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[tresjolie9]

Why must good shows, or any shows that I want to be watch be on at 8:00 PM? At that hour, usually I'm not home in time to watch the show live from the beginning, or not ready to settle down and watch TV. There are a few shows, such as Mercy, I'm not getting into it because they are on at 8:00. I'm not die hard enough of a fan yet where I feel the need to go out of my way to watch it on my DVR, or online if I'm not home to watch it. I know this is the time of DVRs, and Hulu, but there is an effort in involved in sitting down, going to the site, and watching the show, when I'm not really not enthusiastic about watching.

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[mystril.livejournal.com]

Would a raccoon rising from the dead attract you to Mercy?

It isn't really clicking for me, I have to say. And my complaint is the opposite -- everything I want to watch is on at 9 or 10 and I'm too exhausted to stay awake and watch it.

[tresjolie9.livejournal.com]

Lol, maybe my issue with Mercy is that I'm just not getting hooked on it. Michelle Trachtenberg is still annoying, and I don't care about the characters.

[tresjolie9.livejournal.com]

Btw, are you on AIM at the moment?

[mystril.livejournal.com]

Nah, I've got grades due tomorrow, so I'm trying to finish things up -- and I've got dueling tv shows in a moment Glee and Criminal Minds.

[tresjolie9.livejournal.com]

Understood, ended up at work until 7:30 today. Criminal Minds is on in the background, I've kind of given up on Glee.

But I'm hating the way that all the shows I want to watch are all on at the exact same time. Wednesday night is turning into ultimate TV night, Mercy (which may be erased from the DVR), Criminal Minds, South Park, Eastwick, and in a few weeks Nip/Tuck.

However South Park and Nip/Tuck can always be watched at later times, and I have a bad feeling that Eastwick my not last the entire season.