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Posted By: Post-FelixI was so happy and productive the 5 years I didn't have a TV, or at least cable. I have seriously fallen off the horse.
Lost, most HBO and Showtime originals (a week or two til Dexta'!) and enough House Hunters on HGTV to damage more brain cells than regular drugs ever could.
Anyone watched True Blood on HBO yet? I've heard nary a thing about it, but will catch up if it's worth it.
Saw the pilot and it was ok. But caught the first episode last week and I'm of the opinion that it's worth it for the title credits alone. It's a bit cheesy, but I'm quite liking it.
Currently getting into The Fringe which is looking a bit X-fileseque consipiracyish, majorly addicted to The Shield now that it's started up again. Cannot wait for It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia to start again. Also maybe watching a bit too much Mythbusters.
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"And I say, 'Hey, Lama, hey, how about a little something, you know, for the effort, you know.' And he says, 'Oh, uh, there won't be any money, but when you die, on your deathbed, you will receive total consciousness.' So I got that goin' for me, which is nice."
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American, Lieutenant: Special Forces Unit "Black Light". Two Purple Hearts, Leningrad and Siberia. Youngest man to be decorated by the President. Then you robbed the Federal Reserve Depository... life sentence, New York maximum security penitentary. I'm about to kick your ass out of *the world*, war hero...
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Posted By: astral zombieFringe has been pretty fun so far, True Blood is pretty unimpressive though. Hopefully the return of Heroes will make up for the lackluster writing that scourged season two. All of these shows pale in comparison to Battlestar though, I can't wait for the second half of the last season.
Fringe is awesome so far, and if the little hint the doctor gives in the pilot of inexplicable things occurring in the world (a plane flies somewhere emitting a high frequency noise and shortly after an earthquake rocks the same area killing thousands) is meant to be foreshadowing things to come, then indeed we may have a very cool show that combines x-files, csi, and regenesis. (Regenesis is an awesome canadian show about diseases and bio-terrorism and the end of the world that you should all check out if you've never seen it).
True blood - I like it. It's quirky, it's unique, it manages to do something a little different with vampires, who are old hat these days. I like the nod to the anne rice stereotype, with him cutting his wrist to feed the girl, but then they purposfully draw back and do something different with it, almost to say "yeah, we know what you expect, and it ain't gonna happen". It's also very funny. And yes, the title sequence is worth price of admission alone.
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Posted By: ic0n0klastPosted By: astral zombieFringe has been pretty fun so far, True Blood is pretty unimpressive though. Hopefully the return of Heroes will make up for the lackluster writing that scourged season two. All of these shows pale in comparison to Battlestar though, I can't wait for the second half of the last season.
Fringe is awesome so far, and if the little hint the doctor gives in the pilot of inexplicable things occurring in the world (a plane flies somewhere emitting a high frequency noise and shortly after an earthquake rocks the same area killing thousands) is meant to be foreshadowing things to come, then indeed we may have a very cool show that combines x-files, csi, and regenesis. (Regenesis is an awesome canadian show about diseases and bio-terrorism and the end of the world that you should all check out if you've never seen it).
True blood - I like it. It's quirky, it's unique, it manages to do something a little different with vampires, who are old hat these days. I like the nod to the anne rice stereotype, with him cutting his wrist to feed the girl, but then they purposfully draw back and do something different with it, almost to say "yeah, we know what you expect, and it ain't gonna happen". It's also very funny. And yes, the title sequence is worth price of admission alone.
The bald, tribal tatted vampire kind of sunk it for me. The attempt to avoid cliches is wrapped in a bunch of them so far, I thought the idea was to be about your average everyday people vampires and not silly goth douchebags in Nola vampires. I'll keep watching, but the acting sucks so far, and since when do jock-redneck guys listen to bands on Relapse records??? The title sequence isn't bad, but it could do without the dead stuff which makes it resemble the title sequence from Se7en or NIN's Closer a wee bit too much. The song fits pretty great though, and the old stock footage is fun...just can the cheesy rotting animals.
"And I say, 'Hey, Lama, hey, how about a little something, you know, for the effort, you know.' And he says, 'Oh, uh, there won't be any money, but when you die, on your deathbed, you will receive total consciousness.' So I got that goin' for me, which is nice."
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