Showing posts with label reality tv. Show all posts
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Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Kate Plus Eight Series Finale


It's the last episode of Kate Plus 8.  (Happy Dance!! Happy Dance!!!)

I have watched Jon and Kate Plus 8 from the beginning, so as much as I can't STAND Kate Gosselin, I had to watch the last episode of Kate Plus 8.

They are doing interviews with Kate and her "team".  Ashley commenting about "I would die for these kids, but I can't stand another minute with her."  Kate responds that she thinks it was "over dramatic".  Isn't that all Kate does since the moment the TV cameras started to roll on her?  Be Dramatic??  Hello Kettle.
The producers ask Kate how her and Ashley are now.  Kate says they're fine; Ashley doesn't feel the same way.  As usual, Kate brushes everyone else's feelings under the rug. 

Kate says that people think that she is like "Mommy Dearest".  I do!  She's one "NO WIRE HANGER" away from Faye Dunaway.   As she screams "DONT SPEAK-ANYMORE"  "I'm in charge, thats never going to change".  She's horrible.

Mady (a mini version of Kate) said it best that doing the show was like having their own home movies.  They didn't have time to video their childhood, and it was done for them.  For that reason, I'm glad that they did the show.  Those kids ARE cute.

Old clips of Jon and his interviews are shown.  It shows Kate just being horrible to him.  Yelling at him, talking down to him, she was just rude.  Its always been Kates way, and I believe them getting married, and them having children, she was the driving force behind it.  I can just see her saying "I want to get married - NOW.  I want to have kids - NOW".  He says "I met Kate at 20, I got married at 22, I had twins at 23, I had sextuplets at 27.  Our marriage fell apart and I felt like I was free"
I believe he felt like he was free from Kate; not from the kids.  Again, this is MY opinion.

Kate says that the future hold TV for her.  (Eye roll)  I personally don't see myself watching anything that has Kate Gosselin on/in it.  I can't stand her.  I love the kids.  I would love to see where there are 5, 10, 20 years from now.  (Probably all hauling ass away from Kate the moment they turn 18.  I know I would).  It would be interesting to see where and what Kates relationship will be with her kids when they are older.  Those kids were her meal ticket.
I think a few therapy sessions with Dr. Phil on the OWN network would actually pull in some ratings!!!  Why IS Kate such a control freak?  Why does she drive away her friends?  Why does she drive away her family?

In conclusion, Kate Gosselin is just a miserable, unhappy, control freak.  I for one, am happy to not be seeing her on TV anymore, and even better, not hearing her constantly screaming at people.

Goodbye Kate.  Hope we see the kids soon, but I'll take a pass with you. 

Friday, August 26, 2011

"Hey baby lets go to Vegas"

"Hey baby lets go to Vegas - Kiss the single life goodbye - hey baby lets go to Vegas - Bet on love and let it ride"  Faith Hill - Lets Go To Vegas

Las Vegas is on my mind....lets make a few things clear - I'm a stay at home mommy of 2 babies, so sadly, I will not be going to Vegas any time soon. Whaaa...  OK chin up, time to type.
During the day, if possible that both kids are napping at the same time, I will put on "The Girls Next Door" you know with Holly Madison, Bridget Marquardt, Kendra Wilkinson, and of course HEF!
Anyway, I'm watching episodes of them going to Vegas. Flying in on a private jet, staying at the Palms, greeted by the Maloofs, sleeping(?) in the Hugh Hefner suite, and money to play at the high roller tables. But unlike "The Girls Next Door" I don't get VIP tickets to Beatles shows, O, and I don't have a mansion staff/bodyguards at my beck and call.
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That's sooooooo far from MY Vegas experience.
I stayed at the Golden Nugget. I actually LOVE that hotel, how its on Fremont St, and it has TWO Starbucks in the hotel oh yeah, and since I stayed there before, my rooms were COMPED! WHOO HOO!  The pool is impressive, it has a shark tank and there is a slide that goes thru the shark tank.  But I'm the girl playing the penny slot machines, and will be brave and hit a roulette table occasionally.

Did you know that we got married in Vegas?  A planned wedding.  We didnt just go hop on a plane and say "lets do it!". We had a fun wedding, I did the whole gown/veil, he rented a tux, and  bridesmaides dresses., and a photographer.and not only is she gorgeous (she looks like Shania Twain to me) and her website. We LOVED her. Here is a plug for our photographer. Her name is Urszula, and her website is www.perlablue.com  She was amazing, professional, and reasonably priced! HIGHLY recommend!!!

My only thing I regret is not seeing a Carrot Top show while I was in Vegas. (You may learn more about my love with Carrot Top - seriously, not a joke - thru future blogs.)

I heard and saw some youtube videos that now in addition to the Fremont St experience they have a ZIPLINE!  How awesome is that??!  Dang, I wanna go!  I'm more of the Golden Nugget girl.  The "strip" is the fun place to be during the day and you can see the lions that were used in the Siegfreid & Roy show, and of course the Bellagio fountains. And my most FAVORITE bar in Las Vegas is O'Sheas. Total hole in the wall bar/casino, and I LOVED it. It was a place to get some drinks, gamble, and you didn't need to break out the GPS to locate your friends or the bathroom.
I enjoyed walking on the strip during the day, but once it got dark, I was afraid some drunk person was going to throw up on me, So I was perfectly happy going back to the Golden Nugget and having my nightly "Fremont Street Experience" right outside my hotel door.

Now I have all these Vegas songs stuck in my head now:
Katy Perry - "Wakin up in Vegas"
"Shut up and put your money where your mouth is - thats what you get for wakin up in Vegas - Get up and shake the glitter off your clothes now - thats what you get for waking up in Vegas"
And of course - we can not forget the King! Mr. ELVIS PRESLEY and "Viva Las Vegas"
"Bright light city gonna set my soul, gonna set my soul on fire"

And ironically the TV show Las Vegas with James Caan, Josh Duhamel opening title was "A Little Less Conversation" by Elvis Presley.  After being pronounced man and wife, thats the song we chose to walk up the aisle to. LOVED out wedding.  LOVED Vegas. (except that the damn static electricity got me everytime I moved!) But great memories, great town, and someday I hope to return.

Until then, I get to watch shows about Vegas, people with a hell of a lot more money than me visiting Vegas, and doing the wild and crazy things that you're supposed to do when you go there. :)

The voice that is MIKE ROWE

I'm sitting on the couch with my husband who is watching "American Chopper".  From what I'm seeing, it looks like this must have been one of the very first (if not THE first) episode(s) of "American Chopper.  It says the original air date for this is May 12, 2003. WOW
Anyway, its being narrated by Mike Rowe. You know who he is. The host of Discovery Channels "Dirty Jobs" and narrator of "Deadliest Catch"
What IS it about this mans voice?  It's so damn soothing.  Can he just talk to me at night and put me to sleep? Not to mention I find him to be quite easy on the eyes. Maybe its because Ive seen his show "Dirty Jobs" and there is something about a "manly man" getting all dirty, and working up a sweat. That the "blue collar" boys really ARE working hard for their money?
Is it that firefighter fantasy? That hes that "manly man" who can scoop you right up, and carry you to safety?
I don't know, but either way, Mike Rowe is sure nice on the eyes - and a voice to boot!