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Death in Paradise: The Healer (2018)
Why didn't they keep darling Pico, the police doggie?
As much as I enjoy Harry the (CGI) lizard, why didn't they just let Pico become the live-in pet at the shack? Even though he seemed so tired all the time, he was KEY in solving the decades-old murder (finding the body of the *actual* Steadman)...good doggie!! DI Jack Mooney is still trying to find his place on Saint Marie after his daughter left for Uni (thank goodness) - Pico would have been a terrific companion for Jack, and he would have lived out his days lounging around the shack's porch, and on the beach - clearly what he was meant to do!! A dog as cute as "Rip Van Pico" (GREAT line by Dwayne, btw) is just what they need!! Of course, now I'm wondering how Neville, the next DI - scared of EVERYTHING - would have fared with Pico...I still think he would have been a GREAT addition!
Line of Duty: The Head of Medusa (2019)
Had been loving LoD...until now...Fleming is annoying and a horrible cop!!
This show has gripped me from Series 1...Series 4 seemed to start slow, but once I settled into Ep1, couldn't stop watching! 2 Eps into the 5th and I'm questioning - but am still planning on seeing it through to the end of Series 6.
The situation with Kate Fleming is getting even more utterly RIDICULOUS (groan!). Not only is she plowing up the ranks, un-meritoriously undermining and overshadowing Steve Arnott. He has had MUCH MORE time as DC and DS, yet she is promoted to DI almost immediately after securing DS, despite Sprt. Hastings warning her that he would need to see much more maturity from her before even considering moving her up to Inspector. What's next? She takes over Hastings' job?! Furthermore, Arnott is a MUCH better cop, and is fundamentally more grounded and ethical than she. I know I'm likely to face backlash regarding what I'm about to write - but here goes! It almost feels like a "diversity" situation, wherein they are moving her up to tick boxes whether she earns it or not (she DOESN'T) simply because she's a woman (and I'm a woman of mixed race in a male-dominated field who has held her own without special consideration because of my gender; I think this practice (of promoting due to gender and dare I say, race) should STOP - each individual should EARN their merits). She is so smug, despite all of it - nearly as badly as the despicable DCI Huntley in Series 4. I nearly lost it when Arnott started calling her, "ma'am" (he is respectful, so of course he would - because of rank). He surely begins to address her as "boss" - which is the final straw that breaks the camel's back. Let's not even get into the awful hair each Series...UGH - I can't stand it - I, personally, think every hairstyle they've put her in makes her look more and more like a man (perhaps that's the intent?). Yuk!
Hoping things will improve as we go along (I purposely haven't read ahead)!!
Burn Notice: Lesser Evil (2009)
WHY?! Victor was the BEST!! :o(
Agreed - Michael Shanks as Victor was THE BEST adversary-turned-potential comrade & counterpart for Michael (Westen) of the entire BN run, and should have been retained as a permanent character - at least for another season or two, before they "disposed" of him. I'm not aware of Shanks' other commitments at the time, so that could have been a factor - or, I suppose, the (poorly executed - no pun intended) take down of Carla by Fi May have played into Victor's demise, given their contentious history. Either way, as many times as we've watched this awesome Season finale (minus the at-times shonky editing, as noted by another reviewer), the result is the same: lamenting that Victor had grown on us a character, and would have contributed even more greatly to the main crew - particularly to Michael and his personal growth - MUCH MORESO THAN both the annoying female MPD Detective sprinkled in the beginning of Season 3 and Jesse (another ex-spook) introduced in Season 4. Thank goodness we had Sam Axe for the duration...!
Bosch: Legacy: The Wrong Side of Goodbye (2022)
SO happy to see Bosch return...Maddie, not so much.
We've been waiting for Bosch to return, and here it is! Luckily, they're rolling it out bit by bit, or else we'd have binged the whole series and be left waiting once again...lol. Eagerly awaiting for the rest of the season...
PLEASE - PLEASE, write Maddie out of it...Madison Lintz couldn't act her way out of a bloody paper bag, and she completely ruins the entire experience. Her deadpan stare does NOT constitute emotion. For the love of God, STOP making us watch her run - UGH!! In the original, the best episodes were when she was off at school (i.e., GONE from view). WHY, OH WHY couldn't they have kept it this way? They can always have her bomb out of the police force as a boot (she's already getting a grand start on that front - GROAN), and decide to go back to school to become an attorney (law school) or something, then join a firm across the country - perhaps Boston? FWIW, it was SO great when her annoying mom (Nina from 24) was killed off the show. Could we be so lucky again? I know I'm NOT the only one who agrees with this viewpoint...! The haters know it, too...
