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Still digesting the double shot (don't really like two consecutive episodes, as it makes it harder to focus on either one).

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While not perfect, this show continues to impress me for the unmitigated ballsiness of it's performances. This season, in particular, Rick Springfield and especially Kathleen Turner have really gone all out in their willingness to get a few laughs. And David Duchovny does so every week. There's nothing really like it.

This is among the stranger things I have ever seen. I think I like it.

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It's November 19th. I'm not ready for Grey's Anatomy to have its Christmas Episode.

... I'm really not impressed by the ads for "Avatar". It looks like a preachy, blue-skinned "Dances With Wolves".

One of the repurcussions of the DVR is that TV can now produce Netflix guilt. And the World Series has been going on, plus I was in Boston for the last four days, so a lot of stuff piled up. So I've watched four TV shows in a row (3 and a half hours), which is the point at which it starts feeling like work.

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... is starting Vicente Padilla in a playoff game.

Incidentally,the point at which I officially realized my fantasy baseball team was going nowhere was when not only was I depending on Vicente Padilla, but I couldn't use him because he had swine flu.

I can't really bring myself to buy into the actual accents of either Jamie Bamber nor Alexis Denisoff.

I've just finished re-reading the entirety (28 issues to date) of "Buffy Season Eight". As it's gotten longer and longer, it's now come to resemble an actual season of the show. And I think it's really much better when read in big chunks. Joss has done a good job of running his themes and subplots through issues written by about a dozen different ( Read more... )