Clone Wars tidbit and one reason why I like Quizno's
Browsing through the new Star Wars Insider today at the bookstore, I discovered an interesting little tidbit that Clone Wars director Dave Fiolini(sp?) said about how they developed the characterization of Anakin's padawan, Ahsoka. He said that they took a look at Carrie Fisher's performance and Princess Leia's dynamics while working with Han and Luke. Now before you get your panties in a bunch, I'm pretty sure that they weren't looking at developing a romantic relationship, just strictly professional behavior.
In regards to the Quizno's portion of the subject-line... They have one of the better in-house music channels. Subway usually gets their music from the local pop or country station, but Quizno's pumps it in from satallite (I think). I've discovered quite a few good songs while having dinner there, and it was just recently where I discovered a song by Cake called "Short Skirt/Long Jacket," portions of which just so happen to be the opening-credits song for Chuck! Surprisingly, NBC's website for Chuck doesn't have that listed in their Music section for each episode. Sure, I could have Google'd "theme song for Chuck" and gotten what I was looking for (and I actually wound up doing just that), but this was a nice way to unexpectantly discover something you wanted but weren't looking for in the first place.
In regards to the Quizno's portion of the subject-line... They have one of the better in-house music channels. Subway usually gets their music from the local pop or country station, but Quizno's pumps it in from satallite (I think). I've discovered quite a few good songs while having dinner there, and it was just recently where I discovered a song by Cake called "Short Skirt/Long Jacket," portions of which just so happen to be the opening-credits song for Chuck! Surprisingly, NBC's website for Chuck doesn't have that listed in their Music section for each episode. Sure, I could have Google'd "theme song for Chuck" and gotten what I was looking for (and I actually wound up doing just that), but this was a nice way to unexpectantly discover something you wanted but weren't looking for in the first place.
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chipper
LOL I love that expression.
I have to see the movie before I can decide if I see these Princess Leia qualities.
OMG I love that song. I remember the summer of 2001 I worked at American Eagle and they played it all the time. It was the only song I never got tired of.