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 *'''Glee''': Amazing show! I love it personally because I was in Choir and Swing Choir (my school's version of Glee Club), not to mention I was in All-State Choir for two years. I am also studying right now to become a Vocal Music Educator and this is something I would want to do. It has a great cast and great music. I am an iTunes junkie so I have to buy the songs as soon as the show is over. I am a Gleek and have the shirt to prove it.
-::'''UPDATE:''' Glee will be on this Wednesday!
+::'''UPDATE:''' Oh em gee.... Another amazing episode of Glee! This past week's episode finally focused on Tina and Artie a little better. I was always wondering how Artie got into the wheelchair. I was, however, quite upset that Tina just faked her stutter so people would leave her alone. I mean I understand maybe for awhile, but she must be going on for years with this. I loved the wheelchair number with Mercedes finally belting in a group song like she rightfully deserves.
+::I laughed so hard when the showed the new Cheerio tryouts especially the wrestler girl stomping around. When Becky, the mentally challenged girl, went up to audition I thought Sue was going to do something terrible. When she put her on the squad, I thought she was just doing it to help her win Nationals. I was quite surprised however when Sue has a mentally challenged older sister that she visits all the time. My mom actually started crying when Sue was reading Little Red Riding Hood.
+::So besides Artie's disability, the other main storyline was Kurt and Rachel's Diva-off. I thought finally Kurt is gonna show up Rachel and she will have to deal with it. I thought it was hilarious when Kurt made everyone swear to vote for the best singer. The scene were Kurt was practicing his high F and his Dad got the anonymous phone call was shattering. I was so upset that someone would actually do that. Kurt shrugged it off but his Dad hasn't had something like that happen before. When the Diva-off commenced, I was frightfully waiting for the high F from Kurt and to hear him frack like that was unbearable. But it turns out that he did on purpose because he loves his dad more than being a star. That also made my mom cry.
+::Other things that were good was Puck putting marijuana into the cupcakes, Finn and Rachel lying that Finn was hanidcapped to get a job, and Puck and Quinn having a food fight. I really just want them to get together and leave all this drama of Quinn's pregnant but I love her crap behind. The best line of the night was "Recipes make my head hurt...." from Brittany. I love her because she is that dumb. Can't wait for the next episode!
 *'''Fringe''': A very interesting show. There are times where I just say "what the crap?" because you never know what will happen next on that show. It is a sci-fi/mystery show that pushes the limits on science but they always manage to explain it. It can also be very humorous at times. But the show below and this show are going to be on at the same time, same night which poses a problem.
-::'''UPDATE:''' Oh my lord.... After last week's lackluster episode, this one was great. I loved that we finally got more information on Broyles. It was sad that this case cost him his marriage four years before. I liked the change of pace with him being at the center of the case. It's interesting to see the different agencies like the CIA and FBI fighting and not working together.
+::'''UPDATE:'''I wanted to punch that kid in the face. "Oh, I have problems like everyone else in the world so I'm going to use my mind control powers to kill some people and knock over a Piggly-Wiggly." Really? The worst part was when I found out that this kid is actually one of many clones. Great, I need this pre-pubescent running around and crying about things in a later episode.
-::A lot of episodes of Fringe are freaky and just down right crazy, but this is the first one that down right scared me. The ghost like "Shadow" freaked me out especially when it looked like it was going to attack them. My family and I occasionally watch "Ghost Hunters" and now whenever I see a shadow person, I'm going to think that someones going to end up as a pile of dust. Plus to find out that the organism in the Russian comsonaut that was causing all of this is still alive, is able to make the cosmonaut's body stay alive after being shot in the head, and had to be shot off into space is a little creepy...
+::The best part of this episode was Walter's fear of losing Peter again. It showed how much he cares for his son (I mean besides the fact that he actually his alternate son from the alternate reality) and that without him Walter is still fragile from St. Claire's. He doesn't know what to do without him. I thought Nina was very kind in helping him. Normally she seems like a lady who means serious business. The other best part of this episode was we finally got to see some Astrid action outside of the lab!
