TV-Shows I've watched so far (no order)

Got to like Richard Castle's attitude in this, the character is funny and sweet, and the cliche's that do sometimes pop up are mostly pun intended. Apart from a few bad moments in the show, it's worth the watch most definitely. Besides the Romance so far is doing well at progressing, lets just hope they don't make the romance tension span too long, at which case like in Bones, it will lose it's effect.

Doctor Temperance Brennan is an anthropologist and best selling writer (like the woman who wrote her: Kathy Reichs.) The cast is solid and you truly care about all the main cast members, they aren't too shallow or flat. The romance is present between Tempe and Booth but thanks to the writers they stretched it out so far that the suspense of it turned to, ''*beep* it, I don't care anymore..'' On the other side, the scientific side of it sounds logical, even tho you have no idea what they mean until one of them explains it. It's a good series that's funny when it needs to be, serious when it needs to be, well balanced.

This is one of my favourite shows at the moment. Patrick Jane's talents are impressive and witty, and to be honest Simon Baker is good on the eyes too. The heart felt moments are well distinguished from the humorous and comedy that is present overall in the series. It's worthy of watching. The Mentalist has no clear romantic story line between det. Lisbon and Jane, (something that Castle did incorporate,) so the tension is focused on other subjects, mainly Red John, the serial killer that murdered Jane's family.

Imagine a lie detector with legs, that is better than a lie detector. Which is at the core of this series, not sympathy or heartfelt speeches, but in it's core, the human ability to lie, and Cal's pleasure to read the truth off of the person's face. it's a Detective series, so it follows the standard ''investigation'' style scenes, but is worth the watch. Because the way Cal sees it, everyone has a tell, and it's not too different from other people's tells either.

By the way, Dear Fox, congrats on being such an *beep* station that KEEPS cancelling the shows that are actually doing well and are building a fanbase. You SUCK. Yours Sincerely, me.

''The evidence doesn't lie'' there you have it, that is what this series is, always has been and will be. the small side stories for the characters don't always go the way you want them to, so the core is what remains the same.

I've watched every single episode, and realized what I like about this show isn't the lead brothers (I'm getting a bit tired of the endless drama between sam and dean,) but the way the supernatural elements come into play and how they are explained accordingly. Plus the other characters do make up for a lot, like Castiel, Crowley, Bobby' and all the humour they bring to the show. It's worth a watch even tho sometimes you feel the writers try to make them cry on screen a bit too much at times.

This was the show of my teenage years, I remember watching this religiously and rewatching it. It's not perfect in retrospect but, it's not as bad as the same would let you think. It's actually so much better than that. it's funny, sometimes romantic, hopeless, ass kicking, supernatural fun.

Spin off of Buffy, it has a darker feel to it than buffy. at least compared to the first 3 seasons of buffy. Most episodes are great and have good content, though like all series has some fillers. David Boreanaz broods as our favourite lonely Angel. Tho on a personal note, I do think that Buffy ended up being the superior show, because at times Angel kinda loses it's train of ....story. Where you end up thinking, ''how the hell did we end up here.''

Merlin, is totally different from the real legend, but that doesn' t make it any less fun. If you're watching this to research the legend, don't, it's revamped for a show, but if you're willing to look at it like a story (which some historian think the original was,) than you' ll fave a blast. It's light, but not too light, great balanced with dramatic eps and just plain funny eps. it's a good one.

This ladies and gents, is one of the best series ever written. The timeless timelord the Doctor is back and is still kicking. What makes this show so great is the fictional alien encounters and the idea of this vast universe where thanks to the doctor you can visit and see with your ''own eyes'' so to speak. Eccleston and Tennant and now Smith have done a great job with the portrail of the doctor in their own unique way, and it never seems to lose it's quality even though there are a few episodes that aren't good. It's a series I could watch, re-watch and than re-watch again over and over and over. Which I have done, numerous times :D..

a spin off of Doctor who, but sadly not as good. At least not the first two seasons.

