Wednesday Night.
Okay, I can form coherent thoughts now.
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Lost 3x16, "One of Us":
I find it kind of ironic how much I was looking forward to this episode. I actually made myself wait an extra hour so that I could watch it straight through without commercial interruption. I'm also really glad I used all my willpower not to read the timeline on Wednesday afternoon. If I'd ruined the twist ending like that, I wouldn't have had any fun at ALL. Fortunately, I kept up a semi-running commentary while I was watching it, so the majority of this review will be written in the happy language of someone who hasn't gotten to the end yet. Also, it's going to be EXTRAORDINARILY LONG. I tried to control myself, but...I am long-winded.
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CSI: NY, 3x20, "What Schemes May Come."
Every so often there comes an episode that for whatever reason, I just don't want to watch. It's not that the episode is a total wash, I just can't seem to make myself sit still for a whole 40 minutes, preferring instead to hop and skip for the character-development bits. It happened with "Charge of this Post" (I KNOW, but I wasn't 100% hooked on the show yet), and "Murder Sings the Blues," and "Some Buried Bones." And now this one.
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Lost 3x16, "One of Us":
I find it kind of ironic how much I was looking forward to this episode. I actually made myself wait an extra hour so that I could watch it straight through without commercial interruption. I'm also really glad I used all my willpower not to read the timeline on Wednesday afternoon. If I'd ruined the twist ending like that, I wouldn't have had any fun at ALL. Fortunately, I kept up a semi-running commentary while I was watching it, so the majority of this review will be written in the happy language of someone who hasn't gotten to the end yet. Also, it's going to be EXTRAORDINARILY LONG. I tried to control myself, but...I am long-winded.
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CSI: NY, 3x20, "What Schemes May Come."
Every so often there comes an episode that for whatever reason, I just don't want to watch. It's not that the episode is a total wash, I just can't seem to make myself sit still for a whole 40 minutes, preferring instead to hop and skip for the character-development bits. It happened with "Charge of this Post" (I KNOW, but I wasn't 100% hooked on the show yet), and "Murder Sings the Blues," and "Some Buried Bones." And now this one.