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Mar. 11th, 2010 01:44 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
geebsSo Entertainment Weekly posted their "10 Best Shows on TV right now":
10) Caprica
9) Damages
8) Southland
7) Glee
6) Modern Family
5) Fringe
4) Friday Night Lights
3) Lost
2) Breaking Bad
1) The Good Wife
I only watch half of those (the ones in bold), though I have been catching more of Modern Family as of late. I'm not surprised at anything but Southland and the Good Wife. I mean, Southland got shipped off to TNT from NBC, though I guess it was one of the casualties in NBC's retarded Leno gamble. As for the Good Wife, I haven't heard anything about it good or bad at all.
A certain crime procedural had me thinking about its plot this week. So if a bigamist dies, how do they handle his estate?![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
clevemire theorizes they either split it 50/50 or the second marriage is declared invalid. But if its the latter, it seems kinda unfair for the second wife. Particularly if she didn't know he was previously married.
10) Caprica
9) Damages
8) Southland
7) Glee
6) Modern Family
5) Fringe
4) Friday Night Lights
3) Lost
2) Breaking Bad
1) The Good Wife
I only watch half of those (the ones in bold), though I have been catching more of Modern Family as of late. I'm not surprised at anything but Southland and the Good Wife. I mean, Southland got shipped off to TNT from NBC, though I guess it was one of the casualties in NBC's retarded Leno gamble. As for the Good Wife, I haven't heard anything about it good or bad at all.
A certain crime procedural had me thinking about its plot this week. So if a bigamist dies, how do they handle his estate?
clevemire theorizes they either split it 50/50 or the second marriage is declared invalid. But if its the latter, it seems kinda unfair for the second wife. Particularly if she didn't know he was previously married.
