Californication went totally downhill fast imo, and I did think Dexter’s second season was way too full of the annoying British chick to build much tension, am still looking forward to the third though.

Have also given up on CSI, not sure Sarah is going to lure me back, although we did love to hate her in my house.

Agree about Gossip Girl and Entourage, they are sucktastic now. Although Ari mowing down agents with a water gun was mildly amusing.

I don’t even want to know about True Blood, am still recuperating from them killing Grandma (yes we are that behind).

Mad Men is deliciously good, but not for all tastes I guess.

I have only ever seen random episodes of American Office, we must be at least three years behind here so they are still pretty funny.

Grey’s Anatomy is beyond irritating but the fact they killed George is good, if only they had killed Izzy too I really don’t think I can bear to watch any more misery from that character.

Great summary, can’t say I am looking forward to many of the new shows though. Maybe V, how can they can ever duplicate the horror of that green baby though!

Because weee LOVE.

But I say it with love.

And I can’t tell you how much I despise Seth MacFarlane. Newsflash: Family Guy was NEVER FUNNY! How do you parlay an insipid cartoon sitcom into an entire night of prime-time filled with more of your unfunny crap?

Cartoon Wars: Part II

Cartman is introduced to the Family Guy writing staff, who turn out to be a group of manatees. The aquatic mammals, who live in a large tank, pick up “idea balls” from a large pile of them, each of which has a different noun, a verb or a pop-culture reference written on it, and deliver them, five at a time, to a machine that then forms a Family Guy cutaway gag based on those ideas. For example, “Laundry” + “Date” + “Winning” + “Mexico” + “Gary Coleman” becomes a clip of Lois asking Peter to do the laundry, after which Peter recalls winning a date in Mexico with Gary Coleman.

Ass-burgers.

Awesome.