OT - The Lost

[David E. Gervais]

Mindi said:
I tend to agree with you for the most part, we need more good comedies. But I have to admit, I do love a good drama more than any comedy-emphasis on GOOD. Richard and I are anxiously waiting for "24" to start!

Now there is a Great! show. '24' is one of the few 'new' ideas in a TV drama to hit the screen in a long time. very well written and excellent cast.

I was a big fan of west wing, but when Aaron Sorkin left the writing team and Rob Lowe left the show, the quality seems to have dropped. And what's up with the new style of having the camera follow the actors all over the place, way too much movement, they should go back to the old style.

..and, I didn't say I didn't like dramas, just that there were way too many saturating the TV right now.

Cheers!

[gregebowman]

As far as drama, I love 24. Hope the new one (which won't start until January) meets the expectations of the past shows. But with a new president, unless this "day" happens before the current prez ends his term, I hope the chemistry isn't change too much. But I didn't really like the republican candidate. He was too scheming. We'll see. That's about the only drama show I make an effort to watch. I did watch one episode of Hawaii, and it seemed pretty good. Almost like a modern Version of Hawaii 5-0. Never have watched West Wing, and I don't plan to. maybe it's good, but with Martin Sheen's known political leanings, I don't want to watch it. And what the heck is NBC doing? Every time I turn around, there's another Law and Order show being made. It maybe a good show, but come on, how many spin-offs can you make out of a show? I think only Happy Days is about the only other show that had so many spinoffs associated with it (Mork & Mindy, Laverne & Shirly, Chachi & Joanie). I'm surprised Fonzi didn't get his own show after Happy Days was canceled.