The Family Chantel (2019)
WTF is wrong with these people?!?!
Not that we should expect much from a situation like this. Every family has their issues, but...Pedro's mom and sister are simply TRASH - PERIOD. They are smug, entitled A**HOLES who think they can treat people like RUBBISH and railroad anyone and everyone who disagrees with their self-righteous delusions. Pedro is a spineless, whinny CHILD (despite being 27-ish, chronologically) who has been brainwashed to believe the sun shines out of his slag mother's bum. The mother - supposedly a lawyer in the DR - has no money to support herself and her equally trashy daughter, so Pedro sends them money each month, rather than providing for his WIFE. The wife, who, btw made it possible for him to live and work in the United States, to be able to send that money to these horrible people. She applied for his silly visa and moved him into HER home in Atlanta, and he consistently refuses to show respect (for example, buying an airline ticket for his sister to visit without discussing it with Chantel, sulking during a family cabin trip to the N. GA mountains, for which he contributed NOTHING, NEVER showing respect to his wife's FATHER - fairly basic, buying a $2,500 gaming system, but balking at $4,000 for a proper engagement ring, resulting in Chantel purchasing HER OWN RING, due to his non-existent credit in the U. S. - despicable...). Chantel seems to make consistent efforts to save their marriage ("for better or worse"..."we are married, so I believe we should be able to work things out no matter what"), yet Pedro typically blames Chantel (more specifically, her family), and threatens to return to DR whenever things get rough. GROW UP, PEDRO.
On top if it all, Pedro NEVER defends his wife against the verbal and emotional abuse from his disgusting family. When chaos inevitably ensues (IMO, at least Chantel and her family, for all their faults, make an EFFORT to show respect and smooth tensions, yet Pedro and co. Sit rigid (physically and emotionally) and ALWAYS blame the other family, NEVER taking accountability for their own reprehensible actions). It's almost a cruel/vicious/trashy form of gaslighting on their part. He seems confused when they tries to make amends (inviting him to Thanksgiving dinner after he and his trash sister attacked Chantel's brother at family dinner...as if he WANTS everyone to hold on to grudges). He INSISTS Chantel and her family respect his culture and customs, yet REFUSES to reciprocate and respect their culture/customs. Is it customary in DR to crap on your wife, while maintaining a guise of being "the dutiful son", never stepping up to be a REAL MAN and be a good and dutiful HUSBAND?!?! (That is said hypothetically, and in the context of Pedro only - not for all Dominicanos! Verdad!). It's sad he grew up with no father (and no doubt, his sister, too - who probably has a different father), but that's NO EXCUSE to treat your wife this way. Consider these 3 cyclic behaviors of a narcissist: 1) shower love on another person, 2) demean the other person, 3) withdraw affection completely - rinse, repeat. Sound familiar?
I have only watched the original 90 day series (which gave the background and beginning), and am disturbed to learn there is a spin-off (this show - which is only available with fee, not free on Prime channels), likely meaning they wanted to prolong this madness - perhaps, like another reviewer wondered - for TV and ratings (the mere fact they named it "Family Chantel" says it all)...NO WAY a couple THIS dysfunctional couple makes it for real.
Go Girls (2009)
S01-04 enjoyable...S05 absolute RUBBISH
Series 01-04 took us on a journey of a plot arc, with character development and growth (albeit slight for some (silly, stupid Britta - UGH), more than others (Amy, Kev, and especially Cody)) in the Go Girls lineup...starts when the mates are all 25-ish...once they hit the 30 threshold (end of S04), POOF! They loaded the cast with ... AN ENTIRE NEW CAST - supposedly taking the reigns by an absent/estranged sister of one of the original Go Girls, who was only seen once or twice the entire show...HUGE MISTAKE!! You find yourself starting to care about these characters, then it's like, WHO THE F ARE THESE LOSERS (the new cast, whom they just THREW IN)...?!? Would likely have rated this an 8 or 9 had it not been for this HUGE FLAW.
