It has a lot of intriguing characters that make you curious about their backstory.

That's what I like best - the characters, the people and their story.

And it's not too gory!

I'm already curious enough to cover my eyes during the gory bits with parted fingers that I can peek through.

a little Simon in him (and Xander, but with Angel's old haircut

Combining all of Joss' three shows in one character.

[Edited for spelling. Can't whine and spell]

Ple, I've got it on TiVo if nobody local has it handy.

Keen. I'll probably have to take you up on that.

Watching anything longer than a half-hour in real time these days is impossible.

Nilly, I encouarge Israeli downloading.

Kristen says: Expect a memo from FOX legal in the morning.

I'm so over my Jay Harrington issues (which were selfish and shallow anyway). He was great.

Web's a fuck. And I think it will be interesting to watch. As will the reveal of Jay -- will he be a good conscience, or overbearing and protective?

Danny's disdain did twig me Jayne-like a couple times, but AB's got such a distinctive look that I find it hard to put each previous role down right away.

Katie -- I don't even remember her character's name. I guess I'll get to know her later.

I did laugh at the backward line, because ... he's a bastard! A right bastard! It's not like 24, where our hero who does bad things for the greater good is long-sufferingly noble. So far, Web's not noble at all. Those crossed wires interest me, if managed well.

Okay, to sleep. Tim, why'd you have to get a show that's on while I'm teaching krav?

Shooting with good ol' Keith Szarabajka this week.

Dude! Sweet!

Wait, he is talking in Holtz voice and not his squeaky normal one, right?

LOL -- Holtz-ish voice.

Holtz-ish voice.

Wait, is he the dad?

We ship you DVDs.

From what I remember from the similar discussion we had when "Wonderfalls" started, something like this is supposed to be OK even to the prude me.

I encouarge Israeli downloading.

Kristen says: Expect a memo from FOX legal in the morning.

So, the guilt still stays. I know it's insane, in a way, but I just can't help it.

My friend T - who heard about the show from me, got her eyes all lit up, and is much less afraid of the gore than me - will have opinions and taunt me with them.

However, I got to watch "Firefly", I got to watch "Wonderfalls". I'm pretty sur eI'll get to stop whining watch "The Inside", guilt-free. I just don't know how yet.

He's Arlen Dallas, Allyson.

He was a security guy at the Angeles transit, the place they went to sift through the transit security footage.

I'm glad I am not the only one who missed this. I knew I had seen him but, couldn't place him. Must be the beer.