I watched the last episode of Roswell season 1 on the Sci-Fi channel today — and I really really<\/i> loved it. Back when it was on the WB, I watched the show on and off (don’t know why I didn’t catch it more often, it was on after Dawson’s Creek). It just didn’t interest me that much and I kept seeing Jason Behr not as Max but as Chris Wolfe from DC, lol. Anyway, I missed most of s1 and s2 and started watching regularly during s3. Yes, I know s3 is widely regarded (as is s2 apparently) as a complete mess but I don’t know, there was something that intrigued me about a show that had avoided cancellation twice because of the loyalty of its fans. I didn’t think s3 was all that great but maybe it was because I didn’t have any of the backstory — so when the Sci-Fi channel picked it up, I was so excited to get the chance to see s1 in its entirety. And I really wasn’t disappointed. I loved all the characters (yes, even Tess, no matter how begrudgingly) — and I found myself really caring about all of them. ::happy sigh::<\/i><\/p>\n
Season 2 starts tomorrow so we’ll see if my happiness lasts much longer — or maybe I should just cut all ties now so I’ll only have happy s1 memories. Hmm…<\/p>\n
Monday night’s Everwood<\/i> episode left me with another favorite TV quote —<\/p>\n Colin (to Amy about choosing between him and Ephram): “Think about what you want. I know what I want Amy, I want you. But you know, that shouldn’t be enough for you. You have to want me too. This me. I don’t expect you to have an answer for me right now, it’s okay. I’ll wait for you. You waited long enough for me.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Now that’s<\/i> a love triangle.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I watched the last episode of Roswell season 1 on the Sci-Fi channel today — and I really really loved it. Back when it was on the WB, I watched the show on and off (don’t know why I didn’t … Continue reading