Just finished watching Revelations, the final episode of the first half of the final season. I'll have more comments soon, but I have to say that the ending was just like I thought it would be. Pretty bleak.
I've been getting some comments reminding me that America's Got Talent's new season starts tonight.
So, who's glad it's back? Is it better than American Idol? Do you think a singer is going to win this year? Or do we get a new twist on the great Terry Fator?
One nasty aspect of humanity that comes to light because of shows like American Idol and So You Think You Can Dance is this uncanny need for attention. Most people are well-developed mentally enough that we get our attention from those around us. (Or online... errr... welll... hmmmm...) But these days people are clambering for attention in the most unlikely of places - the reality TV show audition process.
Wow. I heard that someone was going to get badly hurt in a bombing during tonight's episode, but by the looks of that SUV, I'm sure that whoever it was would probably wish they were dead.
So who was it?
Personally, I hope it's David Rossi. I like that character - who is strikingly different than Gideon was - but I can't stand Joe Mantegna's acting on the show. Everything about him is 'off' - especially his line readings.
Is it true? American Idol hasn't aired on the West Coast yet - it just finished its East Coast live broadcast - and technorati has posts regarding the winner...
David Cook? Seriously? My mother, who for the past few days has been saying that the other David, Archuleta, was going to win. And as far as I knew, he was the one to beat. (And beat Cook apparently did.)
(And I should point out that I barely saw any of this years shows - bits and pieces only - and I really didn't care who won. And you don't have to win AI to get a record deal - second place isn't that bad.)
When the voters on this site indicated that they thought Jenny Shepard, NCIS director, should be the one leaving, they were right. Gunned down, in fact. Going out fighting. Tough-as-nails Jenny - dead.
But that's not the end of the story. I read that the season finale of NCIS would have "far reaching consequences" going into next season. And after the last minute of "Judgment Day" I see what was meant.
One of the best parts of living on the West Coast is that I can find out who won those "live" competition shows before it actually airs here. And thanks to the internet, I don't even have to watch them!
They almost killed him. Really, whoever shot him should have had better aim and made sure they finished the job. Why? Because killing Horatio would have improved the show. As would getting a new writing/production staff. But I digress.
Tonight's the night that someone dies on NCIS. Sad but true. And, no, I don't know who will be leaving the show or why they're leaving. All I know is the cast will be one short next season, and the death will be one of the main characters.
Wow. I heard that someone was going to get badly hurt in a bombing during tonight's episode, but by the looks of that SUV, I'm sure that whoever it was would probably wish they were dead.
They almost killed him. Really, whoever shot him should have had better aim and made sure they finished the job. Why? Because killing Horatio would have improved the show. As would getting a new writing/production staff. But I digress.
