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Blacklist, Elementary, Big Bang Theory
Oct. 11th, 2013 09:58 am- Blacklist, so far, is absurd but fun, thus making it the opposite of SHIELD, which is absurd and no fun at all. I like the main guy's ridiculous over-the-top attitude and am curious about whatever is going on with ( Read more... ). Oh, and I have a strange amount of sympathy for the skeptical blond agent, like Ward on SHIELD, who is like all straight(probably)-white-male-hegemony-action-reaction-etc, but has no secret past or chosen-one status or anything, andis always running after someone and seems to do a lot of the gruntwork, both physical and mental, and to just work really hard at his job and care about it a lot.
- I watch Elementary entirely for Lucy Liu's choices in textiles, I think (come on, they're worth it. That grey-white tunic dress thing!) Not sure what the politics over there in this episode were, though Sherlock being unable to let go of someone being wrong on the internet was amusing.
- Bang Theory was really sweet this week. Well, no, 2 out of 3 subplots were incredibly depressing, really, but they were deliberately dark humor laughing at messed up people's messed up problems, which is ok. (And Amy and Sheldon were actually really cute and mature.) Unfortunately, I think my strange, strange love for this show comes from the moments where it's more unthinkingly bleak, so if they've actually managed to get a handle on that, i'm now worried that I will like it less? Please, Big Bang Theory, keep being your brutally cruel self!
- I watch Elementary entirely for Lucy Liu's choices in textiles, I think (come on, they're worth it. That grey-white tunic dress thing!) Not sure what the politics over there in this episode were, though Sherlock being unable to let go of someone being wrong on the internet was amusing.
- Bang Theory was really sweet this week. Well, no, 2 out of 3 subplots were incredibly depressing, really, but they were deliberately dark humor laughing at messed up people's messed up problems, which is ok. (And Amy and Sheldon were actually really cute and mature.) Unfortunately, I think my strange, strange love for this show comes from the moments where it's more unthinkingly bleak, so if they've actually managed to get a handle on that, i'm now worried that I will like it less? Please, Big Bang Theory, keep being your brutally cruel self!
