t high-fives Consuela

Wasn't it faaaaaabulous? I love it so. And we totally need a place to squee about it like you said, except there was this other person (perfectly nice, I'm sure) on your LJ, pimping the LJ community, spooky_doings, and well, I don't particularly want to post there. t /snob

Oh, yeah, sumi. Damn thing sort of looks like Katrina. Also, according to a mathy friend of mine, it's not a proper fractal, despite what the Dinklage character said. I can handwave the math, but I had more problem with the wacky biology. Still Gugino, Dinklage and Spinner!

Yes, I watched for the cast.

I hoped that the gigantic cockroaches were the aliens. I am sad that they are not.

Anyway, the pattern looks like a cyclonic storm. Why wouldn't one of the guys mention that?

I'm also going to give Invasion a try, since it has William Fichtner.

I think I'll be watching it in the hope that combining Eddie Cibrian and a warm Florida setting will result in beach/poolside scenes at some point.

That's right - I knew that there was one with William Fichtner -- what night does that come on?

Wednesdays, paired with Lost.

Oooh, the new Atlantis was good.

Lots of Rodney. Some very funny lines. New credits! Longer than five seconds! And a sweet little Ronon and Weir bit at the beginning.

I watched "Supernatural" (yes, I know *hangs head in shame*) and it wasn't that bad. Jenson Ackles brought the funny and the hot. The other kid was unimpressive but a good foil for JA (who was reminding me of a young James Spader, what with the haircut and the snark).

I watched Supernatural and enjoyed it -- found it very creepy and will be watching it again.

I thought the same thing about him being Spader-y! I feel so validated now. I think the scruff helped, too, because it made his face look wider.