Ordinary Day

Well, it doesn't matter that much with Doctor Who, since it mostly has self-contained episodes. BSG and Lost have long storylines full of mysteries that will (hopefully) be revealed later, but you already know the outcome of some of them.

When I visited you, we watched an episode of Lost together which I could, since at the time Norwegian TV was only about two weeks behind. I could share my speculation that there were in fact two different islands (Michael, Sawyer and Jin had just been to sea, drifted back, and met a completely different group of people), and learned that spazzkat had the same idea. Then we were both proven wrong by the end of the episode, but we started out pretty much on equal terms.

I can say that BSG does have my interest, although not enough to get me to rush for the DVD. I do get annoyed by that Baltar guy continuously talking to a hallucination of his Cylon lover, nobody else noticing, but everybody agreeing about how much they need to trust him. Whatever comes out of that (can't be good) I guess you must know already.

I was away last week, so I've still got an unwatched episode, with another being aired tomorrow.

I also recorded the first episode of Carnivale, since it looked interesting, but I haven't had time to watch that either. I've gotten up to date (well, as far as they've gotten in Norway) on West Wing, and am way behind on the Danish crime drama Ørnen ("The Eagle"). I've discovered the curse of trying to follow too many TV series at once.