On top of it all, S02 is unavailable (at least in my market (U. S.))...wish they'd just nixed S05 and made S02 available (had to fill in the blanks, so to speak, which wasn't a huge deal at the time, assuming there were 3 other Series to follow. It's no wonder this show ended after S05 - couldn't even get through an episode and a half...JUST AWFUL. WHO bloody thought this was a good idea?!???? SMDH.
Go Girls: What a Difference a Frock Makes (2012)
Cute Episode...
Very cute...sort of a "Sliding Doors" plot. How one seemingly insignificant decision could change the entire course of your day - and potentially - the trajectory of life (okay, a slight bit of hyperbole, but watch it, and you'll get it).
The Blue Rose (2013)
I rather enjoyed it...
For the reviewer who whinged about the "unpleasantness" of Aussie Dramas, stating they would stick to watching "witty kiwi adventures"...the joke's on you: this IS a kiwi adventure! (I cringed while reading that, lol...SMH).
I found it an enjoyable experience, and a definite escape from the dreadful rubbish HollyWeird spews out. Almost a "role-reversal" in character for Antonia Prebble (Jane) and Siobhan Marshall (Linda) from their roles in Outrageous Fortune: Siobahn's Pascalle in OF was the naive, yet cautious one, wanting to believe in the goodness of everyone, while Antonia's Loretta was the hard, jaded, chronically untrusting, guarded one, suspicious of everyone...the opposite seems true here, for Linda and Jane.
The mystery factor adds to the overall plot (Who killed Rose and why? What is really going at Mosley's? How much of a baddie is Peterson, and can he be stopped? As each new character is introduced, we wonder if they contributed to the corruption - and ultimately, Rose's death). As another reviewer mentioned, a sort of Burn Notice "light" without a Michael Westen protagonist, but rather, a seemingly mismatched team - The Blue Roses - without Michael's (or Fiona's) physical "warrior" skills, and a series-long arc rather than a "client of the week" format. The team takes up minor "causes" to assist the underdog, however. The first series ends on not so much of a cliffhanger, but leads us to believe another series was possible, with a whole new mystery to solve with the Roses leading the charge. Alas, it was not renewed, so we will never get to see.
Again, overall, I found it worth a watch and binged during a long weekend. To each their own...for those who didn't get into it, no worries...it's your prerogative not to watch. YMMV.
Outrageous Fortune (2005)
If only HollyWeird could produce a gem like this!
I'm really enjoying working my way through this cleverly written series (about half way through Series 4 as I write this)! As an American, I cant stand the utter drivel and rubbish Hollywood spews out these days, and generally, the last three decades...I've developed a real penchant for Aussie and Kiwi TV. :o) We do see many of the same actors among the shows, but to me, that adds to the charm - many of them are excellent! I really appreciate the fact that they don't hold back - with the foul language, the sex & nudity, and the constant drinking, LOL. It may be a turn-off for many prudish yanks, but they should feel free to kindly piss off, and exercise their option to not watch.
I've been a fan of Robyn Malcolm, as Ive seen her in many things, and she definitely does not disappoint here! I first encountered Antonia Prebble and Sioban Marshall in "The Blue Rose", and was thrilled to see that they were both in this. Not sure whether OF was not available before, or if I just ignored it, but I'm happy I finally started watching! I have the feeling I first "rejected" it due to the absolutely HORRENDOUS Hollywood 80s movie of the same title with the monumentally UNTALENTED Shelly Long and Bette Midler. I'm a huge fan of Shane Cortese and Nicole Whippy (both from Nothing Trivial...Shane was also in Step Dave and Nicole in Jackson's Wharf), and Craig Hall (A Place to Call Home, and the Doctor Blake Mysteries). TBH, I just DO. NOT. LIKE Grant Bowler (Wolf) - I first encountered him in the never-ending Aussie series All-Saints - he repelled me then, and in every other bloody show I've seen him in...I personally think the episodes of OF where he is absent are better than the ones he's in. YUK! I find myself constantly hoping he'll get busted again so he can go back inside... On second thought, perhaps that's a nod to his acting chops - getting the desired reaction to his loathsome characters, LOL. I was not familiar at all with Antony Starr, despite his apparent participation in American productions that others know him in...I think he does a very fine job here, playing the twins. Yes, they are all basically "white trash", but that adds to the "charm" of the story, IMO...Van has really grown on me, despite his complete idiocy (explained by a childhood trauma/accident). He and his BFF Munter are actually quite adorable and sweet together, in their own way - these guys make Beavis and Butthead look like MENSA members, LOL.
