152 insights into my soul

So TV guide did a ranking of all the CW tv shows. Their top 10:

10) Everybody Hates Chris
9) The 100
8) Gilmore Girls
7) The LA Complex
6) Supernatural
5) Veronica Mars
4) Vampire Diaries
3) iZombie
2) Crazy Ex-Girlfriend
1) Jane the Virgin

I've watched (or at least seen a few eps of) every one on this list except for LA Complex. Which I find baffling. I mean, of all the one season show the channel ended up having, this was the one TV Guide ranked the highest?

And really, Frequency last? And Carrie Diaries ranking higher than Gossip Girl? I guess its not fair of me to judge the former since I never watched it, but they seemed like similar shows, and if one got only two seasons to the other's six or seven, wouldn't that mean the latter is better?

Like I'm not sure I'd rank iZombie over Veronica Mars, but at the very least you could say it got more seasons, so it must have done something better.

TV commentary:

Arrow- Too bad the commercials spoiled it! ( spoiler cut )

Frequency- Argh! Since the chances of this show being renewed are nil, I'm annoyed that things end like this. I mean, its sorta happy. But there's some major unresolved threads. ( spoiler cut )

What's with all the TV nowadays? So in addition to the plethora of normal shows I watch, I just said I was watching that one season of Bunheads, but now tumblr has convinced me to watch the new One Day at a Time and Sweet/Vicious. Well, its surprising I haven't been watching Sweet/Vicious already, as it seems like the kinda show that would be up my alley. As for ODaaT, it sounded like the reviews were pretty good, and then I heard the daughter was a lesbian, and you know me and my weird lesbian thing. Like I wouldn't call it a fetish, because that makes it sound like its a sexual thing, but its not, because its not like when I reblog gifsets on tumblr I'm being all, "2 chyx kissing, HOTT!" I just ship it.

I dunno if its because I've watched too much TV, but het relationships have gotten rather boring and there's more compelling stuff going on in the LGBT arena. I mean, there are still het couples I ship, but I've noticed a lot of times on shows, they don't even try. Like often times, the only reason the show presents to "ship" a couple is merely that they're the main guy and girl and they lack any sort of chemistry.

But I digress, regardless of that, the pilot for One Day at a Time was pretty good. They tackled a bunch of different issues (some I wasn't even expecting) in really good ways, so I'm sold.

TV commentary:

Frequency- But... it was self defense! ( spoiler cut )

TV commentary:

Frequency- Pretty good winter finale. And interesting, they manage to come up with a situation a timeline change can't fix! ( spoiler cut )

TV commentary:

Arrow- aav('WHAAATTT!!?') ( spoiler cut )

Lethal Weapon- What the hell, I swear, Hilarie Burton will be in things, and I totally won't recognize her until I see her name in the credits, and then its like obvious it was her. I mean, when she first showed up, I totally though it was someone who looked like Kim from Better Call Saul. It was the same when Hilarie Burton was on Castle. It totally didn't look like her at first, but then once I looked it up, it did. Its like some sort of magic filter or something!

Frequency- I know why they did it, but it doesn't really make sense. ( spoiler cut )

Criminal Minds- Finally! ( spoiler cut )

TV commentary:

Frequency- Heh, Raimy and Frank are terrible cops! ( spoiler cut )

ME3 blather- Started my new playthrough with Kaidan alive. I also edited the file to have romanced Tali instead of Miranda. With Ashley gone, the only straight relationship possibility is Liara which I've already done. And squadmate romances get more screentime than non-squad folks like Miranda and Jack.

TV commentary:

Frequency- Ah, I guess I was slightly mistaken in my last post about the Mets thing. ( spoiler cut )