It's baffling to me why any person in law enforcement would be thought to have regular hours, though.

true, but they have to have some sort of shift for administrative purposes. They need to be scheduled to be in the office for a certain amount of time and "on call" for the rest of the time.

The explanation on the show was that the G3 designation was for people who were supposed to have regular sleep schedules for safety reasons and therefore had limited hours. Kind of bewildering that anyone would believe that most of those people really worked limited hours and kept a regular sleep schedule, but that was supposed to be the reason.

they're airing the BSG mini-sodes during Flash Gordon.

Oh that's terribly sneaky of them. I just hope they'll also be putting them online so I don't have to Tivo FG just for this.

They are - - but I know that I'll want to watch them on my tv. . . and keep them because January is forever away.

I hope that Moonlight and Blood Ties aren't on at the same time.

TV schedulers . . . making my viewing life more difficult.

TV schedulers . . . making my viewing life more difficult.

I KNOW!

The first few weeks of the new TV season are very stressful for me. I'm just grateful that a lot of the cable stuff runs more than once.

I realized I was redundant.

Love the idea of the nightshift (Far)Gobots patrolling everywhere.... that entertains my head.

Torchwood dvd news: It's really coming out on January 8th afterall and it's going to be 7 discs running about 10 hours and in widescreen.

finally saw Noche de Sueños, and, Fargo was hot!

Loved the scene between Carter and Jo in the truckers house, how Jo was willing to admit to him that she wanted to be a dancer. It's a nice continued progression from the first season of her growing trust of him. I also just loved how that scene was shot with all the foreground partially concealing them as they open up to each other, almost the cinematic version of not being able to look someone in the eye when making yourself vulnerable and hoping it's not a mistake.

Stark scared the crap out of me, what with his obsession coming to the fore and eclipsing his concern for Kevin. His "No" to Allison when she asked him to stop was truly frightening. And Allison being so confused about what is best for Kevin and kind of letting Stark use her uncertainty to bulldoze past any of her reluctance was unsettling.

I'm still confused how an oxygen-rich liquid could flush out a build up of acetycolene(?) in the spine. But I think it would have been cool if Carter'd had a dream about drowning prior, and then to save himself he has to actually "drown" himself.

I buy that the teacher dreamed Zoe was cheating, but unless Zoe and her classmate were within close proximity to the teacher when they were all sleeping, I don't get how they could have been recievers. Unless I'm understanding it wrong. But then again, not an important scene, so jazz hands!

And I don't understand why Allison doesn't actually try a titch harder to save Carter from being humiliated. Unless, since she wasn't expecting Stark to be home with Kevin, she had planned on just turning down Carter's offer of plumbing services (dirty!) and letting him be none the wiser that it was something he really couldn't handle? But then Carter had to get in the pissing contest with Stark and bring up the subject. Okay, I feel slightly better about her now.

Sorry if this was already clarified, but Henry was a reciever, not a sender, yes? If so, cool!

Cferg, have you been told that you give great reaction? Because it is made of awesome.

(Also, Allison was going for a run but not shower after, even if it was a cold shower? Stinky!)