Including the 3rd season which was bloody brilliant, it deserves to be seen. Season 4 wasn't as good, but it was nice to have Torchwood back. WATCH SEASON 3, NO MATTER WHAT THOUGH.

The only thing bad about Sherlock is it's length. The first season having only 3 episodes it's just sad, as this is one brilliantly crafted modern day Sherlock Holmes. I'm serious when I say this, SEE this series, you won't be disappointed.

I think like CSI this series talks for its self. It's good when you have time to kill most of the time, and sometimes they have really good episodes too. It makes you watch the rest without having to deal with painful cliffhangers (most of the time.)

I was pleasantly surprised with Fringe, I hadn't expected it to be this good. It has all kinds of elements, ranging from romance, fringe science, impossibility made to be possible. All the characters (Walter being the most entertaining,) that matter have depth and you geniunly care about them as the series progresses, even though the first 4 episodes didn't quite cut it, but I was happy I didn't stop watching it.

Blood, Sand, Sex, and well tons of violence and cruelty. It's really good, even though all that is in it, it has a tasteful style, even when you come to hate characters whose actors you have loved from other movies/series, it forces you to keep watching. And trust me when I say this, the season one finale is to die for.

If you need me to tell you about Southpark, you'd do well to just sit your ass down and watch it :P.. it's wrong on so many levels that it's brilliant. Absolutely brilliant, and if you didn't know that, I suggest you leave the cave you're living in. Southpark generally uses the absurdity of society against its self by making fun of it, by re-creating it. Have fun.

What makes House different from ER, well the lead character is a cynical, lonely, brooding man, who basically likes puzzles in forms of diagnostics. That doesn't mean he never cares, it's just that he doesn't want to care, because that hurt too. People hate him and are completely in love with him. When you think he'll do one thing, he'll turn around and do the exact opposite. It's one of the few hospital series I've been willing to watch without missing it.

I stopped after season 7, it became too repetitive and lost it's charm. But if you're watching it for the first time, it's funny, and is a good time killer. The sarcasm and cynicism and the dry jokes is what makes this one good. Though to be fair, it's not a series you watch for the suspense.

Who is our favourite serial killer? That'd be Dexter and while it has a very dark, suffocating feel as a series, it's still full of suspense because everything is from Dexter's point of view and his thoughts. So the series changes along side Dexter. Worthy of watching, just be warned if you don't like seeing blood.

EDIT: The first four seasons are awesome, stopped watching after that.

Stopped watching after the first season. Why, because I was watching it for the romance, but the factors in it turned out too off. I might go back to watching the rest, but just don't feel like it now.

Edit: I finally went back and watched seasons 2,3 and 4. And I have to say, boy was I wrong about this one. Granted it has some weak episodes and characters you feel like chocking the life out of.. it's still mysterious, sexy and very vampiric. Though they need to invent an 'scientific' angle to the whole vampirism in True Blood for it to make sense. Undead is getting old, fast.

I was truly disappointed when I realized this has only two seasons. Because it's really a good one and feels pretty original unlike most things I've seen (I'm looking at you Vampire Dairies :P..) The fact that the whole setting was different in this series, and that it used arguments that today's close minded people use against the ''other'' people, felt fitting.

I watched the first season of this like a rat addicted to morphine. And personally I think it shouldn't have been made to be longer, because the first season was by far the best one and the part that connects with the title. I might one day go back to see the last season (the only one I didn't see,) but the best season will always be the first.

Heroes had one single flaw, every season the problem changed. So the convictions and beliefs of a character could just as easily change with it. The reason why I kept watching was how much I liked Hiro, that was one good character. He had depth on a level that I cared about what happened to him and those he liked. It was good, but confusing at times.

Oh C'mon if you've never heard of the nanny, you haven't lived. It's awesome and funny, oh just haul your backside and rented this and see for yourself.

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