I LOVE CAMERON. She's actually a big part of the reason I started watching Once Upon A Time, although I haven't kept watching. I'll have to catch up later.
I had high hopes for Revolution (post-apocalyptic!) but no-one I know who has watched it has had a good word to say about it.
Re: Hell on Wheels. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I so love this show. And I loved the casting of Virginia Madsen, she's just awesome. Though part of me is really curious, why was she content to let Thomas go west without her in the first place? There's got to be some great backstory there.
Re: Once Upon a Time. I. LOVE. This. Show.
Re: Grey's. Watching it has been like slowing down for a bad car wreck for so long, I can't remember why I liked it to begin with. One day I will forget to DVR it and I won't be terribly sad. But I do want to know more about the plane crash - stupid Shonda. Sigh.
Belated reply, so no need to address the HoW tragedy again. *sniffs*
I'm totally converted to OUAT. I'm waiting for the blu ray region 2 to be released in the UK.
I'm right there with you on Grey. It's a bad car wreck but I can't seem to look away. Though I kinda liked the bonding happening bewtween Cristina and the ancient surgeon.
The Big Bang Theory!phantagraeOctober 6 2012, 01:46:21 UTC
I am so into this show now it's almost unhealthy. I'm almost as enthusiastic about it as I was about TXF back in the day. I'm really diggin' the "Shamy" these days and I love watching Jim Parsons work. I really do love the whole cast, though. The characters are a lot of fun. ;0)
Re: The Big Bang Theory!badforthefishOctober 23 2012, 19:21:20 UTC
See as much as I like the BBT I find it too much of a comedy to be fandom material for me. I guess I'm too much of an angst junky. I need dramas in my shows.*laugh*
Re: The Big Bang Theory!phantagraeOctober 24 2012, 09:40:47 UTC
I dunno--I'm finding a bit of depth there and what I really like about Jim Parsons is that even though it's "just" a sitcom, he's really serious about his craft. And he's cute as a button. ;0)
I guess I'm still watching some old favorites, like Burn Notice and now Major Crimes. The new fashion of these cable shows with their split seasons makes me a little crazy, but I just kind of go with the flow. Somehow I haven't been interested in all the fashionably "dark" shows these days and there are only a few shows I get intentional about.
Several of my friends have recommended Once Upon A Time to me. I should probably get into it.
I'm still watching and loving Fringe. It's still my favorite currently airing show. I'm just trying not to think too much about how there are only eleven more episodes. :(
Definitely still watching Castle. It's good, fluffy fun (although I entirely agree that Beckett needs a haircut).
I kind of fell into True Blood. I can't believe I'm watching it, but I've now seen the whole first season (on DVD, so I can fast-forward through the copious nudity and sex) and it's pretty addicting. I don't know whether I recommend it, but the vampire mythology and the other mythological creatures are pretty interesting.
Oh, and Doctor Who, which I still occasionally enjoy a lot, and then there are the episodes I watch because I have to.
Oh, you must try Once Upon A Time, I'm sure you'll like it!
I need to catch up with Fringe. I never went past the second season.
Beckett haircut hight five!
I watched 3 seasons of True Blood. I'm not sure why I stopped. Maybe because none of the characters really grab me. But it's well made, I'll grant you that.
Tried Dr. Who several times. Watched maybe a couple of seasons. One with Christopher Eccleston one with David Tennant. Meh.
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I had high hopes for Revolution (post-apocalyptic!) but no-one I know who has watched it has had a good word to say about it.
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Revolution was such a huge disapointment. I started watching the Walking Dead to make up for it. It's quite good.
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Re: Hell on Wheels. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I so love this show. And I loved the casting of Virginia Madsen, she's just awesome. Though part of me is really curious, why was she content to let Thomas go west without her in the first place? There's got to be some great backstory there.
Re: Once Upon a Time. I. LOVE. This. Show.
Re: Grey's. Watching it has been like slowing down for a bad car wreck for so long, I can't remember why I liked it to begin with. One day I will forget to DVR it and I won't be terribly sad. But I do want to know more about the plane crash - stupid Shonda. Sigh.
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I'm totally converted to OUAT. I'm waiting for the blu ray region 2 to be released in the UK.
I'm right there with you on Grey. It's a bad car wreck but I can't seem to look away. Though I kinda liked the bonding happening bewtween Cristina and the ancient surgeon.
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I'm really diggin' the "Shamy" these days and I love watching Jim Parsons work. I really do love the whole cast, though. The characters are a lot of fun. ;0)
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I guess I'm still watching some old favorites, like Burn Notice and now Major Crimes. The new fashion of these cable shows with their split seasons makes me a little crazy, but I just kind of go with the flow.
Somehow I haven't been interested in all the fashionably "dark" shows these days and there are only a few shows I get intentional about.
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I'm still watching and loving Fringe. It's still my favorite currently airing show. I'm just trying not to think too much about how there are only eleven more episodes. :(
Definitely still watching Castle. It's good, fluffy fun (although I entirely agree that Beckett needs a haircut).
I kind of fell into True Blood. I can't believe I'm watching it, but I've now seen the whole first season (on DVD, so I can fast-forward through the copious nudity and sex) and it's pretty addicting. I don't know whether I recommend it, but the vampire mythology and the other mythological creatures are pretty interesting.
Oh, and Doctor Who, which I still occasionally enjoy a lot, and then there are the episodes I watch because I have to.
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I need to catch up with Fringe. I never went past the second season.
Beckett haircut hight five!
I watched 3 seasons of True Blood. I'm not sure why I stopped. Maybe because none of the characters really grab me. But it's well made, I'll grant you that.
Tried Dr. Who several times. Watched maybe a couple of seasons. One with Christopher Eccleston one with David Tennant. Meh.
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I've never seen the mentalist, then again I'm not big on cop shows, unless it's The Wire.
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