Dog: The Bounty Hunter. Last night as I was getting ready for bed, I flipped on the TV so I could turn off the light and still move around the room without tripping over the *ahem* Christmas boxes that I have yet to put into the attic. There was apparently some sort of Dog: The Bounty Hunter marathon going on. I have to tell you, that show is strangely addicting. I promise that if you ever stumble across it you will be mesmerized by that bounty hunting family. They are pure eye candy. I don't mean like decadent melt-in-your-mouth chocolate, I mean like Sour Patch Kids. Even though you want to stop, you just CAN'T. They are too much fun to look at. Also, how could you not love a man who looks like that, screams mothereffer as he arrests people and then tries to get them to let Jesus into their hearts as they travel to jail? How, I ask you?
Photo credit: Got Dog's picture here.
7 comments:
All I can think when I see that guy is, Dog looks like he quite possibly has fleas. YUCK! I know what you mean about things like that being weirdly addicting, though, especially when you're tired and there's not a lot on. It's funny to watch idiots get arrested by people who are only slightly above them on the idiot scale, too.
I don't think I could watch that show. I'm with Astarte on the flea thing. Ick.
My son was talking about bounty hunters (from Star Wars) to his grandma, and she asked if we let him watch this show. Um, no. He's three.
i've never watched it, but i do know that i definitely WOULD get sucked into it. :-)
YES! Christmas decorations still out! I just put mine back in the closet last weekend. AFTER the two year old fell off one of the boxes onto his head. (don't ask. It would have been hilarious if he hadn't gotten hurt.)
I think I have just seen all of that show that I need to!
Christmas decorations were put up long agao, but I just threw out the poinsettias tonight.
Oh dude. I'm so with you on this. We've totally been sucked into numerous episodes, just like that. Flipping channels and we stop to just watch a bit... and then? 30 minutes have gone by.
An interesting aside: my husband MET Dog's niece, who is also a bounty hunter/bail bondsman here in Washington. Turns out it is totally a family business. Which is just... odd.
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