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A topic for the discussion of Doctor Who, Arrow, and The Flash. Beware possible invasions of iZombie, Sleepy Hollow, or pretty much any other "genre" (read: sci fi, superhero, or fantasy) show that captures our fancy. Expect adult content and discussion of the Big Gay Sex.
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If I push past that, is there some heart and soul that comes back?
Heart and soul of the show, for me, came back (or stayed, since I think she was introduced in S2) in the form of Ruth. I loved Tom and Zoe and Danny, but I loved Ruth more than all of them put together. And Harry. And Oh, God, the understated simmer that was Ruth/Harry. I find the term OTP excessively silly, but I was all Harry/Ruth OTP 4evah!!eleventy!! for quite a while. Boy, did I ship them hard.
What I wouldn't have given to be a Fox Network programmer with a Lunesta ad at my disposal when the teaser of Fringe went to commercial...
Fringe had a terrific opening tonight, in several senses of the word.
Responding to a comment in another thread, Walter doesn't sound British to me, just...professorial?
Oh, Ruth. She's so awesome. Although I have great fondness for Connie, and for Jo. And Roz rocks my socks off. Roz is what Tom Quinn should have been.
Okay is it bad that I am watching Chuck and notice the coffee cups at the resort? Anyone know where to get them, cause they were awesome.
Hey, I see why Xander looked so familiar! He was Wilfred Woodruff, the vengeful Chinese Dixietocrat from the funeral episode of Pushing Daisies!
ZOMG. I never would have known.
ZOMG, what an episode.
ZOMG, Cromartie John Henry!
i'll sit in your corner, Vortex. i thought those mugs were awesome.
I've been googling "folded handle mug" and "ceramic folding mug", but no luck
Is there a connection between Lost and Fringe?
On Fringe, a recently defenestrated character had purchased a ticket on Oceanic Air. I had to rewind to make sure. t /geekitude
Yes, J. J. Abrams is a producer and writer on both.