I'm no Patti Stanger

I am seriously no Patti Stanger. For poeple who don't know who that is, she's the star of the show "Millionaire Matchmaker" who pairs millionaires up with either another millionaire or someone who is genuine.

I don't know what it is, but all, well not all, but some of my guy friends think that I'm a matchmaker. Two of my guy friends went through my Facebook friends and asked me about girls that they thought were cute. Another one got mad and asked me why I never set a girl that he thought was cute up with him. Well, guys let me tell you this: not girls are matchmakers. And if we do decide to take part in matchmaking, we thoroughly think it through. Or at least I do. I mean, don't get me wrong, I enjoy thinking about some of my friends getting together, but

I'm serious guys... don't assume that girls are always going to pair you up. When I think of a perfect girl for my guy friend or vice-versa, I will let you know. And honestly, it shows that your desperate. It's hard having your best guy friend get over a girl that he dated for years, always asking you of someone that he can pair you up with. Or my other friend, who quite frankly is more of a family acquaintance now, asking me who a girl is and WHEN I can set him up with said friend. Ugh. I'm sorry.

This all just annoyed me and I had to get it out. But, basically what I am trying to say is guys: when you ask you girl friend(s) to pair you up with someone all the time it just shows that you are flat out desperate and it might even question our friendship with you.

Gossip Girl comes back!

February and March always seem to bring back shows, which I don't mind whatsoever. I am excited to see how the new episodes of Gossip Girl start out. It's been interesting to see the spins that they have on that show. But, at the same time, it's getting predictable. The show right off the bat had some major followers, and it still does for the most part. Leave it to the man who created a show about Orange County to move on to Manhattan. It's interesting to see how they make the high schoolers, now college kids actually seem like that. The wealth that these kids have on the show, I think is probably what actually happens. Well, from what I know from Prep School in LA, this seems apparent. Needless to say, I am excited for Gossip Girl. It's been a while and I miss the what's-going-to-happen-next moments. Hopefully more of those moments will happen in this season.

NBC Shows

Alright. I have a feeling that some of you might be bored with the fact that I am constantly blogging about The Bachelor. But, what can I say, that show is addicting and the drama that comes after the show is even better! Now, for NBC shows.

Tonight, "Community" comes back on, which I am looking forward to. If you haven't started to watch "Community" do I hope that you do turn in. It's hilarious and my friend Brian and I actually notice some things that are similar to the community college that we go to. There may be some familiar faces that you see on "Community". The well-known actor, Chevy Chase, Joe McHale from E!'s "The Soup" and "The Hangover" naked man Ken Jeong. This show is witty and if you don't laugh comment and tell me how bad the show is, because I can never not crack a smile or a laugh when this show airs. The show is back on tonight on NBC at 8pm (Pacific Time).

Of course, the episode that many "The Office" fans have been waiting for. The "baby episode" which it's being called. I'm personally excited because my friend Brooks visited the set for this episode. And of course, I love Jim and Pam and I have been waiting for the baby to come. I thing that I like about this show is that you can come into it whenever you want. I'm not the type of person that has watched "The Office" straight from the beginning. And, isn't that the type of show that is a good show: when people can come all the time into the show. "The Office" airs tonight on NBC at 9pm (Pacific Time).

There are two shows that are new on NBC that I personally enjoy or at least hope to enjoy. The first one is "Marriage Ref". Before watching this show, I didn't know what to expect. My friend Dayton wanted to watch it and asked me to set my DVR. So, being the good friend that I was, I did. We watched it. I liked it. I think it's a more respectable version of "The Jerry Spring Show" or "Maury". Check it out tonight on NBC 10pm (Pacific Time).

The other show which I am excited to see how this one turns out is "Parenthood". "Parenthood" is about a sister/daughter/mom (Lauren Graham from "Gilmore Girls") who moves from Fresno back to her parents house for a better life. Other people in this show are Monica Potter, Craig T. Nelson and Dax Shepard. The show already brings up some of the difficult topics of parenthood. Hopefully, this show will be good. I really liked Monica Potter in that one TNT show, so hopefully this show won't end. I think she has so much potential.

Well, check out the show and let me know what you think of them.