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BlueIris Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri May-16-08 10:37 AM
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135. "X-Files," "West Wing," "24," and "Alias" were faves. After "24"/"Alias" died in '04, I couldn't
get into anymore t.v. Not really. Which sucked, but was also good for me.

In the last couple of years, I've had flirtations with good series like HBO's "Deadwood." HBO stuff I loved before that included "The Sopranos" and before its epic flame-out in its third season, "Six Feet Under." Unless someone can come up with another "24," I doubt I'll ever really be that "into" network drama ever again. I'm thinking of watching "Medium" the next time I feel the need to watch a drama.

I'm not really a sitcom fan, but I still have a thing for "Friends" and "Fraiser," even though those both tanked hard in the end.
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