'Objects In Space'
This thread is for procedural TV, shows where the primary idea is to figure out the case. [NAFDA]
I thought Holmes was holding back tears when he read the quote.
It felt like the most important bit was Joan acknowledging Holme's inability to accept that he has reached a goal...Many miles before I sleep.
Her deep knowing of his internal life is the greatest gift he could receive from anyone.
What she said.
That wasn't the worst clip show I've ever seen. I am a little surprised that clip shows are still a thing.
clip shows are a sure fire way to get me into a rage.
I still maintain they can be done well--Andromeda pulled off a doozy. It's not the format, it's the choices.
in theory, in a world of possibilities, I suppose you are right. I did not watch Andromeda.
My previous statement stands. It is rage-making for me. Nothing worse than sitting down, looking forward to a new episode, and BAM.
This just happened to me 2 weeks ago when I had to catch up on "Once Upon A time" and I turn it on and they were doing a whole show about the making of the show with clips. This isn't "The Wire." Click.
All of the pieces don't(necessarily) matter.
Bones: I can't believe they are dragging the Pellant storyline on for another season.
Bones: I can't believe they are dragging the Pellant storyline on for another season.
Preach it, sister. If it hadn't been the season finale, I was tempted to skip the episode when I saw they were bringing him back.
I haven't watched Bones in a ocuple of years.