August 13 2005
The Annual Tater Tops 2005!
It comes again this time of year when TV Diva Kristen Veitch, long time supporter of the Whedonverse, fighter for all is good and moral, lets us the TV viewing public vote for our favourite moments in TV 2005. Will your favourite fight be Gina Torres VS Jennifer Garner in 'Alias'? Possibly, but the most important category must be "The Moment that made you want to throw out your TV". You shall see why... (Spoilers for Non Americans). Don't look if you haven't seen the latest Six Feet Under episodes.
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jaynelovesvera | August 13, 14:39 CET
Kiba | August 13, 14:56 CET
A little torn deciding between 'Veronica Mars' and 'Battlestar Galactica' as best new show. Finally had to go with BSG. Hey, I've always been a space faring greek!
Madhatter | August 13, 15:16 CET
Niels | August 13, 16:13 CET
Paul_Rocks | August 13, 16:31 CET
Moment that Made You Want to Throw Out Your TV: No new Joss Whedon productions being televised during 2004-2005
Things are so very predictable.
[ edited by Djungelurban on 2005-08-13 14:41 ]
Djungelurban | August 13, 16:40 CET
Firefly Flanatic | August 13, 18:16 CET
Simon | August 13, 18:19 CET
Willowy | August 13, 18:33 CET
Madhatter | August 13, 18:37 CET
petranef | August 13, 20:44 CET
Apocalypse | August 13, 21:43 CET
charisma | August 13, 21:46 CET
orphea | August 13, 21:48 CET
Rogue Slayer | August 13, 22:15 CET
I really wanted to vote for QAF as "Show you'll miss the most," but it's just been so very very baaaad after season 2 (slight quality increase this last season not withstanding.)
Gotta appreciate Kristen's Whedon-love. She may have an old rep as Wrongda, but you've gotta love all that affection and support she always shown our beloved shows.
Joss' bitch | August 13, 23:01 CET
I was spoiled for SFU too. I'm right now in the middle of watching season 3. Damn.
electricspacegirl | August 13, 23:02 CET
Gotta concur on the Six Feet Under spoiler, though. That should NOT be part of the quiz. Bad, naughty quiz. Sadly, TV Guide already spoiled me, but I barely closed the window in time to shield everyone else's unspoiled eyes.
chickenbird | August 13, 23:28 CET
Firefly Flanatic | August 14, 01:22 CET
Apocalypse | August 14, 01:23 CET
Firefly Flanatic | August 14, 03:38 CET
I haven't seen Veronica Mars yet (has anyone outside the US seen it?), and Deadwood just went straight to DVD here without a TV airing(I think)
nixygirl | August 14, 03:39 CET
There are highs and lows enough in one episode to make you think you live in an elevator (exit...DRINK!)! The writing is so snappy and quick, it practically yells PAY ATTENTION! Everyone's personalities are so well-defined, and everything they do (medically) is feasible and grounded in science. Some of it very new. And, and this is great for me, it is an incredibly emotional show.
It is very formulaic, though unapologetically so (so nyeah to the critics that have bludgeoned THAT horse to death). I hear they are going to deviate from that next season, should be interesting. Yet I find the formula strangely comforting.
Anyway, can't recommend it highly enough. Unless of course it was Deadwood...then I would never shut up about it...heh.
Willowy | August 14, 04:02 CET
palehorse | August 14, 04:08 CET
I was pissed at first, but then considering what kind of show Six Feet Under is, I was almost expecting it this season anyway.
And now that the fifth season is almost over, I can confidently say that Six Feet Under is arguably the best TV series I've ever seen. But then I hate to give any show that title, because I get something different out of each one. 'Cause if I ask myself, is SFU better than Deadwood, Firefly, The Shield, or a few of my other favorites? It's really not. None of them are better than the other. They're just different. I mean Six Feet Under couldn't give me something like "Ariel" or "Objects in Space", it couldn't go some of the places The Shield has gone, and I think the second season of Deadwood has my pick for the most successful season of any HBO series I've seen (I've only missed out on The Wire so far, as well as the last two seasons of Oz). But overall, I'm probably the most fond of Six Feet Under's characters, even if they only barely edge out the crew of Serenity or Buffy's gang. I think that's the closest I've gotten to any characters, it's the closest the creators of any series have enabled a viewer to get.
Unless the last two episodes fail miserably, it'll be great to be able to say that one of my shows ended well. It doesn't happen often enough. They either limp to the finish line (Party of Five, though I haven't considered that a favorite since it started to go bad), have serious issues in the last bit of their lives (most of Season 7 of Buffy, and no I haven't finished beating that dead horse to a bloody pulp, heh), or are cancelled way before their intended conclusion (American Gothic, Freaks & Geeks, Angel, Firefly, Wonderfalls, a whole bunch of other Fox shows, etc).
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Kris | August 15, 07:00 CET
The prospects for fall are moderately promising, with Bones a potential new highlight, but I'm already dreading the weekly pileups on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday nights when I'll have to tape one show while watching another.
And I know this poor horse is deader than dead, but damn, I miss Joss on TV...
Wiseblood | August 15, 22:16 CET