Matt x Harriet || you're my home. скачать в хорошем качестве

Matt x Harriet || you're my home.

1080p HD+headphones for best quality! Ok so during my recent Friends binge I was told to watch this show (Studio 60 On The Sunset Strip) and upon learning it was written by Aaron Sorkin and starred Matthew Perry and Sarah Paulson, let's just say it didn't take much convincing (let's be honest I'd watch Sarah Paulson in a show about paint drying if it existed. We love her.). Sadly this series only lasted 22 episodes but wow, they packed a lot into those episodes! I have another big ship in this show too (Danny x Jordan) and my original thought was to include both couples but then... well.. idk what happened. I blacked out and then this video was done so... I hope it's ok. This show aired in 2006 and the basis premise is, imagine "The Newsroom", but instead of running a news show they run a sketch comedy/variety show (like SNL). So Matt is Head Writer and EP and Harriet is the show's star (a reverse Will/Mac dynamic, if you will). Matt & Harry have been on-again/off-again for like 7 years and so they have a lot of history and some pretty epic fights which although those fights resurface constantly the two of them never really stray apart from each other. Even when they're not together they're still "together" and neither of them move on (at least not successfully). Anywho, it's such a good show. Amazing writing, directing, acting, just... wow. I was impressed. I'm sure I'll be re-watching it again in the near future. Music: "Forest Fire" by Brighton Fandom: Studio 60 On the Sunset Strip Pairing: Matt Albie & Harriet Hayes Colouring: "Comes and Goes" by GlamourStar0x Thumbnail: mine #fanvidfeed #mattxharriet #studio60 ... "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."