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[radlilim]

Supernatural from last week was awesome and very funny, plot building, and ended well. Not a twist I was expecting. Last Glee was kinda a downer, I'm not sure why they are trying to hit so many "hot" topics and going away from the fun and campy feeling they started with. Stick with what works people.

Alan Tudyk (Wash) is on V! As well as "Inarra", of course. It's a freaking Firefly reunion show. Great to see him on screen again though. We just watched Knight's Tale last night with him in it. All in all I like V, we will see where it goes and if they can keep a good story going, but it's worth giving it a shot, I think.

EDIT: Oh, well I guess Alan isn't on for very long... dang.

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[lurkingheretic.livejournal.com]

I'm barely into Season 5 here, so don't spoil(er) it too much for me. But may I remind you the first season, not exactly current events but the urban legends were handled more or less seriously, and the Roadhouse season (2 was it?) was very dark much of the time as it delved into the Sam's destiny arc.

Though yeah, fun and campy. Will never forget the Weekly World News episode.

[jkivela.livejournal.com]

hun, I think you missed the part where I started talking about Glee :)

I have no problem with where Supernatural is going, I enjoy the funny eps, it's a good break from the gloom and doom they have, and I think they have the right mix. This last episode had a spoof on Grey's Anatomy, which was hilarious.

It's Glee that I'm annoyed with for trying to be more than just high school kids singing fun songs. I'm quite done with the whole teen pregnancy issue on that show.

[spamcola.livejournal.com]

I was disappointed that Tudyk was tossed so quickly from V as well, but then again they could reuse his shell on another Visitor. ;) 'Sides, that was better role than Alpha on Dollhouse. *sigh*

Maybe they can bring in Simon or Book. Neither of them have had much screen time since Firefly either...

[jkivela.livejournal.com]

I didn't know he was on Dollhouse, but then I've never watched any of it, so that's not a surprise.

Sean Maher has been doing plays and such, I think I remember reading. But yeah, I've heard nothing about Book's actor.