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Don't you just hate it when you're passing time on the t.v. and decide to watch something for the first time and enjoying it so much you decide to start following the show. Only to realize the following week that you got the date wrong and don't really remember which day it was on. So you try again same time the next day, and the next until the week passes. So you think maybe you got the wrong time, so you watch again the next week estimating the time but still the week passes and you don't even get to get a glimpse of it. 

What's worst is you see the trailer for the next episodes but the time they show is meaningless because they're not on local time and you just don't know which country has the same time as yours. It's been 4 weeks since I first watched the show. I don't see the trailers anymore so I guess I won't have to wait for it this week. *sigh*






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