I had actually decided to start the journey by starting with Westside, as I knew it was a prequel (by this point, as mentioned, I was already familiar with Antonia, who plays the ever-present Rita as well as her granddaughter Loretta)...that is making watching OF more of a joy, as they reveal over time, the characters I'd gotten to know from WS...the only issue is - I had to stop after Series 3, as 4-6 are STILL not available in the US for unknown (to me) reasons, so I'm forced to wait to complete that series. Hope the 'powers that be' release it in this region soon!!
Give this one a go...it may take a few episodes to get going, but if you enjoy OZ and NZ TV like I do, you won't regret it...!
Rake (2010)
One of the funniest, well-written and executed Aussie shows of all time (don't bother with the awful American version)!
Richard Roxburgh is deliciously brilliant in this role, really bringing the character to life before our eyes. I doubt any other actor could bring as many layers to Cleaver Greene as he does. As compulsively outrageous and retched his behavior is, he still manages to draw you in and develop a "relationship" with you to the point you like, sympathize, and even empathize with him. We're all flawed human beings, and I'm sure every adult who's viewed Rake can relate, to varying degrees, with at least ONE of the endless plights he manages to conjure up in his life. I haven't researched the real Sydney barrister he's based on, but I'm sure he would be pleased.
The other cast are terrific as well, with the possible exception of the insufferable "Fuzz" character - I, personally could do without this storyline, and really don't fathom why they allowed it so much screen time, other than to prove the concept of the acorn not falling far from the tree. Or, pointing out in full technicolor, that despite having a Psychologist for a mother, in today's atmosphere where so many parents prioritize being their kids' buddies rather than disciplining and actually parenting, many grow to be condescending, completely intellectually & emotionally stunted miscreants (shrug). The remaining cast is replete with familiar Aussie and the occasional Kiwi faces (if you're a fan of Aussie/NZ TV and Movies as I am) who do a fine job emoting their characters on the screen. Not a huge fan of the chick who plays "Missy" either, but the character of an insecure coke-head prostitute seems fitting (adding to the overall story accordingly).
The camera work is spot on, and we are able to get a somewhat "immersive" view of Sydney and other areas in NSW. The courtroom antics and dialogue are somewhat "off" (leading questioning with no objections...judges not even remarking when Cleave and Barney are 'whooshing' in and out of the three council sessions + one trial...an ENTIRE jury consisting of senior citizens "just" when they need it, "the trial of the century" - yet NO Press in the courtroom, etc.), but those don't distract from the enjoyment of the stories. Crownies, or others in the law profession may disagree, understandably, lol.
Builds up really nicely through until about mid-end of Season/Series 3 before it completely jumps the shark. Series 4 is still watchable and enjoyable if you've made it that far (becoming engrossed in the characters along the way), but Series 5 is only good to pass empty time or if you need some non-substance based sleeping assistance. It's too bad, because if they'd continued the way they started, I could see this going on for several more seasons.
A small, insignificant plot "goof" I noticed...when the mobsteress Kirsty's father passes away, her "enforcer" turned lover, Col, strong arms Cleaver into comforting her, stating, "she's an only child", but then when Cleave and Co. Are incarcerated in Series 3, suddenly Kirsty's nephew ("her sister's boy") appears in the same prison.
The U. S. version is simply unwatchable, despite having Peter Duncan, Peter Tolan and Richard Roxburgh involved in the production. I don't understand why they tried in the first place, since the Aussie version is so spectacular (I'm American) - I can only imagine the ridiculous hubris of Hollywood thinking they could do it better, which is obviously UNTRUE, and not giving a toss about the audience - typical. There's a REASON this was based on a Sydney lawyer, not an American lawyer; I doubt most Yanks could even describe the behavior of a "Rake" (that was a dig on the Yanks, rather than one to the Aussies). I could barely get through ONE episode...Greg Kinnear - really?!?!? He's fine in those "feel-good" chick flicks or ROMCOMs occasionally, but IMO, he just doesn't have the acting chops to have pulled this one off. His Keegan Deane (SMH) comes off as a pathetic, unaware w@nker rather than the complex, emotionally tortured, multi-dimensional dissolute/reprobate (while at the same time, likeable), Cleaver Greene. The only one I could think of that could even come close is Bryan Cranston, but TBH - I think he may have been able to approach, but not achieve it, anywhere close to the way Richard Roxburgh does. Again - just my opinion.
NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service: High Tide (2018)
This is just getting ridiculous...
Again - another attempt to portray Bishop as a "tough chick"...IT JUST DOESN'T WORK, people!!! This, along with a sad attempt to make her a femme fatale - puh-lease!
Not only that - WTF is wrong with Torres?!? Not only has he been predictably in subordinate by defying direct orders (which he, like his gal pal Bishop, won't face any repercussions for, other than hauling a few dozen SCUBA Tanks around), but the lead-up to the "surprise" ending was just unfathomable. ANY Federal Agent worth his salt - PARTICULARLY one who spent most of his career under deep cover knows: YOU DON'T BREAK YOUR COVER, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES!! What - just because they "bonded" over both wanting to be a Fireman when they were little...?!?!? Absurd. Has this show jumped the shark?! Rapidly approaching the irredeemable stage.
The current cast of characters, IMO, is really sparse in talent and kind of pathetic. Maria Bello (and her character) doesn't fit here, AT ALL - the only show I ever tolerated her in was "Goliath" but TBH, was relieved she left after the first Season (can YOU picture that she was ever married to Billy Bob Thornton? Then became a Lesbian...UGH)...Wilmer has barely "graduated" from his loser, petulant character whose ego is bigger than Everest in "That 70s Show" (with no development/improvement in his acting ability)...David McCallum is still around in the sphere, but barely seen...I still enjoy McGee, but he's slowly slipping into "WUSS" status (nothing about his recent marriage and fatherhood - seems to have been precipitated by his and Gibbs' capture in Paraguay)...luckily, we still have Gibbs, Jimmy, Abby, Director Vance, and Ducky - again, offscreen mostly, but present... (soap box descended...rant over, lol).
NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service: A Many Splendored Thing (2017)
WOW, just WOW!!!
This pathetic attempt to make Bishop appear as a Bad Ass is an unequivocal FAILURE. She's NOT Ziva, she's NOT Fiona (Burn Notice), hell - she's not even Hillary Clinton (who is definitely NOT a Bad Ass either - but pretends to be one, propped up by rubbish propaganda and completely ineffective smoke/mirrors...yet, it's so obvious - just as in the character of Bishop). I've been unsure/ambivalent about this Season after Tony departed and was beginning to come to a level of "comfort" with the overall storyline, but this just set the arc on a downward spiral. I'm PRAYING it gets better as we go along.
I agree with the others about Bishop not enduring any consequences she should face (hmmmm...sounds like more Hillary-like treatment, just sayin')...she gets away with the LAME "Sophie's Choice" excuse?! UGH.
I have watched some episodes after Season 14; went back in time a bit, since I'd missed a couple Seasons entirely, trying to fill in the "blanks"...not sure whether they have succeeded in rescuing this once enjoyable Series. THANK GOODNESS we still have Mark Harmon and David McCallum, or we wouldn't have a show at all.
FWIW, I actually really like Jennifer Esposito - was bummed when she was let go from "Blue Bloods" (as I understand, due to a medical issue that the network refused to accommodate - I could be wrong) - she was the BEST partner for Danny Reagan (the current Latina they have playing his partner is D-U-L-L...just boring). Enjoying her in NCIS so far...wonder what happened to facilitate her departure in this case (I'm aware she doesn't appear after this Season ends)...?
Hill Street Blues: Iced Coffey (1986)
What will Sgt Bates do now? The squad comes together in this difficult time...
Haven't quite figured out why they killed off Coffey...he was terrific in this!! Betty Thomas' portrayal of Sgt Bates is spot on, as usual. She must fight to keep her emotions in check at the risk of appearing to be the "weak" female in a sea of Alphas (and Betas, actually) - despite the fact that any of these guys would be just as emotional (regardless of whether they showed it), if their partner had been gunned down while they were left feeling helpless and unable to do anything to have stopped it from happening. Thank goodness she has Fabian (the Foster son she fought so adamantly for) in her life again to get her through. The entire squad also steps up to support her in this touching episode.
