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This thread is for procedural TV, shows where the primary idea is to figure out the case. [NAFDA]
The Mentalist was kinda good (found it already streaming on CBS.com). Not a huge fan of Robbin Tunney, but Simon Baker more than makes up for her.
Was this the show that was supposed to have it's first episode end more shockingly than Profit?
It's fucked up, but nowhere in the same league as a naked guy in a carboard box .
The Mentalist was kinda good (found it already streaming on CBS.com).
Yeah? The commercials made it look like Psych without the funny, which didn't sound so appealing
Sure, there's no Gus, but it's got plenty of humor. Just not laugh-out-loud. And I personally find Psych to be annoying and unfunny 90% of the time.
Most importantly, Simon Baker is adorable, especially his "I didn't sleep a wink last night" rumpled unshaven scene with the Big Gulp.
I would almost compare him to Greggory House, in that he uses his intelligence and powers of observation to stir up trouble amongst his colleagues and everyone else around him. Except not as mean or miserable. Maybe a little mean. But with a smile!
I'm going to watch it on Friday when they repeat the pilot.
On Demand is a pita for me since I got tivo. It is possible that I need new batteries from my comcast remote.
Yeah? The commercials made it look like Psych without the funny, which didn't sound so appealing
That's what I was thinking too, but OTOH
Sure, there's no Gus, but it's got plenty of humor. Just not laugh-out-loud. And I personally find Psych to be annoying and unfunny 90% of the time
I kind of agree with this. Not quite 90%, but I find that the main character can be really annoying. Unfortunately, I love Gus and they sometimes are hilarious, like the show about the duet singing contest where they did the Tears for Fears/Michael Jackson thing.
Any time there's singing involved Psych is golden.
Chuck S2 is on hulu too.
Did anyone post this? It's an interview with Doris Egan, a House writer. She talks quite a bit about fan fiction and House/Wilson. [link]
That is a terrific article. Doris Egan is one of us!
That is a great article.
Huh. TV writers seem to have found out about Ehlers-Danlos recently. It was just mentioned on Bones, and it was suggested as a diagnosis on House last season. I don't think I'd ever heard it mentioned on TV before that.