Among the many reasons why my ISP wants to spank me...

[graculus]

This year's television offerings so far (there may be spoilers in comments, so proceed with care if you worry about that sort of thing):

House - yes. Though it needs more Wilson.

Heroes - oh yes, but just so much potential for being buggered up royally (and not in the good steamy man-on-man action way). And Hiro is already my favourite.

Numb3rs - oh god, yes! For so many reasons, many of which are cited here.

Boston Legal - all kinds of yes. Alan, you are so bad. Heh heh.

Jericho - sorry, got bored in episode 2.

Studio 60 - yes, but I liked it better when they were called Dan and Casey, and the dark-haired one was Josh Charles not Matthew Perry (and is it just me, or has he had a rough couple of years lately, because he looks like he should sleep for a month!).

Veronica Mars - yes, oh yes. Hooked already. Even New Guy is amusing rather than annoying and this year does Logan...? Oops, said no spoilers, didn't I? ;)

Dexter - yes, probably. We'll see if I make it through episode 2 but Michael C. Hall is hot. ;)

Agree? Disagree? Think I'm talking out of my arse?

Comments

[graculus.livejournal.com]

Oh, episode 2 of Numb3rs was even better than the premiere! Except that it didn't have that cool scene with Charlie and Larry and the bed of nails, which takes some beating. ;)

Dexter is on Showtime on Sunday, and it's about a forensics guy who happens to be a serial killer who kills serial killers. It's very much told from his point of view and is quite interesting, though it's not clear where they're going to go with it.

[superbadgirl]

I like Numb3rs well enough, but have to admit that it tends to feel like it builds up anticipation and then fizzles. I wish I hadn't missed the second part, though.