I need to find a vet like that.
Buffy ,'Showtime'
Procedurals 1: Anything You Say Can and Will Be Used Against You.
This thread is for procedural TV, shows where the primary idea is to figure out the case. [NAFDA]
She's the one Bones scared off by calling their vacation a dry-run at living together, I think.
Angela was the one who kept calling it a dry-run at living together. I think at the time she was really overtly trying to shove Brennan and Booth together, and was doing everything she could to ever-so-sweetly get rid of the girlfriend. Causing relationship anxiety was one of the weapons in her arsenal.
Oh right, duh.
"Oh my god, you're sleeping with me!"
The look on both their faces is too perfect.
cereal:
And we just cruised past PBS and saw an episode of "Jeeves and Wooster." It's so weird to think, "And he grows up to be House."
"Oh my god, you're sleeping with me!"
The look on both their faces is too perfect.
OMG, I laughed. And laughed.
And Cuddy! "There will be a Wilson chalk mark on the floor when it's over."
Is House a procedural? is it all those procedures?
And - talking about Bones - you'd think that with three CSIs, Bones, etc., on TV people would have learned (aside from what a furry is) not to leave any bodily fluids behind if they kill someone.
Tom Fontana (formerly of Homicide: LOTS) has left the new show The Philanthropist because his vision was too dark for NBC.
Toddson, despite the soapy aspects of House, it's the diagnostic aspect of it that puts it in the procedural category. I think it's about 60/40 diagnostic/soap. Unlike Gray's Anatormy, which is more like 70/30 soap/medical. We don't cotton to the soaps here, that's Minearverse. *g*
Yeah, we can criticize the stupid diagnoses and the Victim of the Week. Plus make much of House/Wilson.
Homicide: LOTS
Before I translated the acronym, my first response was, "Yeah, true, dead bodies everywhere."