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1) Oh my god, no more Ugly Betty!
2) In re: this week's Bones and it's a little too goofy-scary for me -- plays the horror movie trope a bit too hard -- but I totally stop caring about that every time ROBERT ENGLUND shows up on screen. ♥
Also, potential Angela/Hodgins for the WIN.
3) And I guess I might as well mention Glee too: I found this week's episode boring, with no stand-out musical numbers and the characteristic completely sloppy story-telling and characterization that's starting to get to me a little. This has to be the worst put-together show I am watching, and I watch White Collar, which loves plot-holes like I love cake. I do get a kick out of this show -- I love Sue, I want Brittany and Santana to get together, I'm so looking forward to the continued guest appearances of Jonathan Groff and Idina Menzel -- but almost every time they do something with interpersonal relationships I want to die. The Will/Emma breakup was handled fairly well, but I'm sick of pining!Kurt and over-enthused!Rachel, and of relationships that last one episode. Like last season, when I thought the Puck/Rachel dynamic was really interesting but then suddenly it was over and then Rachel had a one episode crush on Mr. Shuester? Or the failure to launch that was Tina/Artie!
Bottom line: I enjoy the show, but my enjoyment has its limitations, and this episode went right up to the edge.
Last week provided a more transcendent TV-watching experience.
2) In re: this week's Bones and it's a little too goofy-scary for me -- plays the horror movie trope a bit too hard -- but I totally stop caring about that every time ROBERT ENGLUND shows up on screen. ♥
Also, potential Angela/Hodgins for the WIN.
3) And I guess I might as well mention Glee too: I found this week's episode boring, with no stand-out musical numbers and the characteristic completely sloppy story-telling and characterization that's starting to get to me a little. This has to be the worst put-together show I am watching, and I watch White Collar, which loves plot-holes like I love cake. I do get a kick out of this show -- I love Sue, I want Brittany and Santana to get together, I'm so looking forward to the continued guest appearances of Jonathan Groff and Idina Menzel -- but almost every time they do something with interpersonal relationships I want to die. The Will/Emma breakup was handled fairly well, but I'm sick of pining!Kurt and over-enthused!Rachel, and of relationships that last one episode. Like last season, when I thought the Puck/Rachel dynamic was really interesting but then suddenly it was over and then Rachel had a one episode crush on Mr. Shuester? Or the failure to launch that was Tina/Artie!
Bottom line: I enjoy the show, but my enjoyment has its limitations, and this episode went right up to the edge.
Last week provided a more transcendent TV-watching experience.