sourpuss, hey, crossover is a good idea. wait, no.. it’s EXCELLENT!

Dave, yes, we sit at listen to Joe’s “but don’t you think you might be overreacting if…” but I think it works well in the show. For example, once Ariel “saw” her friend hooked up to tubes and sick, but she was 16 instead of 13. Turned out it was a cousin and not her friend, so if she had gone with her initial reaction, it would’ve blown up. And I’ll see about one of those button logins for ya. Here, hold this wire while you wait… (bonus points if you get the reference)

aVITTTable, so now you have a problem with stupid?

Ren, I’m not familiar enough with GOOD math to know the difference. All I know is that it makes enough sense to me, most of the time, and I think Charlie’s explanations and the director’s visual assistance make it entertaining.

Raganator, We heard about Medium from a friend, and on that recommendation, we rented the first season and are almost done with the second. We haven’t seen any current episodes (3rd? 4th? dunno). Pretty much, if I watch a TV show, I want to be loyal and that admittedly cuts down on the number of shows I watch.

Medium held on for a while, but it just got too repetitive. The husband’s attitude also turned me off. I concur with the comment in the link that Dave2 posted that Ghost Whisperer is better in this regard, though I eventually gave up on that for its repetitiveness as well.

Of course, I expect others find some of the shows I do watch repetitive in their own right, so its probably more than just the repetitiveness that eventually led me to dropping these shows.

By the way, there’s few things I like better than pushing Wayne’s buttons, but when I push the one in your sidebar it asks for login information. If you could forward this to me so that I can push another Wayne Button properly today, I’d appreciate it.