I concur with a prior poster, with regard to Bernice in City Homicide (LOVE my Aussie shows!) and her portrayal of a strong woman in charge...if you don't know this series, do yourself a favor and check it out - you'll most likely become a fan, since you're obviously a fan of HSB - anyone who enjoys police dramas typically does. That's why we're all here, after all! HOWEVER - beyond that I must disagree. One of the MOST ANNOYING, SNIVELING, narcissistic, nut job feminist, completely unaware character to "grace" the small screen was part of this same show (c'mon, we all know it) - the "honor" goes to Fay Furillo...even though she seems to have mellowed as time went on, she still grates on the nerves, and one wonders what in the bloody hell Frank ever saw in her. At least the woman (Barbara Bosson) can act, though!! If you take a look at the chick who played the character "LuLu" in the show, "The Guardian" as the main character Nick's (the wonderful Simon Baker) love interest...all descriptions of Fay's character applies, and is TRIPLED. She made the ENTIRE SERIES (EVERY episode she was in) COMPLETELY UNWATCHABLE; one just waits episode after episode for her to die a slow, painful death (I'm not the only one who thinks that). That was excruciating, as the show was very good otherwise. The woman (Wendy Muniz) who played THAT character has GOT to be the ABSOLUTE WORST actor of ALL TIME - running neck and neck with Shelly Duvall, no matter what she was in - that says it all. So watching Veronica Hamel as Joyce Davenport is enjoyable, by comparison!
Hill Street Blues: Freedom's Last Stand (1982)
Sayonara, Captain Freedom! :o( Confirmed - the "unnamed City" is indeed Chicago!
So sorry to see the endearing, 'dada duh dah! (*explosion*)' Captain Freedom meet his demise...the interaction between him and his buddy, Sgt. Belker (grrrrr! "You hairbag - you are under arrest!") at the end, is not to be missed.
On the other hand, after the gunfight @ the restaurant where the crew were staging their "sting" (and where the gunfight resulted in Freedom's (and the perps') death(s)), we follow a couple police cruisers with full lights/sirens and you can CLEARLY see the El...as many have speculated, this is obviously Chicago. Furthermore, if you stop the video *precisely* at 42:36, the lead cruiser drives by the old Chicago Fire Department building!!! Speculation confirmed!!
Quantum Leap: The Leap Home: Part 2 (Vietnam) - April 7, 1970 (1990)
Amazing Episode!!
I believe this to be the best episode in the entire series! <3 I cry each time I see it...give it a rewatch every couple of years or so. Why aren't there more shows like this today (other than the fact that Hollyweird has gone into the Dunny as of late, and has lost all credibility (and common sense))? ;o)
As it is Part 2 of "The Leap Home", of course it's recommended to watch Part 1 just prior. :o) Enjoy!!
Doctor Doctor: Hugh Am I? (2019)
Simply awful - jumped the shark :o(
Really? Are the writers incredibly inept, or just sabotaging this show deliberately? Penny has a likely suitor for marriage in Jerrod, and her kid (for whom she supposedly left her career-enhancing Research fellowship in Sydney - and which would have changed the entire landscape with her relationship to Hugh) is suddenly AWOL from WhyHope? Break Ken's heart by eliminating Mia? With all their issues, they leave no clue to the situation with Matt and Charlie after she returns from Bali - other than April moved in and Charlie moved out??!? Why the bloody H is Matt even with her??! She's almost as unlikeable as the petulant Ajax - what a predator, and a jerk! Other than wanting a baby (which Charlie realized she didn't want after all), why would Matt even give her the time of day (Could be wrong, but it seemed Matt wants kids, but just as importantly, real love, which he has with Charlie)? April basically pounced on him like the desperate B-TCH she is WHILE he is still married and has the nerve to demand his wife leave - tart! I cringe whenever she is on screen...yuk! Hugh has had opportunities to return to Sydney, yet he's still trapped in WhyHope - why don't they spend some time exploring his return to the city, while splitting the time with the antics/shenanigans in WhyHope? Ugh - for the first time, not looking forward to a follow up season, if it happens...will still probably watch the rest of season 4, but reluctantly. With Glitch abruptly ended, and this nonsense, where will I get my Rodger Corser fix, LoL?