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I thought I'd do this 30 Days of TV meme that's been floating around. I'm sure I'll date my television watching habits by my answers, but I figure I will expand your TV horizons, too.
And as with any meme, I plan on playing fast and loose with the rules. The first rule out the window is to post one a day. I know that won't happen because I'm already planning on being gone to Convergence over the 4th of July weekend. I'll do all 30 days, just not consecutively.
Day 01 - Show that was canceled too soon.
Two, for the sake of not following the rules already.
1) Dresden Files. Totally loved the show. Can't really get into the books. It turns out that the things I really loved about the show, were things that they changed from the book. I still have the books, so I'm going to try to read them again. Anyhow. I really, really wish they could have given us two or three more seasons of the show.
2) Stingray. I waxed eloquent on Stingray back here and here. A show that missed it's audience in part due to NBC not knowing what to do with it and in part because, as my second post says, it didn't follow any set rules television making. I really would have liked some more of the show. It had legs, if only it would have been allowed to run.
And as with any meme, I plan on playing fast and loose with the rules. The first rule out the window is to post one a day. I know that won't happen because I'm already planning on being gone to Convergence over the 4th of July weekend. I'll do all 30 days, just not consecutively.
Day 01 - Show that was canceled too soon.
Two, for the sake of not following the rules already.
1) Dresden Files. Totally loved the show. Can't really get into the books. It turns out that the things I really loved about the show, were things that they changed from the book. I still have the books, so I'm going to try to read them again. Anyhow. I really, really wish they could have given us two or three more seasons of the show.
2) Stingray. I waxed eloquent on Stingray back here and here. A show that missed it's audience in part due to NBC not knowing what to do with it and in part because, as my second post says, it didn't follow any set rules television making. I really would have liked some more of the show. It had legs, if only it would have been allowed to run.
