When and when not to watch

[Hoofhurr]

Hasn't been a show mentioned that I didn't like to some degree. No tv show has really blown me away.

Fringe was starting to annoy me because the one dude always explained the science stuff his dad was saying as if he was a translator. I found that patronizing and predictable. His lines are like footnotes and once you notice it, it's hard to ignore.

Lie to Me is a show based on a really good premise. I watch it online as it comes out every eek. The science of micro-expressions is simply fascinating in its own right and I have hopes that they develop the characters and start to sew the episodes together in a more contiguous storyline.

Mental is annoying to me. It's a house rip-off and the acting and story fall short.

I liked Life on Mars a bit but they discontinued that.

TSCC got cancelled. That sucks. It was just warming up.

Dollhouse is getting better I think.

Sanctuary sucks.

Warehouse 13 is pretty lame too.

Eureka isn't bad.

Crusoe sucks.

The Office is funny.

Chuck is pretty funny too for some reason I still can't figure out.

Grey's Anatomy is good too. Makes me cry. WTF?

I like Cash Cab and Deadliest Catch.

Like most of the history channel shows whenever I can get a second to watch them.

I really like football.

I really like top chef and Hell's Kitchen. Actually I like Kitchen Nightmares the most.

I've been watching Weeds with my girlfriend. It started off good and then somewhere in the 2nd/3rd season transition it started to suck.

I love true blood and Entourage.

I can't stand anything on MTV or VH1 anymore. Although I used to like the Real world on occasion.

Lost is good.

Niptuck I can't really watch anymore.

Eastbound and Down was lame.

I don't watch any of the late shows.

I don't watch SNL or similar shows.

And I think that's it.

Oh The Listener wasn't actually half bad if watched consecutively.

Friday Night Lights was really good too in marathon mode.

I think I like tv better than movies. In the same way that I like books better than comics or something more episodic; or Trilogies better than stand alone novels. The more involved the lore, back story, and characters the more I like it, with the exception of those books like the Wheel of Time where you just wish they'd wrap it up.

Buffy the VSlayer was really good but I'm glad they ended it when they did.

Merlin sucks too btw.

Ghost Hunters used to be good but they almost never catch anything and frankly I wish they'd do a really thorough study of one place than travel to a zillion locations never catching anything.

Lobstermen sucks.

IceRoad Truckers sucks.

Millenium seemed like a really good show but I only caught a couple of episodes.

John Doe seemed like a good show that never got anywhere.

Prison Break seemed like it would have done better in Marathon mode.

I really liked Alias. Jennifer Garner as a spy. Not bad methinks.

Dark Angel was weird but watchable. Jessica Alba!

My god what would I look like if I didn't go to the gym and watch my diet.