(Well, it's true, unless I've forgotten characters...)

A few weeks ago I finished the last season of Chuck.  It had it's ups and downs but was largely pretty fun.  Not as good as the first 2 or 4th seasons but better than the third.  This week I watched the final season of Eureka (glad I was warned about the beginning of the season, always happy to ( Read more... )

Lost Girl 2.20:

( spoilers )

Last night I thought about posting on important issues like how hoodies are incredibly so scary that if a black man wears one at night* it's only logical that you would fear for your life and shoot him (after following him around for a while, of course) or how comparing women to farm animals to help push your piece of legislation is apparently OK, ( Read more... )

I'm starting season 4 of Chuck (Netflix ha been withholding it from me half the time the last few months, and the other half I've been moving something else in front of it since it wasn't sharing)  and you  knowing, I had heard about Linda Hamilton being cast in a role that should remove any doubt that the casting director was the ultimate genre ( Read more... )

Dear listies:

What are your thoughts on White Collar? I tend to like detective series and spy shows, as long as they don't end up procedurals (The Inside and Bones are the only real exceptions, and The Inside is almost more of a character piece, and Bones always reminds me more of an old bickering detectives drama and the fake forensics involve ( Read more... )

1. I tried reading more of Dan Brown's The Last Symbol. I made it to about chapter 19 (they're short chapters), and it would have been a mch better book with about 1/3 of the wordcount at that point. Anyway, apparently, almost every college student in America gets an Eurorail ticket and tours Europe between high school and college. This, apparently ( Read more... )

If ever I doubted that Nathan Fillon only ever really played one character (said character pretty much being Nathan Fillon) Castle would have removed that doubt. Thankfully, I rather like Nathan Fillon as he plays the same guy in new situations, over and over. Though I normally don’t like the character type?

Anyway, this series seems designed to ( Read more... )

Kicked out of Stanford after his roommate, Bryce, framed him for cheating on a test, Chuck Bartowski is a slacker nerd seemingly destined to spend the rest of his life one step away from lower management at the local Buy More and living with his sister, Ellie, and her boyfriend, Devon (who we will call Captain Awesome, since everyone but Ellie does ( Read more... )