TV watching at its laziest
Oct. 27th, 2006 11:51 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
hafitalWork is exploding. Make it stop. *whimper*
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Friday Night Lights: If Tim doesn't go see Jason in the hospital soon, I may break. Or at least like him less. I'm all for the continued angst, and I'm loving the threesomeness, but dude, at least hover outside his door.
Heroes: Thanks to the constant need of the networks to control the world, I have been able to follow Heroes by streaming it online. Yay. I gotta say, this show has the most solid premise for a long lasting show I've seen in ages. There is about a million directions this show can unfold and all of them promise to be fascinating. It's a tad uneven, but knows how to deliver when it needs to. Also? Hello Mohinder. Good golly. :D
Battlestar Galactica: Hello Anders! Um, I think I love him. Starbuck knows how to pick 'em! YUM. Also, Squishy!Apollo still looking like Captain Kirk to me. I think I may need sleep.
Lost: Sawyer and his wheedling ways. :D I had the same issues as![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
yahtzee63 about the government/law paying Sawyer to work a scam that just about anyone could have done, but I'm willing to let it slide. Meanwhile, HELLO DESMOND. I? Know I'm in love. Hi hi! It used to be All About Sayid, now it's more and more All About Desmond. I hate to be so fickle, but, well, fickle may be the new shallow.
The Nine: I persist with this show, mostly because it's convenient to watch, and of course - Tim Daly - who does not disappoint (but I miss Harlan Judd). And the plot thickens nicely on The Nine, so I'm beginning to see how they're going to continue, at least for a while.
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Friday Night Lights: If Tim doesn't go see Jason in the hospital soon, I may break. Or at least like him less. I'm all for the continued angst, and I'm loving the threesomeness, but dude, at least hover outside his door.
Heroes: Thanks to the constant need of the networks to control the world, I have been able to follow Heroes by streaming it online. Yay. I gotta say, this show has the most solid premise for a long lasting show I've seen in ages. There is about a million directions this show can unfold and all of them promise to be fascinating. It's a tad uneven, but knows how to deliver when it needs to. Also? Hello Mohinder. Good golly. :D
Battlestar Galactica: Hello Anders! Um, I think I love him. Starbuck knows how to pick 'em! YUM. Also, Squishy!Apollo still looking like Captain Kirk to me. I think I may need sleep.
Lost: Sawyer and his wheedling ways. :D I had the same issues as
yahtzee63 about the government/law paying Sawyer to work a scam that just about anyone could have done, but I'm willing to let it slide. Meanwhile, HELLO DESMOND. I? Know I'm in love. Hi hi! It used to be All About Sayid, now it's more and more All About Desmond. I hate to be so fickle, but, well, fickle may be the new shallow.The Nine: I persist with this show, mostly because it's convenient to watch, and of course - Tim Daly - who does not disappoint (but I miss Harlan Judd). And the plot thickens nicely on The Nine, so I'm beginning to see how they're going to continue, at least for a while.
