January 4, 2010 – 8:40 am
I was quite happy to hear Fringe would be back this week and intrigued, to say the least, that the second episode, airing on Monday, Jan. 11, is an unaired one from Season 1. Thursday’s episode is called “Unearthed.”
(Note: Some blogs, including some linked to below, have said Fringe isn’t back until Jan. 11, Monday, [...]
November 15, 2009 – 9:09 am
OK, that was a really long title.
But that’s to make up for being so lax in blogging about Fringe so far this season, despite the fact that Walter Bishop is, bar none, my favorite character on television at the moment (that includes shows that are on hiatus right now).
Aussie John Noble plays Bishop impeccably, with [...]
October 2, 2009 – 11:18 am
An interesting episode of Supernatural last night. The main question posed is one that seems to come up on all the shows I watch, somehow.
Can we change our future? Our past? Is the timeline immutable? If you see your future, is it possible to change the past, or are you stuck because you’ve seen it, [...]
September 20, 2009 – 5:44 pm
I went back and forth on whether I’d live-blog the Emmys tonight, mainly because, after all, this is a TV blog.
But then I thought about it.
Where’s Battlestar Galactica? Kings? Did Jericho ever get any love?
Sure, critical darlings 30 Rock and The Office, though relatively low-rated (compared with the CSI juggernaut, anyway) get lots of Emmy [...]
By AmyV
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Posted in 30 Rock, Battlestar Galactica, Bored to Death, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Emmys, Fringe, HBO, Intervention, Jericho, Kings, The Wire
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Also tagged 30 Rock, Battlestar Galactica, Bored to Death, Charles in Charge, CSI, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Emmys, HBO, Intervention, Jericho, Kings, Oscars, The Office, The Wire
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Heard some awesome news this weekend – Leonard Nimoy is going to reprise his role as William Bell as much as he wants to in Fringe’s second season.
The show started a bit slowly, but built up to an incredibly astoundingly jaw-dropping finale that blew my mind not one, but TWO times.
Part of that, of course, [...]
As it is with every year, a whole bunch of science fiction-y shows were canceled at the end of the season, but I have to give it to the networks for trying a bunch of new ones next year.
It was so hard to keep track of the comings and goings during the upfronts, but SciFi [...]
By AmyV
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Posted in Human Target, Past Life, new season, new shows, schedule
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Also tagged Chuck, Cupid, Day One, Dollhouse, Eastwick, Eli Stone, Flash Forward, Fox, Heroes, Human Target, Jericho, Jonathan Steinberg, Kings, Knight Rider, Life on Mars, Lost, Medium, Merlin, My Own Worst Enemy, NBC, Past Life, Pushing Daisies, Reaper, science fiction, Smallville, Supernatural, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, The CW, The Listener, TSCC, V, Valentine, Vampire Diaries
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Every Tuesday night, I sit with my laptop, futzing around on the Internet while watching Fringe.
I knew I’d like it – it is J.J. Abrams, after all – but the first couple of episodes promised to be as infuriatingly mysterious as Lost, but not nearly as interesting and character-driven. Whoa – was I wrong.
Even characters [...]
Just got the news that NBC Universal is going to have a show that should be very cool in the fall (still no word on Chuck, though Heroes got renewed): Day One.
Here’s the official description:
From executive producer/writer Jesse Alexander (“Heroes,” “Lost,” “Alias”) and director Alex Graves (“Fringe,” “Journeyman”), “Day One” tells the story of life [...]
Watching Lost, I realized tonight, is like being repeatedly punched in the brain (not the head, but directly in the brain).
Not that I mean that in a negative sense.
Benjamin Linus is probably the most maddening character on television. Ever. EVAR.
And there’s no one I enjoy watching more (well, Fringe’s Walter Bishop comes close, but for [...]
February 19, 2009 – 11:32 pm
I’ve been catching up on all sorts of shows lately, so I thought I’d just wrap up some thoughts on some of what I’ve been watching:
Burn Notice
I think Michael Westen got his groove back. I absolutely adored Season 1. I enjoyed individual episodes in Season 2, but as a whole it left me feeling sort [...]
