I definitely agree about 'No Ordinary Family', it started off so cute, I can't even believe how dull and repetitive and pointless it has gotten so quickly... didn't they have any ideas for any more plot lines? *sigh* I also fast forwarded through a lot of 'Chuck', but I haven't quite given up on it, Linda Hamilton should be showing up soon, and I'm looking forward to seeing her.
I'm still loving House, Terriers, Caprica, Glee, and Big Bang Theory. I've found Project Runway needs the fast forward button too, but I'm looking forward to the finale and seeing who wins. I'm also really happy with the shows I'm downloading (Dexter, Merlin, Downton Abbey, and Sarah Jane Adventures).... TV remains more consistently entertaining the films - although I do want to recommend 'Every Little Step' which is a documentary that came out last year about the re-staging of Chorus Line a few years ago.... full of interviews by the people who originally created A Chorus Line (telling stories of the early days) while they are sorting through mass try-outs for the new production (and eventually narrowing it down to the ones who opened in the new show). It is wonderful, full of music and singing and dancing.... I really loved it.
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Date: 2010-10-23 04:43 am (UTC)*sigh*
I also fast forwarded through a lot of 'Chuck', but I haven't quite given up on it, Linda Hamilton should be showing up soon, and I'm looking forward to seeing her.
I'm still loving House, Terriers, Caprica, Glee, and Big Bang Theory. I've found Project Runway needs the fast forward button too, but I'm looking forward to the finale and seeing who wins. I'm also really happy with the shows I'm downloading (Dexter, Merlin, Downton Abbey, and Sarah Jane Adventures).... TV remains more consistently entertaining the films - although I do want to recommend 'Every Little Step' which is a documentary that came out last year about the re-staging of Chorus Line a few years ago....
full of interviews by the people who originally created A Chorus Line (telling stories of the early days) while they are sorting through mass try-outs for the new production (and eventually narrowing it down to the ones who opened in the new show). It is wonderful, full of music and singing and dancing.... I really loved it.
Have a good weekend!