I am not a huge watcher of TV, but this year I have caught a few of shows hoping to recapture their viewers after the big strike last year.
Season two lost a lot of the momentum that was gained with the
inaugural run. Some of those problems have been corrected. Other haven't been. I, personally, think that the worst thing the show ever did was introduce characters that could travel through time at will. It just made the plot so convoluted that it is hard to follow at times. Also one of the shows most popular characters,
Hiro, has moved from being a
pinnacle of the plot to being almost annoying.
Apparently one of the best shows of a couple years ago didn't even crack the top twenty this year. I don't want it to seem like I am totally down on this show. I watched the first two shows of the season and still enjoy it. The only problem is that they apparently alienated their core audience and are going to have to work hard to get them back.
This show keep getting more and more interesting as time goes by. As a long time X-files fan, this show is right up my alley. I watched the pilot and was somewhat worried about the direction that the show was taking but it has sense been providing me with great entertainment. The only problem is that I wonder if the audience can suspend disbelief long enough to get hooked. Also,
JJ Abrams better not pull his usual stunts by never given the audience any answers or I will write him off completely.
Alias was not funny.
You know, this show has grown on me over the last couple seasons. I am a late bloomer, meaning that I never watched the first couple seasons. This year is shaping up to be quite interesting with the character progression that is happening. Some people don't enjoy the show because they say that Dr. House could not exist in the real world. There is just one main problem with that mindset. The whole point of TV is that we are supposed to watch happenings that are directly related to the real world because, frankly, the real world is boring.
Here is a show that surprised me. I missed the pilot live, but caught it online after "Fringe" was over. My main question is, why do my
favorite shows have to compete with each other in the same time slot?! Now, I am not sure about the staying power of this show but it intrigued me enough to watch it next week. Apparently I wasn't the only one watching because
it cracked the top ten in ratings.
There are other shows that I am looking forward to this season. They include: CSI: Las Vegas and Californication.
I am actually pretty upset that they cancelled Shark because that was a good show with great acting and dialogue.