Raven, thank you. Could you tell me when it goes green? Also feel free to keep talking...it's always amusing or informative.

Son of a bitch! Monk better not die just because some jackass got hit by a train!  And if he spent all those years looking for clues about Trudy's death, why didn't he open the box sooner?

I love you NCIS. Having it on DVD is magical, because, I've never SEEN the first episode. Less Ziva and more Kate. Kate my love~
Now I can see the first episodes, which I never have.

Man, I love Kate.

I need someone to tell me everything they know about "Glee". Friends talk about it, and I have no idea what they're talking about.

Is it worth watching?

I have finished the Original Coupling 1-4 seasons and it was great I have made love for the BBC Both meanings !

Modern Family is indeed hilarious! A must-watch.

As to Glee, Hiraku, I seriously enjoy it. It's biggest weakness is, without question, it's consistency. It jumps from incredible high moments to entire episodes which fall out of the continuum of the story to an amazingly heartfelt character moment to a plotline that makes no sense to, of course, the musical numbers--some of which are truly transcendent.

It's also interesting in that I think it really is better if consider the "Why" of it all. They get some flak about music choices that seem shallow, obvious or illogical, but once you dig a little deeper they end up making sense and even giving character insight. (That doesn't make much sense without examples, but I don't want to ruin anything for anyone by giving stuff away.)

I'd recommend it, with the knowledge going in that you're going to wade through some crap (not an overwhelming amount, but some). I thought it was worth it for the high moments--frankly I thought the last couple episodes of this 1/2 season were incredible--but some people might not. I'd say give it 4 or 5 episodes to win you over. You've got plenty of time, it doesn't come back until April.

I'll return to lurking now.

I love Glee. Lazypirate's summary is pretty good, it has a few moments that get annoying, but I think it was one of the only things on TV that I really got into enough to actually start watching it on TV, instead of just over on hulu or somewhere when I had no better way to kill time. The moments and fabulous soapyness by far outweighed what I didn't like.

I loved Daria too. I haven't seen it in forever, but I remember watching that a ton as a kid on vacation (because I didn't have the MTV at my non-vacation place ;;).

Last edited by Valeli (01-22-2010 08:18:56 PM)

Ugh I bought some crappy bootleg Daria DVDs and despite the shitty quality I still love them. I can't wait to own the official thing!

Also Glee is getting a Japanese version GLEE JAPAN

Razara wrote:

I had no idea she was 52 until I was her recent birthday episode. OMG SHE'S IMMORTAL!

That is such good news! I love her. I'm glad future generations will get to experience her wonders forever and ever and ever.

chrisb wrote:

Ugh I bought some crappy bootleg Daria DVDs and despite the shitty quality I still love them. I can't wait to own the official thing!

Also Glee is getting a Japanese version GLEE JAPAN

I'm... speechless. That looks amazing haha!

whatever, that trailer thing still made my life!

Sparticus: Blood and Sand is made of so much win and epic. Sure the fight scenes rip 300 off but theyre done very well. Also my creepy fan crush of Lucy Lawless has be re-ignited.

HA! What timing. I rewatched a few L Word episodes just the other day.

I suppose you might call me fan, but mostly I'm just in it for the soup-chef.