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This thread is an experiment to discern the Buffistas' interests in television discussion. It will close on June 1st, 2007, after which our community will assess our future direction. Discuss network aired drama here. [NAFDA]
Quite frankly, my problem with Foreman (especially since his first name is ERIC) is I keep expecting Kurtwood Smith to show up and call him a dumbass everytime they call him "Foreman".
ION Bones managed to make me laugh like a drain AND give me allergies more than once. No. Fair.
I find House strangely unwatchable. I've tried because I love Hugh Laurie, but no, can't.
I watch SVU for Munch. Not that he's on much, but still, as long as he's there Homocide isn't really gone. *snif*
Oh yeah, and I love Bones. I will be very upset though if Zach is gone next season.
Bones was very enjoyable tonight. I had completely forgotten that Billy Gibbons is Angela's dad.
Also, the series finale of Crossing Jordan is very good. Although, so far: no cannibalism.
I loved Angela's dad! So kickass. Although then why did he "give" her to be married? Inconsistent.
Also, I'm pleased that the previouslies on Criminal Minds let me hear Mandy Patinkin say "K-hole" again.
I keep expecting Kurtwood Smith to show up and call him a dumbass everytime they call him "Foreman".
Best. Guest spot. Ever.
Bones: "Run! Flee!" I guess Hodgins and Angela are going to be living in sin now.
Brennan was getting all sorts of emotional. What a fun show. That preview was next to useless, though. Which only makes sense, I guess.
Yeah, given that they havent' started filming yet!
(But mostly I guess it was to let people know that they're coming back.)
Although then why did he "give" her to be married? Inconsistent.
I know. It would have been better to say "Nobody gives Angela away, I'm just taking a walk" or even for HER to say "I do"
do you know if that is the actress' own child?
Are you talking about Kathryn Erbe? She has a 10 year old daughter and a 4 year old son. I don't watch the show, so I can't help you beyond that.
On Bones, it was fun to have a season ending wedding that didn't get all sappy (even though the A story went there).
Earlier I watched the most recent Brothers and Sisters. OMG, that had me absolutely sloppy with the tears.
I sometimes watch CI, and usually watch SVU. I'm almost certain that this week's episode (teenage girl in foster care, turns out she's actually in her late twenties and has been running away and showing up in a new city as a homeless sixteen-year-old, getting back into the foster care system there, then running away again just before her "eighteenth birthday," for years) had the exact same story as one from a few years ago. Different crime leading to the cops finding her (in the old one, I think she'd murdered a teacher who'd recognized her from an old school), but it was the exact same backstory.