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In response to "If I may, I know that on my behalf it is because I now enjoy hate-watching. -- nm" by Diva

Which is why I continued to watch. Though I wont be back. Just wanted to finish it out. -- nm

Posted by Jovian (aka Jovian) Apr 30 '13, 11:41

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I felt this way about Alcatraz -- nm - Epiphany Apr 30, 11:44 2
- heh. yea, I reached my breaking point with Alcatraz. I jumped ship after episode 5 or 6 -- nm - Jovian Apr 30, 11:54 1
  - Another show on target to write itself into a corner and have a lackluster payoff. -- nm - Beryllium Apr 30, 11:55
it's funny how much I liked bitching about it, but now in light of what's been going on in Boston it just makes every depiction of the FBI - Diva Apr 30, 11:44 6
- one of the reasons I liked Die Hard 4 was their depiction of the FBI - Beaker Apr 30, 11:46 5
  - Hannibal's depiction of the FBI is pretty spot on (though unfortunately this is the 'thriller' show that will get cancelled) -- nm - Jovian Apr 30, 11:50
  - pretty much. 1. Die Hard 4, 2. Silence of the Lambs...and um, um...:) -- nm - Diva Apr 30, 11:47
  - (similar to my reading, I am so sick of books with a man/woman being chased by unknown forces who meets a man/woman who needs/provides assistance) - Beaker Apr 30, 11:47 2
    - same as the 'evil' small town, they always bump into the *one* person who knows and can help but somehow is not in danger themselves -- nm - zeitgeist Apr 30, 11:53
    - several+ years ago, I had to stop reading "woman/girl has a horrid life but overcomes" books. - b. Apr 30, 11:52

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