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PeterPanfan wrote: Of the third or second season?

The third one. Specifically the cliffhanger!

SPOILERS AHEAD:

I was effing pissed that Charlie died. He was tied with Sun for my favorite character, and, even though she annoys me, Claire's reaction was heartbreaking.

The cliffhanger was amazing! I was so used to seeing flashbacks that the flash-forward blew my mind!

Grosse Pointe - The Complete Series

This was a hilarious, albeit short-lived, sitcom series about what goes on behind-the-scenes of a popular teen drama. I'm surprised The WB aired it, since there were so many gags about it. My favorite character was definitely Marcy, played by Lindsay Sloane. The celebrity appearances were also great, featuring Kristin Davis, Jason Priestley, Sarah Michelle Gellar, and Elizabeth Berkley, all playing themselves.
I definitely recommend this show![/i]

Lost - Season Five

Yeah, don't laugh. So what if I watched five seasons of Lost in about a month. You would, too, if you were trying to catch up for the sixth and final season! SPOILERS!

Anyway, this is definitely my favorite season so far! There were many deaths (Charlotte, Daniel, Locke), and some returns (Alex, Danielle, Ana Lucia, Libby). Definitely a thrilling season. The fate of one of my favorite characters, Juliet, was left up in the air (hoping she survives!), along with many questions left completely unanswered (Richard's aging deal, WTF is up with Locke?, Juliet?, Kate/Sawyer, Kate/Jack, or Juliet/Sawyer?, etc.)

I'm rambling, but I'm exhausted and at a loss for words. I can't believe one of my new favorite shows is on its final season, and it seems like it just started!

I'm wrapping up Season 1 of The Dead Zone rught now.

I'm currently on holidays and I purchased at the ABC Shop in Melbourne (I'll watch this when I get home)

'Allo 'Allo - the Complete Series Collection

"Pay attention, as I will say zis only once"

Hang on, I've already said it

I watched season 1 of Royal Pains, and season 2 of True Blood.

Almost done with Season 3 of Lost.

Supernatural - Season Three

Definitely my favorite season so far. It seems that the show gets better and better as the seasons go on. I used to prefer Sam, the younger brother, but now I think I'm Team Dean. I also LOVED Ruby and Bela, the two co-starring women. Both are bitchy, but, in the end, it appears both have good hearts. (Well, not Bela, really.) Also, Lillith is creepy. as. hell. Bobby is also extremely cool! Seriously. Can't wait for Season Four!

Desperate Housewives - The Complete Third Season - What a weird season. At the beginning of the season, I really hated Orson. By the end, he wasn't as bad. So much was happening by the end of the season that made me a little overwhelmed. Basically this is how I'm feeling before starting the fourth season: I hate the guy Gaby is marrying. Mike and Susan getting married was so predictable, but I'm glad it finally happened. I feel like I know what's gonna happen with the whole Bree-pretending-to-be-pregnant situation. Giving Lynette cancer is just plain cruel. And finally, what were the writers thinking getting Carlos and Edie together?! I'm eager to start the fourth season (tonight), as I'm curious to see how all this plays out.

Completed Season 5 of:







the show just gets weirder and weirder.........I Love It!

I recently bought the Flash, the complete series, and have watched a couple of the discs so far. It's been a real treat, but goofy for sure. I mean, the scientist sidekick's acting is really irritating, ha, and the things they do to try and give it a comic-book/Tim Burton's Batman-esque retro look just add unnecessary cheese because they don't have the budget to go all the way with it. Of course, that makes it fun though, looking back on it after so long. I still say they did a pretty good job with the costume and various other aspects. Looking forwards to getting to the Mark Hamill episodes! I was surprised when I was reminded that Danny Elfman actually did the theme, though it was pretty obviously Danny Elfman. If only the show didn't have that super-cheesy, syndicated series-looking opening credits montage.

I also just got My Pet Monster, the complete animated series, so I'm really looking forward to checking that out again, ha. I wasn't a HUGE fan as a kid, but I always watched it because I liked the older sister, ha. I was pretty easily turned on by toon girls growing up. I liked MOST of them. Even had a crush on Cindy Bear for a while, which is weird, because I so rarely like furries, especially ones that hardly look humanoid at all, like Cindy, ha.

^ I watched Flash when it was on TV, I've got the set but haven't watched it yet.

DVD: The Ren and Stimpy Show: Seasons 1 and 2

Episode: "Stimpy's Fan Club"

littlefuzzy wrote:^ I watched Flash when it was on TV, I've got the set but haven't watched it yet.

So did I, whenever I could, and I'd been meaning to get the set forever, but only recently finally got around to it.

Just finished watching Season Three of BVHE's great Army Wives starring Kim Delaney and Catherine Bell. Produced by The Mark Gordon Company, the same company that produces "Grey's Anatomy", "Private Practice", "Criminal Minds" and several other shows.

Don't know why more people don't comment on this show. It is as good as, if not better than "Desperate Housewives" in presenting its story about five families affected by the US Military life today. Very real, very funny, and the season three cliffhanger was just mind-blowing.

Can't wait for Season Four to start in the Spring.

Also finished the final season of JAG, also starring Catherine Bell and David James Elliott. Ten wonderful years of great stories, and they still managed to leave us wondering exactly what Rabb and Mac were going to do.

Hmm, now I'm jonesing for The Flash, and The Adventures of Brisco County Jr., as well (someone mentioned it on another forum...) Those will probably be the next TV seasons I watch.

I recently finished The Drew Carey Show season 1 (where are the other seasons?), and South Park Season 13 (online at www.southparkstudios.com - the official site.)

I'm starting Beck: Mongolian Chop Squad, and it should be finished in a day or two.

Speaking of old superhero shows like The Flash, does anyone remember The Misfits of Science or Automan? Automan was probably a bit more well-known, I think it's been on the Sci-Fi network every now and then.

Well, I don't really have time to watch full seasons, but I just watched about half of Law And Order: SVU, season 10.

Desperate Housewives: Season Four - "It's a hell of a day in the neighborhood", indeed! This season starts off a bit rocky what with the addition of the sketchy new housewife Katherine Mayfair, who moves back to Wisteria Lane with her family after many years. Her daughter has no recollection of her old friends or memories on the lane, and Katherine has a sordid past with her husbands. Those two story lines play out to be the show's main 'mysteries', and at the end they both tie together in a very tense two-part finale. This season we also deal with the Hodge family's new addition, the Delfino family's expected addition, Gabrielle's loveless marriage to Victor Lang, and Edie being...Edie.

I loved this season. I blew through it in 6 days, and I'm not sure if it was because it was a shortened season or because it was very intense...or maybe it was very intense because it was a short season.

All-in-all, I loved this season from beginning to end, it had me cheering when we found out Lynette's cancer was gone, crying when the tornado took Ida Greenberg from us, rooting for Tom when he stood up to Kayla, and laughing at Susan's continued spastic actions. I just picked up season 5 tonight, and I'm eager to start it (tonight) to see how the fifth season plays out, since it's revealed (within the last moments of the season four finale) that the show jumps FIVE years.

DisneyFreak5282 wrote:revealed (within the last moments of the season four finale) that the show jumps FIVE years.

I don't want to sound mean because I know you're enjoying the show, but it ALL goes way downhill from here.

PeterPanfan wrote:

DisneyFreak5282 wrote:revealed (within the last moments of the season four finale) that the show jumps FIVE years.

I don't want to sound mean because I know you're enjoying the show, but it ALL goes way downhill from here.

I know, I've been told. I'm not expecting a great season or anything, I'm just curious.