All About That Nerdy Life ☝🏻

So, continuing on with my Hayley Atwell watch-a-thon, I both began and finished Conviction within a day. Why do they keep ending her shows on cliff-hangers? Also, Eddie Cahill was a pleasant bonus.

Firstly. I loved it and am so pissed they cancelled it. The writing, the characters, the actors and that navy dress with the aqua trim was perfect. This was such a well rounded and cast show.

Secondly. I really wish the Endgame ending didn’t happen. I think Souza was worthy enough for Peggy.

Thirdly. How dare they end the season on a cliffhanger! Who killed Thompson. Didn’t even like the guy - but I’ll never know who killed the guy, or what the little pin keys were for. Screw you Marvel. Agent Carter deserved a better ending than this.

So I’ve continued on with the rest of the first season. I understand why it was cancelled. It does get a bit tedious at times, but the writing is terrific.

Last episode I watched had a Stan Lee cameo in it. Didn’t think I’d see anymore of those after Endgame. So that was kind of cool.

I have no idea why I’ve put off watching this for so long. Probably because I didn’t particularly like Captain America: The First Avenger very much, but I wish I had watched it earlier.

Only on the first episode and I knew Peggy Carter was a badass, but she kicked some guys ass with a stapler so you know - that was kind of awesome.

I finally convinced my Harry Potter avoiding mother to read Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone for the first time last night.

So I was having a Harry Potter marathon, as I do every year on July 31st, and a thought occurred to me.

If Lucius Malfoy hadn’t given Ginny Weasley Tom Riddle’s Diary, Voldemort would probably still be alive. I mean, Harry wouldn’t have went looking for a diary - because quite frankly he’s an idiot, and would’ve been dead or expelled in book one if not for his friends.