Heh. That was the edition of Blade Runner.
Doh.
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Heh. That was the edition of Blade Runner.
Doh.
One of my recent top pick suggestions was a burlesque documentary, which didn't have a Based On listing. I actually probably would be interested in watching it for the underground culture aspect, but I wouldn't think my queue full of gay rom-coms and indies would scream "Here's a guy who's interested in the history of women taking their clothes off!"
Apropos of nothing.
Haven: Now in 2nd season of taking classic horror tropes and making them less cool.
I thought Friday's ep was in line with season 1. What did I miss?
Still catching up on Alphas, but Gary is possibly my favorite character in a sci-fi show ever. Neither the show or the actor is condescending on the condition (as far as I can tell), and I love that he has a distinct sense of humor. Among other things, I love how much he gets up in Bill's grill knowingly.
Other than a lack of Zoe, I enjoyed last night's Eureka quite thoroughly.
I thought Friday's ep was in line with season 1. What did I miss?
NOthing. It made horror tropes less cool in Season one and was continuing to do so in season 2.
Yup, another good Eureka. Jack looks nice in a suit, but I think I miss the uniform already.
Warehouse 13, on the other hand . . . cognitive dissonance with Fargo.
I could barely pay attention to WH13. I liked Eureka and Alphas better.