A tree monster takes over Will’s girlfriend causing her to turn the whole episode into an intolerable abortion of a musical via DNA gibberish. Not all musicals are bad; this one certainly is.

Watch it just to see how far they’ve fallen. But first, remember to move sharp objects away from where you are sitting. At about the 10 minute mark you may start trying to kill yourself with items nearby.

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Big fan of Supernatural, but this season is so-so thus far. Some things I’m liking, some not.

And I’m also enjoying The Walking Dead which is what I was most looking forward to. Can’t wait to see where they go with it this season.

Don’t watch Fringe but plan on eventually going back and watching it.

On the non-sci-fi front, like you I’m watching Ringer and Person of Interest. Actually they are the only other two scripted shows I watch on tv. Along with Nikita since it airs with Supernatural. Nikita needs some ratings love as I think it’s a great show and hope it gets another season.

Ringer could use some work in the writing department. I was like wth is going on with the last new ep with the twist they threw our way with Bridgett framing herself for the murder, and then there was no new ep this week to follow that up, but I think the show is entertaining enough to keep watching. Not sure I’d have initially watched it if SMG weren’t the lead.

I’m not big into episodic tv anymore so Person of Interest is a nice surprise in that the eps are quite good to keep me watching and the bit of ongoing story arc helps.

Don’t watch much new tv anymore so this is probably the most new shows (Terra Nova, Ringer, Person of Interest, and Nikita…even though it’s in its 2nd season) I’ve stuck with in a while.

Since you kindly added the new folders for tv over on GW, I’ll try to comment over here.

“Winter is Coming” easily draws the viewer into the rich and complex realm of Westeros and holds the audience’s attention for the full hour. Not surprisingly, HBO has already renewed the series for a second season.

I haven’t read any of the books, but in just one hour I’m already drawn into the world, the characters, and the intrigue and political machinations they are involved with. [SPOILERS] I’m wondering if there’s any way the boy could survive his fall; if the Queen and her “brother” really are siblings; and if the death of his son will make it more likely or less likely that Ned will accept the King’s offer and leave the North.

I love Jason Momoa from Stargate Atlantis, and he’s really buffed up for the role of Khal Drogo! He’s done a great job, even if his relationship with his new bride is a bit … disturbing at this point. Can’t wait to see more Game of Thrones.

Greetings from Germany

Jeanette