Pointless TV-related whinging
Jan. 17th, 2012 11:43 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
the_deep_magicToday's super-annoying, very-first-world problem: despite all the free time on my hands, I am STILL behind on most of my TV shows. Instead I watch marathons of Hoarders and Tabatha's Salon Takeover. No, I am not proud of myself.
House: I have one more disc to go on last season... and then all of this season. Still kind of facepalming over the last ep I watched, in which [VAGUE SPOILER ALERT] homedude turns out in the very last minute of the show to be a mastermind serial killer! Who eats people! Finally, something I find less plausible than House/Cuddy. And I have watched none of this season.
White Collar: Haven't watched any of season three, though I think I still have most of them on my DVR, if it hasn't started randomly erasing crap again. Grrr, this one I'm pissed at myself about because I really wanted to be caught up by the mid-season premiere, which was... today.
The Office: The last one I watched was the Halloween episode, maybe? Though I may have missed one before that. Again, theoretically, these should all be on the DVR.
Bones: I... may have given up on Bones. I watched the first few episodes of last season and just sort of... stopped. Plus, the friend I spent New Year's with, upon hearing that I was behind in the show, just went ahead and told me the major plot twists. And it sounds like they pulled an ninth-season X Files reveal (Dude from Lost: "...until one lonely night when you invited Agent Mulder into your bed." Me: "THE FUCK YOU SAY?!"). The revolving one-dimensional interns, the increasingly-forced chemistry... is it even worth getting caught up?
Sherlock: I have downloaded all three eps but only watched the first one. And been scrolling very quickly past my Twitter feed and some of my flist until I can watch the other two. SOME PEOPLE ARE NOT VERY VIGILANT ABOUT SPOILERS. This is Priority Number One, though.
I also want to watch all of Arrested Development again and go through my massive Avengers box set, though when I'm going to do that, I don't know.
But I am writing again! Not, like, a lot, but more than none, which is what I'd been doing through the holidays. But first, off to finish Mockingjay. And then check if there's a fandom for that. There's gotta be.
House: I have one more disc to go on last season... and then all of this season. Still kind of facepalming over the last ep I watched, in which [VAGUE SPOILER ALERT] homedude turns out in the very last minute of the show to be a mastermind serial killer! Who eats people! Finally, something I find less plausible than House/Cuddy. And I have watched none of this season.
White Collar: Haven't watched any of season three, though I think I still have most of them on my DVR, if it hasn't started randomly erasing crap again. Grrr, this one I'm pissed at myself about because I really wanted to be caught up by the mid-season premiere, which was... today.
The Office: The last one I watched was the Halloween episode, maybe? Though I may have missed one before that. Again, theoretically, these should all be on the DVR.
Bones: I... may have given up on Bones. I watched the first few episodes of last season and just sort of... stopped. Plus, the friend I spent New Year's with, upon hearing that I was behind in the show, just went ahead and told me the major plot twists. And it sounds like they pulled an ninth-season X Files reveal (Dude from Lost: "...until one lonely night when you invited Agent Mulder into your bed." Me: "THE FUCK YOU SAY?!"). The revolving one-dimensional interns, the increasingly-forced chemistry... is it even worth getting caught up?
Sherlock: I have downloaded all three eps but only watched the first one. And been scrolling very quickly past my Twitter feed and some of my flist until I can watch the other two. SOME PEOPLE ARE NOT VERY VIGILANT ABOUT SPOILERS. This is Priority Number One, though.
I also want to watch all of Arrested Development again and go through my massive Avengers box set, though when I'm going to do that, I don't know.
But I am writing again! Not, like, a lot, but more than none, which is what I'd been doing through the holidays. But first, off to finish Mockingjay. And then check if there's a fandom for that. There's gotta be.
