I voted for Matt and Katie and it looks like those will be the final two. Before seeing Sons of Anarchy I would have chosen Matt without a second thought. Now, I don't know. Katie scares me in SOA in a way that I admire.
Also, yay, Leverage assimilation!
I'm getting the first two seasons streaming and then plan on watching the third season that is stored on the recorder. After the pilot, I was lukewarm toward the show. It was interesting, but I could have walked away. Four episodes in, I get the appeal ("These peaches aren't going to poach themselves")and have invested in the characters enough to make me want to watch the rest of the series.
I'm a recent convert and have been re-watching the last week or so. It's such fun to watch! And re-watch!
Whoa, Final Four is all cable characters! Would not have called that.
Oh, that's true. Interesting.
I'm getting the first two seasons streaming and then plan on watching the third season that is stored on the recorder
We're only two seasons in, so far. You have until the 20th of June to get those watched.
Huh. I just assumed it was season 3 since I was getting two seasons from netflix. That's going to open a ton of room on the dvr.
The episodes come up on Netflix within about two days of airing. John Rogers is serious about his alternate media distribution channels. It was a great relief for my DVR, but I still need to go out and buy them, because I love them that much, plus (drunken) commentary and other extra features.
John Rogers is serious about his alternate media distribution channels.
And I love him for it! Seriously, it makes my Netflix subscription worth it single-handedly.
John Rogers and his alternate media distribution ideals make me very happy. Make it easier for me to watch legally and I get happier. Happier me owns the dvds as well. Because it's not a show I had to fight to watch.
I just hopped over to bn.com and ordered my S1. It's about damned time. Thing came out when I was broke, but I've been remiss since then. S2 comes out next month, if memory serves.
