This made my day

I was wondering about this the other day. I was up super late and stumbled across MASH, which, for now, is my choice. I remember watching this constantly when it was on. Even now it still holds up, imo. It’s a little dated and hokey with the laugh track and stuff but it’s so much better than most of the fly infested poo on these days. I’ll never forget the episode when Henry Blake dies. Never. I still get choked up thinking about it.

I love other shows. Probably the runner up is the original Star Trek. But nothing really compares to the sentimental feeling I have for this show decades after it went off the air.

So what’s your favorite TV show of all time? Leave a comment!

This is somewhat astounding. I don’t know what the story is here, but wow.

Law and Order, Special Letter Unit

Chung Chung!

Can’t wait. Here it is. I think it’s about a minute long.

I’m getting a little sick of this. Every time I watch a TV show like Law and Order or CSI, I always figure out who the killer is way in advance. Not but my massive powers of deduction, but because I recognize a guest actor. As soon as I recognise a face, I know they’re the killer. So annoying and predictable. They need to try harder. Anyone else notice this? It’s so obvious, I can’t be the only one. Jeez.

First it was Richard Pryor, and now John Spencer.

John Spencer probably most famously played Leo McGarry on the West Wing. It’s kindof spooky that he died of a heart attack after his character on West Wing nearly died of one. I’m wondering what the West Wing folks are going to do now, but I guess that doesn’t seem too important in the face of John Spencer passing away. Selfishly and as a fan of the West Wing, I’m sad though, he was one of my favorite characters. Is it just me or has the West Wing been unbelievably boring lately? The debate episode, while impressive in execution and authenticity, has me drooling on myself and then on the remote control as we fast forwarded over most of it. I hope it improves.

Anyway, my best wishes go to the families of Mr. Spencer and Mr. Pryor.

Don’t read this if you haven’t seen the last Enterprise episode and you if care. Spoilers follow.

So no new Star Treks, maybe forever. Enterprise is done. It wasn’t the best show on the air, though it got a lot better this last season, and it didn’t have the best ratings. I grew to enjoy the show and forgive it is warts. I liked the characters, mostly. I enjoyed it. I’m sorry to see it go.

I think we all got the shaft with the finale. The actors and the fans. I feel bad the show has to go out on such a bad note. I have got to say the finale was the worst piece of poo I’ve ever seen in the Star Trek genre. Come here Enterprise producer person. Stand here. A little to the left. Ok. Slap. What’s with the fragmented subplots? Slap. Why kill off Trip? Slap. And for no appararent reason other than perhaps a cheap stab at a tear jerk ending? Slap. The obviously meant for each other couple didn’t get together. Slap. The plot takes place a number of years after the previous show? Wth? Slap. They’re going to mothball the ship? Wtf? Slap. Can’t they just retrofit one of the new warp engines? Slap. The more I think about it, the worse the episode seemed. Slap. You should be ashamed of yourselves. Slap. Slap. Slap. Oh, and I forgot Troy and Riker? What are you, high? Slap!

[Addition]

Looks like I’m not the only one who hated it.

http://boards.startrek.com/community/messages.html?s=3cb4b32e9609fbb0b4bbba3ed370ea9a;act=ST;f=1;t=33208274;st=75