The 2007 Fall TV Season
Since Greg and I entered the world of cable and DVR a few months ago, I'm getting kind of excited for the upcoming TV Season. I can actually record everything I'm interested in and watch at my leisure. So I've been checking out the schedules, reading stuff online, and I've managed to watch a couple of pilots to figure out which shows are getting seasons passes on our Ti-Faux. And here's what I've decided so far (in no particularly order):
Heroes - I've seen the first season, thanks to a marathon on Sci-Fi, and although I have my gripes I still enjoy the show. And with cast additions of David Anders (Sark from Alias) and Kristen Bell (Veronica Mars) count me totally in for this season.
The Office - Since Greg and I watched Seasons 1-3 on DVD, the hardest thing about this season will be not watching multiple episodes back to back. (We got through the Season 3 DVD in about 4 days)
Gossip Girl - I dont have high hopes for this show at all, but it may provide some eye candy. And its narrated by Kristen Bell, so I gots to support it. At least for a couple of episodes.
Chuck - The trailers I've seen for this make it look pretty funny, and it costars Adam Baldwin so I'll give it a shot.
Journeyman - I didn't really have a whole lot of interest in this when I first read about it, but the pilot in available On Demand right now (thanks cable!) so I checked it out last night, and I really like it. So hopefully it doesn't get cancelled. And Kevin McKidd is cute - (and Scottish! Even though he's playing an American and we can't hear his accent...but still...Scottish!)
Reaper - Even though its taking over the old Veronica Mars time slot, so there's some bitterness there, this looks pretty funny. Although reluctant death merchant has already been done, I have pretty high hopes for this.
Moonlight - A show about a detective vampire looking to redeem himself, who falls for a human? Sounds interesting! I'm planning on tuning in for at least a couple episodes even though the show has already had a bunch of problems before hitting the air (producer changes, recasts, etc) because I like vampires. And Jason Dohring (from Veronica Mars) was one of the recasts.
If I can get the DVD viewing in for Friday Night Lights and Ugly Betty's 1st seasons, then I may tune into them as well. So, that's the list...did I miss any?
Heroes - I've seen the first season, thanks to a marathon on Sci-Fi, and although I have my gripes I still enjoy the show. And with cast additions of David Anders (Sark from Alias) and Kristen Bell (Veronica Mars) count me totally in for this season.
The Office - Since Greg and I watched Seasons 1-3 on DVD, the hardest thing about this season will be not watching multiple episodes back to back. (We got through the Season 3 DVD in about 4 days)
Gossip Girl - I dont have high hopes for this show at all, but it may provide some eye candy. And its narrated by Kristen Bell, so I gots to support it. At least for a couple of episodes.
Chuck - The trailers I've seen for this make it look pretty funny, and it costars Adam Baldwin so I'll give it a shot.
Journeyman - I didn't really have a whole lot of interest in this when I first read about it, but the pilot in available On Demand right now (thanks cable!) so I checked it out last night, and I really like it. So hopefully it doesn't get cancelled. And Kevin McKidd is cute - (and Scottish! Even though he's playing an American and we can't hear his accent...but still...Scottish!)
Reaper - Even though its taking over the old Veronica Mars time slot, so there's some bitterness there, this looks pretty funny. Although reluctant death merchant has already been done, I have pretty high hopes for this.
Moonlight - A show about a detective vampire looking to redeem himself, who falls for a human? Sounds interesting! I'm planning on tuning in for at least a couple episodes even though the show has already had a bunch of problems before hitting the air (producer changes, recasts, etc) because I like vampires. And Jason Dohring (from Veronica Mars) was one of the recasts.
If I can get the DVD viewing in for Friday Night Lights and Ugly Betty's 1st seasons, then I may tune into them as well. So, that's the list...did I miss any?
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Ugly Betty is good! It is 6 discs with 4 shows per disc. You should definitely fit that one in.
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Anonymous |
9:40 PM
WOW! you have a lot of TV watching to do!! And welcome to the world of DVR, I freaking love mine. The shows we have set to tape are Family Guy, Justice League (Dave got me totally hooked on that), Project Runway (can't wait!!), Heroes, Chuck, Comic View on BET, and random movies that I would normally never rent and/or schedule a time to watch, like Man of the Year and Flicka. So gots to love the DVR!!!
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Sarah Beth??? |
7:16 PM