Television of 2010
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meteordustAvatar: The Last Airbender (Seasons 1-3)
My hands down favourite show of the year. If you haven't watched it yet, it really *is* that good.
Last Friends (complete)
A J-drama about a group of unlikely friends who end up as housemates, their shared home a refuge as they face life issues including domestic violence, gender identity, and sexual identity. Some of it had me riveted to the screen, although some of it had me yelling at it.
30 Rock (Season 3)
Still an entertaining diversion, although I have the nagging feeling that it's not as liberal as it thinks it is.
Lost (Season 6)
This show had its ups and downs, but when it came to the endgame, it delivered. It achieved some amazing feats of storytelling, and for that it will be remembered.
Yaoh (complete)
A J-drama about host clubs, and one man who aims to be the top host in Shinjuku, aka the King of the Night. Soapy as anything, but strangely compelling and hopeful. The main antagonist has the *best outfits ever*. If you like melodrama, animal print suits, and handsome young men, you may enjoy this show.
Doctor Who (Season 5)
I have such mixed feelings about this season. I adore Matt Smith's Eleventh Doctor, but I just can't warm to Amy or Rory. I've never disliked any companions before, and I can't help it affecting how much I enjoy the show. Still, more River Song is awesome.
John Safran's Music Jamboree (complete)
A few years old, but clever, funny, and much less painful than his Race Relations series.
Glee (Season 1)
I love musicals. I love the singing. I love the mix of classic and contemporary songs. I like half the characters and dislike the other half. I am not sure these are the same halves as for the writers. I am fairly sure that I dislike their politics though.
My hands down favourite show of the year. If you haven't watched it yet, it really *is* that good.
Last Friends (complete)
A J-drama about a group of unlikely friends who end up as housemates, their shared home a refuge as they face life issues including domestic violence, gender identity, and sexual identity. Some of it had me riveted to the screen, although some of it had me yelling at it.
30 Rock (Season 3)
Still an entertaining diversion, although I have the nagging feeling that it's not as liberal as it thinks it is.
Lost (Season 6)
This show had its ups and downs, but when it came to the endgame, it delivered. It achieved some amazing feats of storytelling, and for that it will be remembered.
Yaoh (complete)
A J-drama about host clubs, and one man who aims to be the top host in Shinjuku, aka the King of the Night. Soapy as anything, but strangely compelling and hopeful. The main antagonist has the *best outfits ever*. If you like melodrama, animal print suits, and handsome young men, you may enjoy this show.
Doctor Who (Season 5)
I have such mixed feelings about this season. I adore Matt Smith's Eleventh Doctor, but I just can't warm to Amy or Rory. I've never disliked any companions before, and I can't help it affecting how much I enjoy the show. Still, more River Song is awesome.
John Safran's Music Jamboree (complete)
A few years old, but clever, funny, and much less painful than his Race Relations series.
Glee (Season 1)
I love musicals. I love the singing. I love the mix of classic and contemporary songs. I like half the characters and dislike the other half. I am not sure these are the same halves as for the writers. I am fairly sure that I dislike their politics though.
