GODDAMN is Out of Their Minds sooooo much better when you know the characters at least a little
Doood, yes. My pal Fi's first ep was OOTM as well. Makes no sense at all without knowing the characters.
The first episode I saw anything of was Reunion/Dream a Little Dream. Turned that sucker off but fast, and it took the Buffistas to convince me to give the show a second chance some time later.
The first Farscape I saw was, in channel-surfing, about the last 15-20 minutes of The Flax. Which made me think, "Huh -- it's Moonlighting in space."
And I didn't watch it again until S4 premiered, thanks to Suela's pimpage.
I'm so out of the loop on
Smallville.
Am I on crack, or was there a recent episode that ended with Papa Luthor putting a gun in his mouth? I assumed that he had killed himself, but apparently not.
It closed that way -- but obviously, he didn't pull the trigger.
(As much HSQ as they wasted -- the show would really miss having Lionel in it -- so I'm glad he hasn't committed suicide, you know, yet.)
Huh. Okay. I mean, I'd miss Lionel too, but otherwise, why end on that shot?
I think that they just don't follow-through well on their stories.
The first episode I saw anything of was Reunion/Dream a Little Dream. Turned that sucker off but fast, and it took the Buffistas to convince me to give the show a second chance some time later.
You know, I didn't really think that episode was that awful (well I also like lawyer jokes), but, yeah, as a season premiere, it would have been disconcerting. I wish they had gone for it full force, though. It would have been a great "How do you keep someone in suspense?" joke.
I think that they just don't follow-through well on their stories.
To put it mildly.
He had the gun in his mouth and his cell phone rang and he decided to answer it. I think it was someone telling him that Clark was in the caves. But still, I thought it was odd that he answered his phone. I would have liked something a little more dramatic. It was somewhat anticlimactic.