'Serenity'
This thread is for procedural TV, shows where the primary idea is to figure out the case. [NAFDA]
Bummer, Juliebird. I hope I saw them all before you had to take them down. I think I did. IMHO they should pay you and use them!
Hey, the last bit of last night's recorded L&O got cut off to loud Oh Noes! by me. The last thing I saw was the woman opposing counsel to Mike and
Akk! I interrupt myself with this: [link] Law & Order' star Jesse L Martin, who plays Detective Ed Green in the police drama, is leaving the series.
I'll upload them to imeem when I get the chance, java cat. And, hey, yeah! They totally should be paying me!
And I'll second (or third?) the Rufus love.
Mmmmm. Dangerous Beauty. A Knight's Tale. I do love him in those historical costumes.
"It's Good To Be Back" streaming link: [link]
MI-5 back on BBCA Series 3, though, which I think was on Bravo.
They've just repeated the season 1 finale on Sunday.
USA Today has a big article on what's happening with shows after the strike. There's some mention of Bones, but several interesting plot things re: House.
L&O: I love how the use stuff from the far distant past of their show in current episodes. Sure, McCoy was a bastard for bringing it up - and giving it to Cutter but it was also in character for him.
Hey, is Moira Kelley still on One Tree Hill?
what did she do to her face, btw. damn.
Got old?
24 is going to "bridge the gap" between last season and next season with a 2-hour movie in the Fall.