I'm not usually into making lists, but here it is nontheless:

I'll pick a favourite for each gender, otherwise it will be a very male-oriented list...

( The Tv Pantheon first )

So I've seen the finale of Ashes to ashes, and I'm still teary. Fabulous performances from all the cast, especially from Philip Glenister who will forever be the Gene Genie, and from Dean Andrews as Ray Carling (the tape scene was wow!).

The mystery is solved, no ambiguity here.

It was a great episode, really, and a perfect finale for Ashes to ( Read more... )

Ashes to ashes  is driving me crazy. I'm soooo gonna miss it when it's over. And there's only 3 episodes to go!!!!

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Who would have thought, 4 years ago when I started watching Life on Mars, that Ray Carling would become my favourite character from the Gene Hunt's team? Dean Andrews has been great in Ashes to ashes, and was wonderful in the latest Ray-centric episode.  The character's progress since Life On Mars is really amazing.

( A few thoughts )

Reading my flist or trying to post an entry has been difficult for a couple of days. Anyway I had a busy weekend so not much time to spend online.

So as I seem to be allowed to post at last, here's some reviews on Lost, Ashes to Ashes and Doctor Who.

( Lost )

I'm going to watch Lost but first, I need to write down a few thoughts...Spoilers under the lj-cuts of course!

( About Dollhouse episode 10 )

I found, via syndicated ,  this interview of the actor playing Victor on Dollhouse.

I guess that the show has grown on me for I missed it last week and I look forward to watching the new episode.

There was no Lost this week and I've been feeling tv show deprived even though I watched of course the first episode of the second season of Ashes to ashes.

( Spoilerish thoughts )

Yesterday I saw There Will Be Blood...I wasn't really blown away despite some interesting stuff and intense scenes (at the beginning of the film mostly). Probably too Bible-oriented for my taste.

*spoilers under the cut*

The score (by the guitarist of Radiohead!) was great and the cinematography fits in the subject with the dark colours, the ( Read more... )