Is this the place for Life?
I loved it. Loved it to itty bitty bits.
Except for the fruit thing.
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Is this the place for Life?
I loved it. Loved it to itty bitty bits.
Except for the fruit thing.
I watched Life because I liked Damian Lewis in Band of Brothers, but I didn't love it much at all. I'll watch another ep or two to see if it gets any better, but I don't hold out much hope. And yeah, the fruit thing has got to go.
I liked the partner, Rhys, I liked the LT, I liked Mutt and Jeff. I liked the humor, and all the quiet moments.
And of course I adore DL. Although on second watch, the flashes of Ister Gay has got to go.
I was at the network site, and they have some of the documentary they use in the show up, and they used the cut with Claudia Black playing Crews' ex-wife! Except, seeing it, I'm glad she got replaced (lemme esplain!) because her American accent is still awful. Otherwise she did make me feel for her more than the current blonde lady did.
Bones - I seriously like this show. I do miss the old uptight boss, but I like the Camille character. Last season there was a whole thing about the conflict between her and Brennan, including problems with the other staff people, but it was resolved. Loved Angela's father - Hodgins goes to speak to him, to ask for her hand in marriage (really!) and dad pointed out that if she knew he'd asked for her hand or any part of her from him, she'd .... don't quite remember, but it was something dire. Then he looked at Hodgins and said something about "I've got cars, guitars, and guns. Make sure you're only on the business end of the first two." Sorry the wedding didn't come off, but this whole track down her "husband" thing is amusing.
Criminal Minds - I assumed the Gideon guilt trip is a way to get Mandy Patinkin off the show without having him just drop out of sight.
K-Ville - I watched the first episode and didn't really like it. I enjoyed the non-crime parts best, but there was a scene early on where the woman singer was talking in what sounded to me like that fake New Orleans accent/slang that I've heard in movies, TV, etc.
Criminal Minds - I assumed the Gideon guilt trip is a way to get Mandy Patinkin off the show without having him just drop out of sight.
Yeah, I figured that as well. I was also interested to see that the spoilers I read were wrong. I wasn't expecting Patinkin's character to be involved in the actual case in the episode. I thought they handled it pretty well considering what they had to work with.
I knew they were going to have to get Gideon off the show somehow, but I didn't like the end where it seemed to be hinting that he'd kill himself, that just seemed OOC.
I knew they were going to have to get Gideon off the show somehow, but I didn't like the end where it seemed to be hinting that he'd kill himself, that just seemed OOC.
Well from the previews they showed, it looks like it is going to continue next week, so I'm hoping he doesn't actually kill himself.
K-ville was okay. I was surprised to see Tim Minear's name in the credits. I was looking at the locations, too, looking for places that I recognize. Tthe scenes supposedly at the airport were actually shot near the Convention Center. The two big bridges in the background were a dead giveaway.
What does Tim have to do with K-ville? Will I have to start watching now?
CSI: is Sara gonna die?
CSI - I can't imagine she will. But that's based on nothing except Tim not being the writer.
Had no idea he was involved with K-ville. I do like it so far, though.