 *'''Grey's Anatomy''': Yes, I watch Grey's. I watched it from the very beginning and loved it. I really like that all the medical stuff goes along with the personal stories and the theme of each episode. It also has some great music on the show. I sort of stopped watching it but after that last couple of episodes from the last season, I must watch it.
-::'''UPDATE:''' I liked the focus being on one of the lesser doctors on the show, Arizona. It was good to see her being the center of attention and the fact that she also completely made the Chief and that board member look like fools. I was loved the part at the end where the family said that it wasn't because of the chief and board member's ass kissing that they were going to give $25 million dollars to the hospital. It was because of Arizona.
+::'''UPDATE:''' Grey's is getting so repetitive these days that it makes the show really suffer. "Oooh, a new love triangle with Hunt, Christina and Teddy!" Yeah no. Do we need a new love triangle on this already crazy love-life tangled show? No. The Izzie being back storyline was definitely lackluster because they just avoided each other the whole time. The good things about this episode were Adele questioning Bailey if she's having an affair with the Chief. I laughed and loved Bailey's reaction to it. I also love Adele, so whenever she is on the show is a plus for me.
-::I was glad that Christina just went ahead and did the procedure. I understand that Owen was trying to protect her but she really needs some cardio cuttin'. I like the fact that we saw the softer side of Alex again. I, however, do not like that Mercy West girl starting to like him. No. He is married and we have had enough dirty mistresses on this show.
+::I was wondering when the Chief's alcoholism was going to show up in the show. He's was an alcoholic in the past and was sober throughout the series, but it seems the merger is leading him to do heavy drinking. It explains a lot of things and why he was such a jerk this season.
 *'''Castle''': It's not exactly new, it premiered last season. I love this show but didn't even know when the season premiere was so I missed four episodes. Which is kinda bad when I just said I loved it. It is a cop and detective show but it's different than Law and Order, CSI, etc. because it's a comedy. It sometimes has weird deaths which remind me of the show below, Pushing Daisies. Nathan Fillion is a great, hilarious actor, but Stana Katic is amazing as well and can easily show him up.
-::'''UPDATE:''' Ok, so I missed updating the last episode. So this paragraph will be about the Vampire episode. At first, I thought this episode was just going to be an episode with vampire people in the plot to make it a "Halloween" episode. But it was actually better than I thought. The victim was traumatized in the past after seeing this woman's death. He later found out that the lady was his actually was his mother and that the lady who he thought was his mother was actually their nanny. The nanny went and killed the mom so she could be with the husband. Crazy.... I liked Lanie at the party but was disappointed that Beckett only showed up with some spring out thing.
+::'''UPDATE:''' I really liked this episode because it shined some light on the Captain where normally he's just in the background talking about how Castle is good for the department. I really didn't like the wealthy family being all snobbish and just plain rude to people. Especially the grandma or the old hag, whatever she was. I know she is old and losing her memory but when cops come to ask you about a murder, they do not care that you lost a ring. Especially since the old broad is so wealthy she could just go buy a bigger, shinier diamond. Moving on.
-::This is about the past week's episode. I don't understand how the girl knew she was going to die and had time to write the song. I mean I know that death was actually was "change" but still. Why did she write a song about her manager pressuring her to have relations with him but why wait that long? It confused me a little but it was an okay none the less. I liked the daughter being able to help with the case but why is there another morgue guy? We need more Lanie on the show.
+::I almost peed my pants with the old "mema" scene. The cops just bust in on this little old lady and waving their guns around. Even though they broke her door, she still lets them stay for awhile too drink tea and sit with her cats. She was hilarious. Too bad she wasn't in the rest of the episode.
 *'''Pushing Daisies''': Although it is not anymore, it requires a spot on this list. This show had it all magic, music, mystery and marvelous story and set. This show was such a breath of fresh air on TV when all other shows were too serious. I loved all the bizarre deaths and the musical moments where either the amazing Kristin Chenoweth or Ellen Greene would burst into song, but with good reason. It was also hilarious and incredibly witty. Like I said it is no longer on, but those 22 episodes of pure magic will always be a part of me.