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dahlia_moonThe fandom snowflake challenge will resume! Um...sometime-ish soon? Hopefully. Maybe. Most likely.
But, meanwhile, some new tee-vee!
= I'm all caught up on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.. It's so awesome and cracktastic. It does have its problems, though, mostly of the pacing variety. And I don't really take the villains all that too seriously either. Not that we've had a lot of superbaddies on yet, and I do realize everything's at the beginning stage and people are only getting their origin stories but seriously, all I want to do is laugh at Ian Quinn.
I haven't seen The Avengers yet, but I mean, I don't think it's a prerequisite to understand things? I'm pretty much spoiled for everything by now, at least, and it's not like The Avengers wholly crossovers over into the show, anyways.
It will surprise no one, I don't think, that I ship Grant/Skye to no end, and Fitzsimmons is so adorable but I haven't completely made my mind up about whether I ship them romantically or whether they're just a very strong brotp for me right now. I like that they're co-dependent on one another, but for me right now, it's just a very strong platonic friendship and that's okay.
I have a big crush on Victoria Hand and I wish they'd use her character more. Although if she ends up being evil...I don't know what I'll do but probably curse very loudly. (I have this theory that maybe she's the Clairvoyant, however much I *don't* want that to be true.)
So in conclusion: I love everybody on the bus, and they're all precious babies.
= Also, keep up with Brooklyn Nine-Nine and Enlisted, which is a new comedy starring Geoff Stults about three brothers in the army. B99, I don't consider a comedy by my standards so much as a feel-good cop show? But normal people humor and my humor don't line up that much. Also, Enlisted is more like a feel-good military-family show than a comedy as well, but then again most people see it as a comedy, and maybe they're right but I tear-up more than I laugh at either. Though that isn't to say they don't have awesome hilarious moments, they do, just not enough for me to totally categorize either as only a comedy.
Also, also it's so awesome to see Geoff Stults on my tv again, though I will stand by my opinion that George Stults is definitely the cuter brother and therefore should have his own tv show as well.
But, meanwhile, some new tee-vee!
= I'm all caught up on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.. It's so awesome and cracktastic. It does have its problems, though, mostly of the pacing variety. And I don't really take the villains all that too seriously either. Not that we've had a lot of superbaddies on yet, and I do realize everything's at the beginning stage and people are only getting their origin stories but seriously, all I want to do is laugh at Ian Quinn.
I haven't seen The Avengers yet, but I mean, I don't think it's a prerequisite to understand things? I'm pretty much spoiled for everything by now, at least, and it's not like The Avengers wholly crossovers over into the show, anyways.
It will surprise no one, I don't think, that I ship Grant/Skye to no end, and Fitzsimmons is so adorable but I haven't completely made my mind up about whether I ship them romantically or whether they're just a very strong brotp for me right now. I like that they're co-dependent on one another, but for me right now, it's just a very strong platonic friendship and that's okay.
I have a big crush on Victoria Hand and I wish they'd use her character more. Although if she ends up being evil...I don't know what I'll do but probably curse very loudly. (I have this theory that maybe she's the Clairvoyant, however much I *don't* want that to be true.)
So in conclusion: I love everybody on the bus, and they're all precious babies.
= Also, keep up with Brooklyn Nine-Nine and Enlisted, which is a new comedy starring Geoff Stults about three brothers in the army. B99, I don't consider a comedy by my standards so much as a feel-good cop show? But normal people humor and my humor don't line up that much. Also, Enlisted is more like a feel-good military-family show than a comedy as well, but then again most people see it as a comedy, and maybe they're right but I tear-up more than I laugh at either. Though that isn't to say they don't have awesome hilarious moments, they do, just not enough for me to totally categorize either as only a comedy.
Also, also it's so awesome to see Geoff Stults on my tv again, though I will stand by my opinion that George Stults is definitely the cuter brother and therefore should have his own tv show as well.
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Date: 2014-02-02 07:28 am (UTC)Brooklyn Nine-Nine is one of my favorite new shows. Captain Holt is one of the best characters ever. The episode with the puppies was too damn cute.