
Totally Lucky by Zoey Indiana
Why waste money planning an arranged wedding when one’s going to find a true mate eventually anyway?

Why waste money planning an arranged wedding when one’s going to find a true mate eventually anyway?
It’s the last episode of the fourth season and of course it’s a dud.
Stifler’s brother decides to make a movie about a movie.
An English nobleman, a waif that can see ghosts, and a mystery involving (what else?) dead mums.
Well, it’s fine to choose skipping this thing altogether. One won’t miss much by doing so.
A lion and a cougar. Oh dear, what will their kids look like?
Fat girl sees a hot guy and dumps the man she’s supposed to marry for him ASAP. Yeah, we’re all rooting for her.
Getting overshadowed by the guest stars… this isn’t the best album to say bye bye with, surely.
An interesting premise, but shame that Dan Hembree forgets that a good campaign needs to have a story.
When in doubt, trot out Shannon Tweed.