Five Favorite Episodes for Fandomverse
The task was to make picspams of our favorite episodes. These are more like my favorite TV scenes, complete with dialogue (of course!) and even links to some music.
Frasier (Bebe extolls), Firefly (Mal survives), The West Wing (Jed rants), Northern Exposure (Joel strips), and Sports Night (Dan gets lucky).
Frasier, Season 3, Episode 21: Where There's Smoke, There's Fired
Bebe is one of my favorite characters, and this, her smoking monologue, is magnificent.
Northern Exposure, Season 1, Episode 1: Pilot
This scene, with the beautiful "The D.W. Suite" playing behind it, let you know that this was no ordinary show.
Firefly, Season 1 (waaah): Out of Gas
Amazing episode that managed to advance the mythos AND provide backstory for all the characters, and for Serenity.
Sports Night, Season 1, Episode 18: Sword of Orion
I think this is my favorite scene in all of television. You kind of have to know what is going on to really appreciate it, but more good use of music with "Sloop John B."
The West Wing, Season 1, Episode 6: Mr. Willis of Ohio.
This out-of-this-world speech by Martin Sheen isn't even the best part of this ep, but it's still magnificent.
Frasier (Bebe extolls), Firefly (Mal survives), The West Wing (Jed rants), Northern Exposure (Joel strips), and Sports Night (Dan gets lucky).
Frasier, Season 3, Episode 21: Where There's Smoke, There's Fired
Bebe is one of my favorite characters, and this, her smoking monologue, is magnificent.
Northern Exposure, Season 1, Episode 1: Pilot
This scene, with the beautiful "The D.W. Suite" playing behind it, let you know that this was no ordinary show.
Firefly, Season 1 (waaah): Out of Gas
Amazing episode that managed to advance the mythos AND provide backstory for all the characters, and for Serenity.
Sports Night, Season 1, Episode 18: Sword of Orion
I think this is my favorite scene in all of television. You kind of have to know what is going on to really appreciate it, but more good use of music with "Sloop John B."
The West Wing, Season 1, Episode 6: Mr. Willis of Ohio.
This out-of-this-world speech by Martin Sheen isn't even the best part of this ep, but it's still magnificent.