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television
Monday, October 28th, 2013 09:10 pmSo far this season, I've watched:
Sleepy Hollow
Once Upon A Time
Once Upon A Time in Neverland
Grey's Anatomy
Scandal (some episodes)
Doc Martin (on PBS)
I've been fed up with Grey's Anatomy for a long time, yet it still entertains me. I could say the same about Scandal; but it comes on later and is easier to skip watching. So I'm not sure if I'll continue to watch it.
Sleepy Hollow has been entertaining too, but I'm getting uncomfortable with the many Christian mythology aspects of it. That makes it harder to suspend my disbelief when watching it. The constant fighting against monsters aspect of it is also starting to get boring for me.
I enjoyed Once Upon a Time when it first started, but I've slowly been losing interest in it. The new Neverland show seems more of the same. I don't particularly look forward to watching them each week.
In fact, if I simply stopped watching most of these shows, I wouldn't feel like I was missing anything. Upon hearing there wouldn't be a new episode of Sleepy Hollow for 3 weeks, rather than being disappointed, I felt relieved. I can do other stuff with that time.
After hearing that it got good reviews, I watched an episode of Modern Family. It must have been a double episode. By the start of the 2nd hour, I couldn't stand the slapstick humor anymore and turned it off.
I've watched some episodes of Blacklist. The one episode started out too gruesomely; it reminded me of some articles I had recently read about a serial killer. So I stopped watching. Don't particularly care to keep watching.
I may have seen one episode of Elementary this season, and a few last season. It's on at a bad time, like Scandal (or even at the same time as Scandal) - too easy too miss.
The show I look forward to most each week is Doc Martin. I started watching it earlier this year - it's on season 4. I daresay the doctor has got Asperger's Syndrome or something like it, right? I think that is what appeals to me. I waver between empathizing with him, being amused, and being dismayed at him.
Sleepy Hollow
Once Upon A Time
Once Upon A Time in Neverland
Grey's Anatomy
Scandal (some episodes)
Doc Martin (on PBS)
I've been fed up with Grey's Anatomy for a long time, yet it still entertains me. I could say the same about Scandal; but it comes on later and is easier to skip watching. So I'm not sure if I'll continue to watch it.
Sleepy Hollow has been entertaining too, but I'm getting uncomfortable with the many Christian mythology aspects of it. That makes it harder to suspend my disbelief when watching it. The constant fighting against monsters aspect of it is also starting to get boring for me.
I enjoyed Once Upon a Time when it first started, but I've slowly been losing interest in it. The new Neverland show seems more of the same. I don't particularly look forward to watching them each week.
In fact, if I simply stopped watching most of these shows, I wouldn't feel like I was missing anything. Upon hearing there wouldn't be a new episode of Sleepy Hollow for 3 weeks, rather than being disappointed, I felt relieved. I can do other stuff with that time.
After hearing that it got good reviews, I watched an episode of Modern Family. It must have been a double episode. By the start of the 2nd hour, I couldn't stand the slapstick humor anymore and turned it off.
I've watched some episodes of Blacklist. The one episode started out too gruesomely; it reminded me of some articles I had recently read about a serial killer. So I stopped watching. Don't particularly care to keep watching.
I may have seen one episode of Elementary this season, and a few last season. It's on at a bad time, like Scandal (or even at the same time as Scandal) - too easy too miss.
The show I look forward to most each week is Doc Martin. I started watching it earlier this year - it's on season 4. I daresay the doctor has got Asperger's Syndrome or something like it, right? I think that is what appeals to me. I waver between empathizing with him, being amused, and being dismayed at him.