"Justified" is back on Feb 9th! Whoo-hoo - Kill-tucky!
I have quit "Nikita". When the person you care about the least (read: not at all) is the title character, it just seems pointless. The Sister and I are currently watching "Dollhouse" for the first time and even though it has major storytelling issues, I am enjoying that more than I am "Nikita". I like Alex but idk. I mean, if I want Shane West in suits, that's what the internet is for. And if I quit watching "Chuck" even though Adam Baldwin (read: the man I have been in love with for more than twenty years of my life, years before he was Jayne Cobb even) then I can certainly quit watching "Nikita" even though Aaron Stanford is in it. I mean, I can still write Shane/Aaron fics if I really want to (and I may), so...
I also quit watching "Hellcats". The lead chick pisses me off so much, I want to beat her. She is so smart and a perfect cheerleader and can sing and play the guitar and all the boys love her. Don't forget her horrid alcoholic mother, you guys. Can you say Mary-Sue, or in her case, Marty-Sue. The one thing I really liked was that she had a male best friend. I like when they can do that and not have it be about sex. And even though Marty was obnoxious, I liked all the other characters. Except now, none of them have their own storylines - all of their storylines suddenly revolve around how awesome Marty is and how everyone is in love with her. Including the male best friend, because she has a vagina and he has a penis, so they must be in love. Plus, they never actually do cheerleading numbers. They do about as many cheerleading numbers as they did in the first season of "Glee" and, you know, "Glee" isn't even about cheerleaders.
"Off The Map" starts tomorrow. It looks horrendous. But Enrique Murciano is suppose to be in it, though now I think
"Chaos" doesn't premiere until April it looks like. I initially wanted to watch this show because of it's stellar casting - Eric Close and Freddy Rodriguez - but then I found out it's like about foul-mouthed, hard-ass, CIA agents who have to bring in rogue CIA agents or something and that's just awesome.
"True Blue", which was suppose to be Marc Blucas' new FBI show, isn't on the list, so I'm guessing it got pulled. It didn't sound too stellar, but I was willing to try it out for Marc Blucas.
SyFy's new "Being Human" premiered last night and I Tivo-ed it and am going to give it a shot and see how I like it.
That is all.