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This thread is for procedural TV, shows where the primary idea is to figure out the case. [NAFDA]
Next new Bones won't air 'til Febuary 22nd.
(From The Futon Critic - article contains episode description.)
Fox is putting New Amsterdam in the Bones Friday night timeslot. Or rather - they are waiting to show new Bones until New Amsterdam starts in the timeslot following Bones.
And maybe the most embarassing, painful, eye/ear gouging ads for American Idol will be done by then and I won't have to go anywhere near Fox until February.
So, last night's Journeyman. I am ruing missing the previous ep with Dr. Science, since I only have the gist of him from the previouslies. Is he faking it or does he really not know who Dan is now? Katie was great in the scene with alternate!child. (What is it with so many shows lately having sisters come to visit? FNL, now JM.) Hugh is rapidly becoming my favorite character. I hope they include him more. Dan could tell him what's going on; he'd could fill the hole that the brother is not filling, in that he could help figure it out and be the ringleader in figuring it out since Dan seems to be just barely keeping it together dealing with being thrown around. Hugh established in the G-man ep that he has his own sources, and the brother is useless except for cover-ups so far. Okay, he's done a few good turns. Does anyone but me sniff a conspiracy (or something) about brother's girlfriend? I don't like her. Is she looking for the money, or what, and how would she know to look for it, if she was?
Lots of people are finding Jack's gf and her pregnancy suspicious.
It would be very cool if Dan told Hugh. I think it would only happen if Hugh came across something that Dan could only explain by telling the truth.
The (mad) scientist clearly knows something but wasn't going to say anything on such non-neutral ground.
Newsweek article on Sam Waterston and Jack McCoy.
AAAAAARRRGGGHHHH!!!!! I missed Journeyman?!? How could I do that? I love the show! Will there be anymore?
Tonight at 10 p.m. (eastern).
Thank you!
But it's the last one. I hope you didn't miss it.
Watching an old X-files ep with a thought-to-be-extinct Chinese dog running around killing people and probably being a werewolf or something. Scully is being a hard-core bitch. I wonder where this falls in the canon WRT to her relationship with Mulder, because I rarely remember her being quite this bad.