DMsensei

This is not typically the kind of humor I like, but it was made fun by the extremely nerdy content and the awesome guest stars.

One of the best things about this show is that it was created as a mini-series, so the audience knew that after 10 episodes the show would come to a close, and close it did. While the ending seems like a cliff-hanger, it is also an extremely satisfying conclusion. This show starts with a lot of mysteries, and while answers were discovered far earlier than I anticipated, the show was able to smoothly shift gears into another genre where survival instead of mystery became the driving force of the story. Altogether, I am pleased with the run of this show.

I have heard rumors of it being picked up for a second season, but I think that would be a real mistake.

EDIT: This show has been picked up for a second season. I am choosing not to watch the second season because I'm sure they will mess it up.

This show make me laugh consistently and is very quotable. However, near the end the comedy factor began to fade, and I felt I was only watching it so as not to be a quitter. The majority of the characters aren't all that likable either, which is probably why is got harder to watch.

'Parenthood' is about family. We see four siblings living their lives with their parents and their children, and it is beautiful. Each storyline is unique but also connected to the others. This show is raw with true emotion as you follow this family through the trials and tribulations of life. (I would have given it five stars if not for the unexplained and unbelievable absence of one of the characters for the better part of the last two seasons.)

This show simply did not grab my attention. I was excited to watch the show once I knew Lucy Griffiths was in it, but she only lasted for one episode. It feels like a poor attempt to compete with Supernatural.

I watched this show throughout my childhood. It is charming in its own way (no pun intended). This is 90s children's TV, the type of show that is good because it has an interesting plot with lovable yet complicated characters, so unlike current kid's shows.

I was never in the Greek system, so I cannot speak for the accuracy of this show, but I can speak for the enjoyment I got from watching the drama between the characters in their various relationships. There is a nice assortment of characters (the nerd, the drunk, the prep, the drama queen, etc.) which adds much color to this show.

I wasn't so sure about this show at first, but by the end of the second episode, I was pretty hooked. The characters were exciting and smart. In my opinion, characters are what make a show, and this one does that, at least in the beginning.

Season 3 begins with four of the main characters gone for one reason or another, and I really think that hurt the show's dynamic. The show runners were trying to make the season more exciting, and for each individual plot, they succeeded. They were also trying to introduce a serious love interest for Megan. Because of this, the personal relationships in the final season seemed a bit forced. Additionally, they were trying to build an exciting back story for Megan's family, but due to the show's cancelation, that particular plot felt forced and rushed. I wish they had the freedom to run the show without the fear of network cancelation.

Warehouse 13 exists in the same world as 'Eureka' and the characters are just as delightful. While Eureka explores the science of this world, Warehouse 13 investigates the supernatural objects. Pete, Myka, Claudia, Steve, and Artie make a quirky yet fantastic team. Enjoy :)