that she might have a story of herself to tell

[musesfool]

So my DVR decided not to record this morning's Young Justice, which sent me on an epic quest to view it, first legally, via hulu or iTunes or the cartoon network site, but it does not go up immediately and let's face it, my tumblr dash is already pretty empty because I've blocked all stuff tagged Avengers, and most of what's left is either Korra or

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[mousapelli]

I spent some of my itunes money on a season pass for Korra, and am debating putting another chunk of it down for this season of Fringe, since I can't ever remember to watch it. Or else maybe Once upon a time? What are your feelings on that, are either of them worth it? Is there something else you think is?

[musesfool]

I think you should go for Fringe. It's a much better show. I mean, I enjoy Once Upon a Time, but the writing is pretty hilarious sometimes and I think it might annoy you. There's always Community, which is amazing.

[magnetic_pole]

Korra! Not reading your comments because I haven't watched it yet myself, but I love seeing your icon.

I'm not feeling super fic-cy about Korra (yet?), but it's fun to watch something along with other folks. M.

[musesfool]

Yeah, I need a little more info before thinking about fic, but then, I haven't been really ficcish about AtLA either, though I thought I would be. *hands* I am enjoying it a lot, regardless.

[secretsolitaire]

Like the poem!

[musesfool]

Me, too!

[viola_dreamwalk]

Last night's Fringe was way better than the last few eps. Walter! I love the Redverse (particularly red!Olivia) so I really do hope that's not the last we see of them. And agreed that Redverse Lincoln was the more awesome of the two -- but Blueverse Lincoln and Redverse Olivia give me hope that there might be an Olivia ship out there that doesn't make me stabby.

I've been wondering if the sudden suck of the back half of the season isn't due to them not knowing whether they'd get a Season 5. Angel went all pear-shaped in a similar way in its last season, when they tried to shoe-horn in a season-long arc in, like, five episodes. I'm hoping that's what it is, honestly, because it means the final season would/could/should be back up to expectations. :)

[musesfool]

Yeah, I also really like the redverse and the two Walters were so poignant.

I've been wondering if the sudden suck of the back half of the season isn't due to them not knowing whether they'd get a Season 5

I'm sure that's part of it, but it seems to me in every season late in the second half they suddenly get on this thing where they think the show is about Peter, and it's just not. Or, Peter is the object but Olivia is the protagonist. And then they pull out of it. Hopefully they can do that again. This episode was a good first step.

[counteragent]

I too wondered if that might have been DRJ's ultimate purpose--to turn off the machine. OTOH it could have been to destroy it so it couldn't be peacefully turned off? IDEK.

[musesfool]

I hadn't thought of him wanting to keep it permanently turned *on* so the universes couldn't separate. That is definitely a possibility!