Showing posts with label fringe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fringe. Show all posts

Monday, May 18, 2009

Watching TV-series

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I started this morning wanting to write about ESC (Eurovision Song Contest) when I made the mistake of looking into my tv-recordings folder. Instead I started the day by watching some tv-series, I had started watching most of them but fell asleep shortly before the end. Not because they were boring, but because I didn't care to zap during the commercial breaks, which is something that puts me to sleep regularly. I lower the volume and off to the dreamland I am.

When channels started to air new episodes some weeks ago, I seriously intended to blog about them every week. I quickly grew tired of this, there was nothing really interesting report and I refuse to simply summarize the episodes. What upsets me though is that airing of Numb3rs has been interrupted for the sake of live-soccer-matches; they showed reruns only for the last weeks. Not much fun.

And now the "new episode season" seems to be already over. CSI Miami stopped in the middle of the season, CSI Las Vegas apparently too, Law & Order New York (SVU) ended last week, Criminal Intent reruns have been going for weeks and apparently NCIS also stopped yesterday and none of the last episodes were a season-finale episode.

That leaves us with new episodes for The Mentalist - a show which I didn't like in the beginning but I'm slowly taking too, Fringe - a show I loved from Day One, Bones - no need to say anything about if you follow me on twitter (I love it) and Life.

I've really come to appreciate sidereel, which introduced me to Lie to me, a show I like just as much as Fringe.

I always seem to forget to mention Cold Case, a show I truly like for the stories. I'm missing Criminal Minds, The Closer and Without a Trace. There are still some unaired episodes of Wire in the Blood, and despite this being a series I more think of the episodes as movies because of their length. And of Simone Lahbib.

Tuesday, March 24, 2009

What I forgot in this week's tv series

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Fringe, I totally forgot about Fringe and wonderful Anna Torv, aka as Agent Olivia Dunham. The show started airing last Monday with the 90-min pilot on pro7. I sincerely hope that - as much as  I would like to see new episodes of CSI:NY - VOX won't take the bait and program unaired episodes against Fringe.


Fringe is like The X-Files, only better - that's what I heard from several sources. It's true, in a certain way, but Fringe is also completely different in its own way. The main character is a woman (yeah, you already knew that, don't ya' ? ;-)) and intriuge and secrets also make up for a good part of the plot and the suspense. Then there's the technical, scientific aspect of the show - CSI and Bones put in a mixer and brought to next level.

Well it's somehow frightening how these old research results seem so completely plausible to me.
And this is where Fringe is so completely different from The X-Files. With The X-Files I always knew that most of the story were simply unbelievable and too constructed, they also lost me completely some time before the movie came out. Just to make this clear, I'm quite sure that we're not the only life in this universe, but I don't think that we're that important that others will constantly observe us ;)

It also helps that Agent Olivia Dunham is played by Anna Torv, former Mistress



and object of desire for Shelley Conn.




I'm looking to forward to see the next episode or more precisely the ending of the second episode, cause - once again - I fell asleep while watching TV. This doesn't say anything about the quality of what I've been watching: lack of sleep, waking up at 4am and pain killers are mostly the main reason for this.

I also watched Bones yesterday afternoon, that was one hilariously funny episode - the one where Bones has the guard of a baby for some days. This situation results in some of the best bantering dialogue we had for some time. And not only Bones, but Angela and Cam were also in this; Cam having the best line with "giving this body up for that?" - I'm so with you on this, Cam - especially when you're dressed like that!

 




The ending was so in line with Bones character, they had me almost thinking that she was setting up a fund for the little kid - but no, she provided help for the entire city and work for the adoptive mother.
I think I'll keep this episode for some time, I need to rewatch it - several times :)

Sunday, February 1, 2009

Stürmischer Start

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Letzte Woche war wirklich heftig, nicht nur, dass ich mir die seit Jahren stärkste Erkältung eingehandelt hatte; nein, uns haben auch die Ausläufer des Sturms ziemlich durchgeschüttelt. Mit dramatischen Auswirkungen ;-) Immer noch kein pro7, sat1 und kabel1, arte und die digitalen von ard mucken auch ziemlich; oh und von Eutelsat ganz zu schweigen. Klar habe ich einen Techniker angefordert, der kommt auch schon in 14 Tagen. Noch zwei weitere Folgen von TSCC (The Sarah Connor Chronicles), die ich nicht sehen kann :-(
Hoffentlich klappt das dann auch alles, denn so langsam kommen ab Ende Februar auch endlich wieder neue Serien oder neue Folgen bekannter und geliebter Serien in der Kiste. Z.B. Cold Case, Spurlos verschwunden, CSI Las Vegas, aber auch Fringe mit der wunderbaren Anna Torv :) (So was wie Akte X nur besser *g)
Klar, natürlich läuft momentan auch neues von Law & Order SVU, aber irgendwie lenken mich die ständig wechselnden Frisuren von Det. Benson von den Geschichten ab. Mal schaun, wie das weiter geht.



 

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