Wentworth Miller

I was sitting here in my kitchen reading Prison Break fanfiction, and I suddenly realized that I hadn't added one of my favorite boys to this blog yet. I decided to put my reading on hold until I'd remedied the situation.

Wentworth Miller. He's smart, he's talented, he's sexy. What more could a girl ask for? Nothing, really, except maybe for him to actually be in my living room, instead of just in my T.V. But if I can't have that, then I'm sincerely grateful for new episodes each week. Seriously. Season 2 is amazing so far. And the new, violent side of Michael that keeps randomly coming out (like when he kicked Bellick in the head - who didn't cheer at that moment?) is hot. I know: I have problems. But it doesn't make it any less true. I just wish he got to smile more, because as much as I love his brooding, I love that grin of his even more. And those eyes. They are so amazing - they look almost silver sometimes. Mmm...okay. I have to stop before I damage my keyboard by drooling all over it.

Jensen Ackles

I was watching Supernatural this morning and decided that Jensen Ackles should be my next entry. He's just so pretty, isn't he? He's got a great smile, but also a sort of sexy-broody look that, I'll admit, I'm a sucker for. I like him best when he's playing a sarcastic bad boy who kicks butt (think Alec on Dark Angel or Dean on Supernatural), because stupid lost puppy (Jason on Smallville) just does not suit him at all. So yeah for season 2, and let's hope the coma is short lived because he's just too hot to be left in a hospital bed (unlike Jeffrey Dean Morgan who plays Dean's father John, and whom I wish was still in a bed).

Jeffrey Dean Morgan

As I was thinking about the guys that I wanted to add to this blog, I realized that many of them aren't technically "boys." This is because I tend to like older guys - men, if you will. But what age, exactly, is the cut off? Thirty? Forty? I think that it depends not only on age, but also on the guy. Here's an example: Victor Webster is 33 and Wentworth Miller is 34. However, I call Wentworth Miller a boy all the time (i.e., "God, that boy is beautiful"), but I wouldn't call Victor Webster a boy. He's a man. One term isn't better than the other. I love them both, but I think of them differently. What I can't figure out is: why? I think I really do put too much thought into these things.

Anyway, part of the reason that I'm wondering this is because today's "boy" is a man. A "verile horse of a man" actually. He's gorgeous, and talented, and not only as an actor. He paints, and for a while he thought about being a writer. Whether he's playing a heart patient, a drug dealer's dead husband, or a small town sheriff, I can't take my eyes off him. I also love his voice. He could be reading a cook book, and I'd still think it was sexy. And, as everyone who knows me knows, I was crushed when Denny died on Grey's Anatomy. It turns out that I'm not the only one. Apparently, Jeffrey Dean Morgan loved Denny as much as I did. He was quoted as saying: "At this point, every day I walk in with my picket sign that says, 'Keep Denny alive'." Unfortunately, Shonda Rhimes didn't listen to him. I'll just have to be satisfied with watching season 2 on DVD, and hope that John doesn't get killed off Supernatural in the season premiere. (Note: Apparently, I jinxed it. Sorry.)

UPDATE (Feb. 15, 2007): Oh my god, oh my god! Denny! That's right: Jeffrey Dean Morgan was back on television tonight. I nearly had a joy-induced heart attack. I cannot wait until next week's episode of Grey's Anatomy.

UPDATE 2 (Feb. 23, 2007): Joy=Denny being back on Grey's Anatomy-even if just for one episode (and like 30 seconds). I was on the verge of tears practically the whole episode, but it was the Izzie/Denny hallway moment right at the end that did me in. I cried my eyes out. He was back and now he's gone again, and I'm heart-broken all over again. However, there is one ray of sunshine on the horizon: sources say that JDM will also be returning to Supernatural this season. I don't know in what capacity or for how many episodes, but I don't care-I'll take whatever the TV gods have to offer.