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First, I am proud to have scored pretty high here:
(And, yes, I do speak a bit of Klingon-- just a few words, though.) I would've scored higher but I clicked the wrong answer on one just by being careless! Wah!
Now for some hopefully non-spoilery TV opinionations.
So far this season, all my old standbys seem to be coming strong out of the gate. Criminal Minds, Chuck, NCIS, House, Tim Gunn's Guide to Style (I like that they've dropped the lingerie drawer raid, while still keeping the 'good foundations' rule) are all good so far. Also, Sarah Connor Chronicles is still really excellent. I'm very impressed by how well they're doing with that show. Also, it's recursive as all get-out, which is interesting. Time travel makes for some brain-bending paradoxes (paradox-i?). ;D Supernatural is definitely interesting this year, too. Lots of win all around.
Heroes has much better pacing so far this year than last, and interesting character and plot twists, too. It'll be fun to see how things plays out. Even though Ali Larter is still in the cast, Tracy is nowhere near as annoying as Nicki/Jessica was, so yay. Also, Maya has stopped snivelling all the time, which is a relief. Poor Mohinder, though. Of course, if he was as wise as he was smart, he wouldn't BE in that predicament!
I'm not watching all that much new--![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
ardent_muses has got me watching Life this season, and so far I am enjoying it. Since it's new to me, I'm counting that. I've also watched a couple of eps of The Mentalist, which I'm not all that thrilled by-- the lead character seems to be styled after Charlie Crews on Life, but his 'quirky charm' seems much more contrived. And he's got a kind of creepy fixed smile that bugs me. Fringe is keeping my interest so far, though. I like the characters. And I'm planning to check out The Eleventh Hour when it premieres this week. I saw one ep of the British version with Patrick Stewart and liked what I saw, I just wish I'd been able to see more of it. 11th Hour has the added bonus of starring Rufus Sewell, who is eye-candy. :) Also, The premiere of Sanctuary didn't suck, so I'll keep watching that for a while, I think.
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Now for some hopefully non-spoilery TV opinionations.
So far this season, all my old standbys seem to be coming strong out of the gate. Criminal Minds, Chuck, NCIS, House, Tim Gunn's Guide to Style (I like that they've dropped the lingerie drawer raid, while still keeping the 'good foundations' rule) are all good so far. Also, Sarah Connor Chronicles is still really excellent. I'm very impressed by how well they're doing with that show. Also, it's recursive as all get-out, which is interesting. Time travel makes for some brain-bending paradoxes (paradox-i?). ;D Supernatural is definitely interesting this year, too. Lots of win all around.
Heroes has much better pacing so far this year than last, and interesting character and plot twists, too. It'll be fun to see how things plays out. Even though Ali Larter is still in the cast, Tracy is nowhere near as annoying as Nicki/Jessica was, so yay. Also, Maya has stopped snivelling all the time, which is a relief. Poor Mohinder, though. Of course, if he was as wise as he was smart, he wouldn't BE in that predicament!
I'm not watching all that much new--
ardent_muses has got me watching Life this season, and so far I am enjoying it. Since it's new to me, I'm counting that. I've also watched a couple of eps of The Mentalist, which I'm not all that thrilled by-- the lead character seems to be styled after Charlie Crews on Life, but his 'quirky charm' seems much more contrived. And he's got a kind of creepy fixed smile that bugs me. Fringe is keeping my interest so far, though. I like the characters. And I'm planning to check out The Eleventh Hour when it premieres this week. I saw one ep of the British version with Patrick Stewart and liked what I saw, I just wish I'd been able to see more of it. 11th Hour has the added bonus of starring Rufus Sewell, who is eye-candy. :) Also, The premiere of Sanctuary didn't suck, so I'll keep watching that for a while, I think.