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1. It seems to early for TV shows to be wrapping up, but I guess it is April. I think I'm down to Madam Secretary, iZombie and Jane the Virgin, and iZombie is the only one of those with more than a few episodes left. Well, there's Secrets and Lies, but it also only has a few episodes to go, and I mostly hate!watch it.
2. Hulu only just posted the final episode of Eye Candy. I never didn't hate the serial killer plotline, and the final episode failed to change that or make him remotely interesting to me, but I did like Lindy and her friends, and I hope season 2 is more about Lindy trying to save all the abused and missing women in the world through hacking, and about her sister.
3. I watched the The Librarians movies (I only ever saw the first back when it first aired on TV) and they were entertaining enough for what they are. Flynn is much more enjoyable as the weird uncle who shows up while you're minding your own business and saving the world, and tells you that there's an even bigger world destroying crisis that you have to drop your crisis for and you and your friends bond over being proud of yourselves for not killing him because he never ever ever shuts up with his trivia.
4. I also watched the pilot of Olympus, but thought it was awful. Hercules and Xena had better fight scenes and effects 20 years ago, and for so much going on in one episode (it actually felt like scenes were cut. I wonder if it was originally meant to be a longer pilot, but got cut back) nothing was developed enough to actually be interesting or make you want more. I might watch more just to see if itgets better since there isn't much else on right now, but it was rather dire. (And please keep in mind how many things there are that are considered awful/too cheesy by most, but that I love.)
Also, the hero is an idiot, and not in a loveable and endearing way, but in a "gets people killed/imprisoned/enslaved and doesn't even realize how badly he screwed up" way.
5. Anime has wrapped up too. I'm a couple episodes behind on Akatsuki no Yona, Shirobako and Kamisama Kiss, but they all wrapped up. Fairy Tail is neverending and Fate/Stay Night: Unlimited Blade Works is back, but that's it for me with anime right now. I should check out the new season, but nothing has jumped out at me yet.
6. Murder She Wrote is the main reason I'm behind on anime (the other reason is Rarely Written, even though I have nothing yet for brainstorming). I've been watching it on Netflix and have just reached the 4th season, and am surprised by how into it I am. My mother was a big fan so I remember watching ti a lot growing up, but didn't remember many details. At the rate I'm going, I'll have all 250+ episodes watched before Wiscon.
2. Hulu only just posted the final episode of Eye Candy. I never didn't hate the serial killer plotline, and the final episode failed to change that or make him remotely interesting to me, but I did like Lindy and her friends, and I hope season 2 is more about Lindy trying to save all the abused and missing women in the world through hacking, and about her sister.
3. I watched the The Librarians movies (I only ever saw the first back when it first aired on TV) and they were entertaining enough for what they are. Flynn is much more enjoyable as the weird uncle who shows up while you're minding your own business and saving the world, and tells you that there's an even bigger world destroying crisis that you have to drop your crisis for and you and your friends bond over being proud of yourselves for not killing him because he never ever ever shuts up with his trivia.
4. I also watched the pilot of Olympus, but thought it was awful. Hercules and Xena had better fight scenes and effects 20 years ago, and for so much going on in one episode (it actually felt like scenes were cut. I wonder if it was originally meant to be a longer pilot, but got cut back) nothing was developed enough to actually be interesting or make you want more. I might watch more just to see if itgets better since there isn't much else on right now, but it was rather dire. (And please keep in mind how many things there are that are considered awful/too cheesy by most, but that I love.)
Also, the hero is an idiot, and not in a loveable and endearing way, but in a "gets people killed/imprisoned/enslaved and doesn't even realize how badly he screwed up" way.
5. Anime has wrapped up too. I'm a couple episodes behind on Akatsuki no Yona, Shirobako and Kamisama Kiss, but they all wrapped up. Fairy Tail is neverending and Fate/Stay Night: Unlimited Blade Works is back, but that's it for me with anime right now. I should check out the new season, but nothing has jumped out at me yet.
6. Murder She Wrote is the main reason I'm behind on anime (the other reason is Rarely Written, even though I have nothing yet for brainstorming). I've been watching it on Netflix and have just reached the 4th season, and am surprised by how into it I am. My mother was a big fan so I remember watching ti a lot growing up, but didn't remember many details. At the rate I'm going, I'll have all 250+ episodes watched before Wiscon.
