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Dec. 12th, 2011 09:59 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
shadowkatHalf-watching Fringe S3...which is comforting because the characters have more stressful and brutal lives than mine, but no real violence. Fringe is the least violent of the procedurals, weird, I know, but there it is. Also, JJ Abrhams and his minions are obsessed with playing with narrative structure...which is sort of interesting. Once Upon a Time is the latest experiment in that...I like Once better by the way, but that's mainly due to mood.
The Good Wife rocked last night. As did Once. Loved them both to pieces. But I can't post on them at length. Not now. Will state that I found both oddly comforting. Particularly the Good Wife, where Alicia wonders what happened to all her friends, she used to have good friends. It's a great commentary on friendship and how fleeting it is. Most friends I've found are rather fair-weather...and somewhat transistory, so does Alicia. She wisely at the end of the episode gravitates towards two women who have her professional and familial interests at heart and away from Will and Eli.
The Good Wife rocked last night. As did Once. Loved them both to pieces. But I can't post on them at length. Not now. Will state that I found both oddly comforting. Particularly the Good Wife, where Alicia wonders what happened to all her friends, she used to have good friends. It's a great commentary on friendship and how fleeting it is. Most friends I've found are rather fair-weather...and somewhat transistory, so does Alicia. She wisely at the end of the episode gravitates towards two women who have her professional and familial interests at heart and away from Will and Eli.