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.
Willow ,'Conversations with Dead People'
Jossverse 1: Emotional Resonance & Rocket Launchers
TV, movies, web media--this thread is the home for any Joss projects that don't already have their own threads, such as Dr. Horrible.
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?
I will give this show until ep 6. I might be in for the whole season however many eps that is.
I figure if I hung on to "Fringe" until the show started getting good (and it really did and I had no pre-warning it would) then I can show the same patience to "Dollhouse." The only thing it conflicts with is "Flashpoint" and I can watch that on the 'net over the weekend.
I may skip eps 4-5 and wait until 6 or 7 to watch again. 1-3 weren't exactly must-see watching.
Yeah, I will give the show a last chance by tuning in episode 6, since that is when it is supposed to get good. What I get for not paying closer attention to the interviews. If I'd know I'd have just read TWOP for the first five, and tuned in for the first time on six.
I might watch Friday.
Moonlight, I'm thinking?
Ah - fair enough.
Tangentially, when people say "Leverage is an inferior Hustle" I think "Didn't you watch Mission: Impossible???" and remember that one of the creators hasn't even seen any Hustle. I think it's such an easy comparison, and not necessarily the right one.
Why does that come to mind? Because I wonder how someone creates a vampire PI in LA driving a convertible and pining over a small blonde story and doesn't think "Maybe we should make him a redhead or something, so it's not totally Angel." I've watched Moonlight, or more appropriately, skimmed Moonlight for the Dohring bits, and I do wonder how it got as far as it did. The lead is pleasant to look at, but he isn't magic.