Unglued to the Tube
Supernatural snuck up on me last Thursday, and I didn't even realize it until one of my friends e-mailed me about the episode the next day. The fifth season was always planned as the final one by the creators, although if ratings are good it might continue. As much as I like the series, since they've progressed to facing Lucifer, the biggest big bad of them all, I'm not sure how anything else could compare when this season's arc concludes. I also missed the premiere of the new Vampire Diaries, but with lukewarm reviews considering it “Dawson's Twilight”, it really doesn't sound like my kind of show.
So what will I be watching this season? Quite a bit in the next few weeks, with a ridiculous amount of shows landing on Thursdays. It's time to start paying attention to those television listings again, and I'm going to compile a list of premiere dates so I know when the shows I want to see will begin:
Thursday, September 17th(TONIGHT!)
Fringe, 9 PM, FOX
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, 10 PM, FX
The Office, 9 PM, NBC
Monday, September 21st
How I Met Your Mother, 8 PM, CBS
Heroes, 9 PM, NBC
Thursday, September 24th
FlashForward, 8 PM, ABC(NEW SHOW!)
Friday, September 25th
Smallville, 8 PM, CW
Dollhouse, 9 PM, FOX
Sunday, September 27th
The Simpsons, 8 PM, FOX
The Cleveland Show, 8:30 PM, FOX
Family Guy, 9 PM, FOX
Friday, October 2nd
Stargate: Universe, 9 PM, SyFy(NEW SHOW! STUPID NAME CHANGE FOR A CHANNEL)
Thursday, October 15th
30 Rock, 9:30 PM, NBC
Thursday, November 3rd
V, 8 PM, ABC(NEW SHOW!)
Seriously, what's the deal with Thursdays this year? It sucks that My Name is Earl was canceled without a proper finale and on a cliffhanger no less, but that's one half hour of my week that I'm going to need for other things. And these are just the Fall premieres over the next three months, so it doesn't even factor in Chuck, 24, Lost, Scrubs(technically a spinoff without a name change), and Better Off Ted, most if not all of which we won't see before 2010. And I'm sure I've forgotten a few shows, but I hope not; this is plenty!
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Fringe! Dollhouse!! StarGate: Universe?
Did you not know about Universe? Part of the reason Atlantis was pulled, besides honestly running its course, was that the producers and crew didn't think they had the resources to keep two shows going at once(even though they did it for a few years with SG-1 and Atlantis).
All new characters on ships with 'gates onboard, far out in space. From what I've heard, it sounds like this franchise's Voyager. And with its predecessors and BSG off the air, this is THE last vestige of outer space sci fi out there right now.
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