I like it, but that doesn't mean I think it's deep. I mean, it could be, but so far not really. But then, I've watched a million hours of L&O, where you know if it's halfway in, they got the wrong guy. So I'm much more insulted by "House's" Olivia Wilde/Foreteen obsession than Joss Whedon's Eliza obsession.

I like it, but that doesn't mean I think it's deep.

This is pretty much where I am. It may get deep, and I'm all for that, but right now I'm enjoying it on a shiny level.

Yeah, I'd be excited if it got deep, but considering a. I usually lead up to it with Keith and Rachel, I'm pretty knowledged up for the week by Friday at 8. and 2. Till Rescue Me comes back on a few weeks, I'm short a show where the wild plots are sort of a liability, but I like the actors and there is kinky(for TV) sex. my tastes are simple ones.

Well, I'm enjoying it. I don't think it's Firefly, but I kind of like having it on my DVR on Saturday.

I'm in the erika/Emily corner.

I never in my life expected to find myself reading a conversation about consent issues as they pertain to glory holes.

In the latest episode I didn't care much about the pop star, but once Echo hit hit her with the chair I was in for the rest of the ep. I hope they start spending more time on the through line and less on the assignment of the week.

Well, I'm enjoying it. I don't think it's Firefly, but I kind of like having it on my DVR on Saturday.

I'm in the erika/Emily corner.

Well, I'm in good company.

This last week's episode did have the added bonus of making me go, "Hmm, hip-scarf as a skirt? We haven't tried that in my bellydancing class."

Actually, I'll go a little further. I like seeing Dushku, I'm curious about the background stories, and so far there have been a fair number of, if not "holy shit!" moments, at least "oh! huh, that's interesting" moments. And you know, I don't expect it to be Firefly-like in any way, but I do remember that I didn't exactly like Firefly at first either. So yeah.

Emily is me.

I remember trying to get people to watch Dark Angel 's second season, when it started getting good and interesting, and featured Jensen Ackles.

But even the first season had its good points, imho. Hell, if Dollhouse is on a par with Season 1 of Dark Angel, I'm good to go. I'm encouraged to hear at least a few people here saying they're actually enjoying the show.

(I had a considerable fondness for Witchblade too. Albeit that was, in no small part, because Yancy Butler came across as they dykiest dyke in dyke town, and because there was a lot of eyecandy. And I liked their visual style.)

...what's this failed vampire soap opera of which you speak, btw?

Oh, I loved Witchblade. I couldn't bear to erase the season pass from my tivo. *sigh*

...what's this failed vampire soap opera of which you speak, btw?

Moonlight, I'm thinking?