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I am so tired of socially inept, emotionally stunted geniuses in my television viewing.

The Graham Norton Show is the best talk show on television. I love how he has all his guests sitting on the couch together.

Finally got my internet back this afternoon. I lost it last night. Turned out I just needed to unplug the router or modem briefly.

I found a new show Saturday night. Well, new to me anyway. I was flipping through the channels late that night and came across a Canadian show that started in 2010. It’s called Republic of Doyle about a father and son who have a private investigation business. It’s kind of a dramedy. It’s very character driven. It looks like it’s right up my alley.

What is it with women particularly in sitcoms expecting the men in their lives to know exactly what they want without even telling them? Or expecting them to know they really want the opposite of what they explicitly say?

I was watching Hot in Cleveland tonight. ( spoilers for latest episode )

Not every show that has a male and female lead needs to ship those two characters because they're male and female.

I love you Elementary, but please don't ship Holmes and Watson.

I've watched a couple of different things this week. I started watching the UK series Sherlock. Watched the first episode last night. I liked it. Sherlock was annoying at times and then he would be fascinating.

On Syfy a Canadian series Continuum premiered. Looks promising.

Lost Girl has returned. \0/

Suits is back on tonight and White Collar returns in five days. \0/

I haven't watched the last couple NCIS episodes, but I may watch tonight's. Alex Kingston will be on the episode.

And later, Leverage returns.

You know that moment when a character is about to reveal some vital information just to get taken out as he opens his mouth? I hate when shows or movies do that.

And it is so obvious it's coming. The character begins by saying things that start with the words "if I tell you this..." At that point I'm drumming my fingers just waiting for the mystery shooter to take his shot, not sitting at the edge of my seat waiting with baited breath for the big reveal.

world_of_blade, remember when I said I wasn't looking for another show? Well, I guess I lied. :D I forgot I was planning on checking out USA network's new show 'Suits'.

A guy who had been kicked out of law school and was moving towards an unlawful life is hired as an associate by an attorney at a law firm even though he doesn't have a law degree. It's another "bromance" (cringes slightly at the word) in the making.

I'm a little annoyed Sanctuary was moved to Monday nights, I liked it on Friday. So Urban Legends is on Friday instead. The idea of UL is good but its execution not so much. They recreate three stories and at least one is true. Included is an interview with someone supposedly connected with the story. The fake story has an actor interviewed. It's so obvious who the actor is on this show. Plus the format is in general rather dull.

In other news Zoey's doing real well. She's starting to eat on her own again. She's still getting some of the canned food but we've cut way back so she's not being force fed several times a day anymore. Her last blood tests were really good too.

And it was Toby's (cat in my icon) birthday yesterday. He turned five. He's the baby of the house. Zoey's nine and Abby is eight.