LORDS OF KOBOL HEAR MY PRAYER

Mar 08, 2005 02:36

AIIEEEEEE!

*whimpers*

Battlestar Galactica. Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part Two.

I just...

You know that feeling you used to get when watching a Buffyverse show, and you'd grin your face off and think, "I LOVE MY SHOW!"

I have it again. Since (and shortly before) the very end of the Buffyverse, I've watched a bunch of shows. Alias, Firefly, The OC, Wonderfalls, Queer as Folk, Freaks and Geeks, Farscape, Dead Like Me and Lost. Some of them are dead and gone now, so I never had that certain faith that I was going to love the show for a long, long time. Wonderfalls and DLM were taken from me too quickly. The shine has worn off Alias, quicker than I ever imagined. QaF remains shiny porny fun, but not much more. The OC spirals into a puddle of evil sucking goo. Lost suffers from, well, JJ Abrams.

Now, I've got my comedies: Arrested Development and Scrubs, and while I love them there's really not much I can do besides giggle myself to death and icon my favorite moments.

House, M.D. I've come to realize is a show I'll love and anticipate every week, but never really take hold of. There's none of the mindblowing outside-the-box overarcing mythology or mystery that I crave. And I don't really mind that. I still adore the show.

Then...

Since September when I first watched the pilot, Veronica Mars has burned its way into my brain; working steadily up from superficial aesthetic love to full blown obsession.

So now, for the first time -- officially -- since May 2004, I can say:

Veronica Mars is my. show.

And Battlestar Galactica is my. show.

It's nice to have this feeling again.

P.S. Oh, and CLIFFHANGER! OMGWTFCYLONPOLARBEAR!?!?

ETA: I bet none of you caught this! Kiffany was in Colonial Day! She seconded Tom Zarek!

I win at life. Or at least, at placing actors.

Er, Kiffany being Der Waffle Haus' head waitress on Dead Like Me.

lost, house, battlestar galactica, farscape, dead like me, firefly, wonderfalls, alias, freaks and geeks, oc, arrested development, abrams, veronica mars, queer as folk, scrubs

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