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Glee and House season finals
May. 24th, 2011 10:20 pmQuickly, assuming I can write anything quickly on this thing, but bed does beckon. I think I put it off, because I dread work tomorrow. Not always. Just at the moment.
*Glee - season finale was rather good in places, the focus on the Rachel Berry and Finn romance still isn't working that well. And how they wrapped up a few plot-lines did not make much sense.
( spoilerish )
House - season finale.
While last year's House season finale blew me away, I loved it. This year's was the polar opposite. Actually the whole season was a bit lack-lustre in the writing department. Several episodes either jumped the shark or came very close to it. Doris Egan? Who knew your departure after last year's season's finale would have this big an effect. Egan was co-executive producer and show-runner last year, she left to do other things. And boy did we notice.
Each episode leading up to the finale, with the possible exception of the episode that focused solely on Amber Tamblyn's character - Master's departure, was increasingly uneven and jarring.
Culminating in an angst ridden finale that ...while it made sense to a degree, was difficult to watch and at times cringe-worthy. Kudos to Hugh Laurie, Robert Scean Leonard and the gal who plays Cuddy for making it mildly watchable. If it weren't for Hugh Laurie - I'd have given up on the series five episodes ago.
( spoilers )
*Glee - season finale was rather good in places, the focus on the Rachel Berry and Finn romance still isn't working that well. And how they wrapped up a few plot-lines did not make much sense.
( spoilerish )
House - season finale.
While last year's House season finale blew me away, I loved it. This year's was the polar opposite. Actually the whole season was a bit lack-lustre in the writing department. Several episodes either jumped the shark or came very close to it. Doris Egan? Who knew your departure after last year's season's finale would have this big an effect. Egan was co-executive producer and show-runner last year, she left to do other things. And boy did we notice.
Each episode leading up to the finale, with the possible exception of the episode that focused solely on Amber Tamblyn's character - Master's departure, was increasingly uneven and jarring.
Culminating in an angst ridden finale that ...while it made sense to a degree, was difficult to watch and at times cringe-worthy. Kudos to Hugh Laurie, Robert Scean Leonard and the gal who plays Cuddy for making it mildly watchable. If it weren't for Hugh Laurie - I'd have given up on the series five episodes ago.
( spoilers )