Rate the Last Episode You Saw

[Starbreaker]

Modern Family 1x02 The Bicycle Thief [B-]

This show is almost strictly drama. I watch it and enjoy it, but I don't laugh. It's good though. I can't exactly put my feelings into words...

The Office 6x01 Gossip

I'm not a regular office viewer, but this was funny. Especially the teaser.

Cougar Town 1x02 [A]

This show is offbeat. I love it.

The Office 1x02 Diversity [A]
The Office 1x03 Healthcare
The Office 1x04 The Alliance
The Office 1x05 Basketball [C]
The Office 1x06 Hot Girl [B-]
The Office 2x01 The Dundees

CSI 7x01-02 Built to Kill Parts 1 & 2
CSI 7x06 Burn Out
CSI 7x09 Living Legend
CSI 7x16 Monster in the Box [A]
CSI 7x17 Fallen Idols
CSI 7x18 Empty Eyes [A]

FlashForward 1x02 [A]
Fringe 1x03 [C]

 

[Starbreaker]

CSI 7x19 Big Shots
CSI 7x20 Lab Rats
CSI 7x21 Ending Happy [A]
CSI 7x23 The Good, The Bad, The Dominatrix [C]
CSI 5x16 Big Middle [C]

Community 1x03 [C+]

Stargate SG-1 Enigma [C]
Stargate SG-1 Solitudes

 

[Temis the Vorta]

Heroes - Ink - This show improves a lot when Tracey and Hiro aren't in it. (Kill them now! ) Matt's dilemma gets more interesting. Samuel is being written smartly - he knows precisely what buttons to push to manipulate Peter. The synethesia scene with Emma playing the violin was beautifully done. It really does help to remind the audience that having powers can be a magical thing, and not just a hellacious curse.

Flash Forward - White to Play - They're evolving the characters and plotline nicely. But the marital woes of Mark and Olivia already bore the hell out of me. More Dimitri!

SG:U - premiere - Eli is kinda interesting, but none of the other characters grab me, the plotline is far too familiar and the premise is unengaging. That's it for me.

 

[Starbreaker]

Fringe - White to Play - They're evolving the characters and plotline nicely. But the marital woes of Mark and Olivia already bore the hell out of me. More Dimitri!

SG:U - premiere - Eli is kinda interesting, but none of the other characters grab me, the plotline is far too familiar and the premise is unengaging. That's it for me.

1. That's FlashForward, even though they both have Olivias.

2. You know you'll be back!

 

[Harvey]

"Stargate: Universe" -- Air Parts I and II

Mediocre characters, a lot of clichés, some overacting, and a few too many plot contrivances. But the camerawork is finally interesting again, the production design is top notch, some of the acting is worthwhile, and there is potential for it to grow. 5/10.

"The Twilight Zone" -- Nightmare at 20,000 Feet

I've seen this episode at least twice before, but it's certainly worth watching again. Shatner's performance is great, and Richard Donner (in an early directing gig) keeps the tension raised even though the creature, outside of its face, is just a giant furball. 8/10.

 

[Dorian Thompson]

Supernatural "The End" 9/10

Dean being transported to five years in a future that may or may not be a construct of the foul mouthed angel Zachariah was gruesome and heartbreaking, from seeing zombies infected with the Croatoan virus gunned down in the streets by the army to seeing his future self willing to murder his friends to get to the devil--a devil that has long since possessed his brother. A devil who needed his brother's permission to use him as a meatsuit. Dean initiated a tentative reconciliation with his devastated brother in the present, but the road will be extremely tough since all trust has been lost between them. Fantastic character work with all moments well earned. Ben Edlund's script was perfect, right down to presentDean confirming his identity to his future self with something only he would know, a story involving the trying on of womens lingerie.

 

[Temis the Vorta]

Fringe - White to Play - They're evolving the characters and plotline nicely. But the marital woes of Mark and Olivia already bore the hell out of me. More Dimitri!

SG:U - premiere - Eli is kinda interesting, but none of the other characters grab me, the plotline is far too familiar and the premise is unengaging. That's it for me.

1. That's FlashForward, even though they both have Olivias.

2. You know you'll be back!

1. Why do I keep confusing those two?

2. No, really, I won't.

 

[PKTrekGirl]

Caught up on all of this past week's TV shows between last night and tonight, except for Castle, which I watched in real time:

1. Castle - (B+) Really...what's not to love?

2. NCIS - (A-) Glad Ziva is back.

3. NCIS: LA - (B) Much better than the sorta-pilot. Navy Seal guy is the best character on the show. He's a badass, and I love badasses. Chris O'Donnell serves the purpose of 'cute' and gets points for that from a female perspective....but I don't think 'cute' was his intended purpose on this show.

4. The Forgotten - (B-) If it wasn't for Christian Slater, this would be just another Bruckheimer clone. I'm giving it more of a chance because of it's star. But I'm afraid it's going to be too formulaic for me, in the end.

5. Eastwick - (D) If this show wasn't so stupid, it would be boring. I'll give it ONE more week. After that, adios.

6. FlashForward - (A) It would be hard to top that pilot, so it only got an "A" this week. But this is by far my favorite of the new crop of TV shows this season. It's like the urban version of LOST. Plus, Joseph Fiennes is exceedingly HOT.

7. Grey's Anatomy - (B-) Not a great episode, but not terrible either. Little Grey is still annoying as hell...but at least we are finally rid of the the all-time MOST annoying character on that show - George O'Malley. Man, this show is an improvement over last year, just based on his departure alone.

8. Private Practice - I only skimmed through this on my DVR, not watching the whole thing, so it's not fair to grade it. Only wanted to find out the ending to last season's cliffhanger. This show is still boring. WHY can't it just fail so that Kate Walsh can go back to Grey's Anatomy where she BELONGS? She was one of my favorite characters on Grey's Anatomy...and now she is mired down this this annoying lot.