Wash ,'Jaynestown'
This thread is for procedural TV, shows where the primary idea is to figure out the case. [NAFDA]
I really liked seeing Wilson be the focus of the episode this week. Wilson's really my favorite character on the show. The House-team-case flybys were hysterical, too. (Why was House soaking wet? Never mind.)
That's a gorgeous loft Wilson just bought for himself (and his boyfriend), too. I'm liking Cuddy less and less; her outrage when she finds out should be fun.
I am still loving the repeats of CM on ion. I think I missed one or two full seasons. I missed all of JJ being out.
I watch CM every night at 7 when I get home. I know I have a cast iron stomach because I can happily watch CM and/or Bones without missing a spoonful
The House-team-case flybys were hysterical, too. (Why was House soaking wet? Never mind.)
Totally.
So, does this mean that Cold Case is back in its old timeslot for good?
Was it a new Lie to Me this week? Because my tivo did not bother with it.
Yes, it was.
I only caught it by mistake! It was new, and the listing said first airing 11/30/09, but for some reason it wasn't going to record it on its own. It was supposed to air a couple weeks ago--maybe that was the source of the confusion.
There was, like, no science in this one at all. Maybe two mentions of facial expressions.
It seems like Lie To Me has been off time-wise in the past couple of episodes. The Black Friday episode and the Christmas party one.
The show isn't really great, but god, Tim Roth is.
I think they moved this Vegas one out of order and that made those two timed ones even earlier. But the next episode is in only two weeks, so they're back before Christmas anyway.
I appreciate what Shawn Ryan is trying to do with the increased edginess, and lord knows I like seeing Tim Roth on the knife edge, but I do miss the micro-analyzing of every move. They're falling away from that.