Non-spoilery reactions to current seasons of TV shows:

Parks and Recreation continues to be delightful. It's... well, rather perfect, and if started talking about how much I love one character, I'd feel obliged to write something about everyone.

If anyone who reads this has considering watching, 1) it's on Netflix livestream and 2) do NOT watch season one. Jump somewhere to the middle of season two. Oh, and "Galentine's Day" is a must-watch episode.

I managed to get horribly behind on Fringe--enough that I wasn't able to watch episode two for free. Episode one wasn't a good start, but three and four (so far, because I'm in the middle of it right now) have been much better. I've concluded that I'm watching the "Anna Torv and Peter Jackson have the most expressive faces" show. Good thing I'm not watching for any level of plausibility, because HAH.

Person of Interest has been really good this season; it's the one show I diligently watch every week. If you can train your brain to ignore some of the plot holes, it can even go up to great rather than good. Heh.

I tend to fall a few days behind on episodes of Elementary, mainly because with my job I have to wake up soooooo very early. But it's available the next day on the CBS website, and I'm really enjoying the Watson and Holmes show. Specifically in that order. Oh, and ditto what I said about PoI and plot holes.

Still watching The Lizzie Bennet Diaries on youtube. Two new episodes a week.

That's about it. I haven't taken the time yet to try Once Upon a Time again. Maybe soon-ish. Arrow also intrigues me. For, um, the plot. (Thanks a lot, Tumblr, for making me want to watch new things.)

I was on my way home from a friend's house around dusk this evening and I saw a coyote just hanging out near the side of the road. Whoa. I knew they lived in the area, but I've never actually seen one in town. "In town" is a bit misleading for this sighting--I was passing through a fairly undeveloped area on the edge of the city.

I watched a bit of TV over the weekend and during the first half of this week.

Community: I never realized how tragic "Eat Fresh" could be.
Fringe: Lincoln Lee makes the best facial expressions.
Ultraviolet: I don't know if I can write a reasonably objective recap with Angie and Vaughan breaking my heart.

Yes, I rewatched 1.05 last night. Such an awesome episode! I'll write the recap tomorrow. In the meantime my brain is entertaining the idea of writing post-series Angie/Vaughan fic again. Who knows, maybe I'll actually write some this time. FOR THE GREATER GOOD, since there isn't any out there.

FRIIIIIIIINGE! Fringe is back. ( spoilers for 4.15 )

The pilot episode for Missing isn't on the ABC website anymore, but it's available on hulu.com. I was going to rewatch it before watching episode two, but that didn't happen--not yet, anyway. I got impatient to find out what happens in episode two.

( spoilers for Missing 1.02 )

Since bsg_epics was asking about fandom pairs we like and why, here, have a post I started a few weeks ago and then forgot about. Probably because I was writing Zoe Morgan/John Reese fic again. (Heh.)

( TV shows I've loved and the ships I've, er, sailed )

( Parks and Recreation 4.15 )

Moving on... ( Fringe 4.13 )

Enough rambling about Fringe. Let's go on to ( Person of Interest 1.15 )

( spoilers for Parks and Recreation 4.14 )

The other TV show I have left: ( spoilers for Fringe 4.11 )

Wow, it feels weird to have only three shows to blather about. Fringe, Parks and Recreation and Person of Interest.

Oooh, speaking of that... any of you other Person of Interest watchers got any gen fic prompts to share about Detective Carter? I want to try and write some genfic with her before halfamoon is over.

I've been talking to lls_mutant about it. BSG remix will be coming back soon! Watch the comm for sign-ups soon. You'll have at least six weeks to write your remix, and the minimum story length is five hundred words, so this is nicely low-key way to try a remix if you haven't done so before.

Quick reaction post for TV/movies. (Really quick. I'm grading papers.)

( Iron Man 2 )

( Fringe 4.09 )

( Parks and Recreation 4.12 )

( Once Upon a Time 1.10 )

End of the super-fast post. Expect a recruitment post about Person of Interest tomorrow! I have actual numbered points on why you should watch. It's so unlike me!

The Count of Monte Cristo (2002) ( a few thoughts )

The summary for those who are curious: Jim Caviezel does in fact have other voice pitches than "whispery" and "monotone." (Thank goodness he finally turned it up a notch on Person of Interest. It was beginning to make me giggle.)

Captain America: The First Avenger (2011) ( wins the prize for ludicrous but watchable )

Once Upon a Time episodes 1.08 and 1.09 ( am I the only one who doesn't really like Rumpelstiltskin? )

Parks and Recreation 4.11 ( this isn't the episode to watch as an introduction to the show )

Fringe 4.08 ( not much to put here )

Fringe. So icky. Still watching some episodes with the window tiny tiny tiny to minimize the bleurgh. Quick overview of my thoughts about episodes 3.18-3.22
( spoilers )

I couldn't wait to start season four, so here are spoilers for episodes 1-2
( spoilers )

I probably need to start rationing out the remaining five episodes. The show comes back January 13.

I'm feeling a strange compulsion to document what I've watched of Fringe so far. *shrugs* ( spoilers through 3.16 )