have shed my fair amount of tears too. I was convinced yesterday that if I didn’t watch it that meant it wasn’t over for me. Thus it wouldn’t be over and they would still make new episodes for me. Before I continue I have to remind you that there may or may not be spoilers. It’s probably likely there won’t be because I have no clue what the show is actually about. And as always if you haven’t seen it yet you can go here to the ABC site to watch it.

First, I’ve read a lot of theories today and really it took up most of my day to read everything I could find to see what everyone else thought. Out of all the things I read these two articles were my favorite. One was from the Onion, yes it’s a made up story people but still really funny. And the other one was Ten Facts You Never Knew About Lost.

So the ending. It made me cry. And it made me realize that I had been right for the last six seasons. They were all dead. And since I guessed that, which in itself is amazing because I am so lost it’s not funny, it kinda makes me wonder if we weren’t looking for the obvious. I mean mostly everyone had been reunited and it was a happy ending. They walked into the light. And who ended up together? Jack and Kate. I had always routed for Kate and Sawyer though. (I just got goosebumps thinking about the scene where  Claire was in labor and Charlie remembered who she was. Crazy stuff.)

And Hurley became the next protector of the island. I mean isn’t that obvious too that he got such a big thing to do. The show always revolved around him. It wouldn’t have made me surprised at all if it was all Hurley’s story.

I’m glad that wacko world, as I call it, had a point. I was waiting to find out that it didn’t. But things in the Lost world always have a reason. Or at least we hope. I have been consulting with someone through the day on the new questions we have from the finale. I think that I’m going to have to watch the whole six seasons again to make sense of the last episode.

All in all the moral is simple right? Our lives are what we make of them and we can determine our own fate in some way.

The ‘ER’ Series Finale Party

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ER is finished with it’s last episode on Thursday. I still can’t believe it and that’s mostly because this year was the best season yet. And the guy above? Is the new doctor I have a crush on. Dr. Brenner. Every time he cries I swear I have to too. I hope they find something new and excited for Simon Lyons so I can follow him to a new show.

The cast had their series finale party last night at Social in Los Angeles last night. Some of the cast pitched in with their lasting memories of ER.

“It’s difficult to invest as much energy, time and passion and then not be on it but still be accountable to it. In some ways, I’ve been waiting for this. And in others, it’s the closing of a really beautiful chapter in my life, so I feel melancholy.” — Noah Wyle (Dr. John Carter)

“It’s very cliche to say it’s a family here, but it’s very genuine here, and I will miss it incredibly.” –David Lyons (Dr. Simon Brenner)

“It’s going to be strange not seeing these guys every day. I’ve been spoiled here.” — Parminder Nagra (Dr. Neela Rasgotra)

“This is a show about saving and helping people, about sacrifice and working hard. We have worked very hard to do that right.” — Troy Evans (Desk Clerk Frank Martin)

“It’s been great to be part of something that has such a rich legacy and go down in TV history and have a small part in it.” — Angela Bassett (Dr. Cate Banfield)

“It’s amazing to go everywhere in the world and have people recognize you and be nice and appreciative of your work.” – Abraham Benrubi (Desk Clerk Jerry Markovic)

“Being on this show has changed my life. It’s given me respect in the business. People look at me like I’m a totally different actor.” — John Stamos (Dr. Tony Gates)

“I wasn’t gonna be sad. But now I’m looking at 15 years of my life. I’m saying my thank-yous quietly, my so-longs and see-you-laters. Not goodbye.” — Yvette Freeman (Nurse Haleh Adams)

“I had downloaded the theme to ‘ER’ before I was on the show and I used to jog and pretend I was in the opening credits.” — Scott Grimes (Dr. Archie Morris)

ER has been around for half of my life. Well that’s not quite true, but almost. I will miss that show. I have watched every season and through all the things I went through in my life it was there every week. Well, except when there were reruns. I will miss it terribly.

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