I would love to know what sent you over the edge.
I've been teetering on the edge ever since the Maryann season. Each season they seem to add more characters, more storylines, many seem to go unresolved, many more are just uninteresting. They are spread too thin. I hate the fairies (their club looks like my own personal version of hell). I didn't give a damn that Hoyt left - I used to love that character. Tara/Pam could be fun and interesting, but they barely give us a glimpse. Instead it's all of these Authority/Lilith fools who we've never seen before and who I could give a shit about. I thought having Russel back could be fun, but it's lame.
I may watch on DVD in the future, but I won't be turning on HBO as I have been for the last few seasons. Just. Too. Stupid.
I thought having Russel back could be fun, but it's lame.
This is me.
The 'someone is doping the Authority' wheeze is going on waaay too long. I thought Russell, who is so powerful and observant, would sweep in and smell the gag but he doesn't seem to care. So. Neither to I.
Strikeback has got to be the most annoying show on television. It can be pretty awesome at times, and then it makes me hate myself for liking it so much.
Last season, the ladyfriends of both male leads were fridged in the same episode. And in the season premier, there was yet another fridging that was so horribly melodramatic, it makes the Kyle Rayner issue look like great literature.
True Blood = Crazy Bananapants
True Blood = Crazy Bananapants
Very much so. I'm ashamed to admit how much I enjoyed all that crazy.
really? i'm so bored. i'm not sure i'll even stick with it next season. the only high points for me were Eric and Lafayette.
I crossed some kind of threshold with this show a while back - I don't care about any of the characters, I'm not invested in the plot going any particular way, but I do want to find out what happens next.
I laughed my ass off at Jessica's gleeful "I KNEW it!" when Pam and Tara started snogging. It's the little thing like that which keep me hanging on.
Lafayette read the voyeur ghosts in Sookie's room.
Did he get much else to do, or get significant arcs? I think he's the only one there I like from guggle to zatch, so I'm sure there's something I'm not thinking of, and I'd like to be able to call it to mind.
The thing with Jesus's father was this season, wasn't it? I guess that was what the bleach in the gumbo incident and so forth was building to. I can't remember that that all made a lot of sense, though. And he talked to the Iraqi ghost lady for Terry.
For a second there I thought he'd laced the margaritas with something last night, but I guess not.
