...Person of Interest.
I'm looking forward to AMC's new show, Hell on Wheels..,
I enjoyed
Person of Interest and I've only seen one trailer for
Hell on Wheels, but it made me interested.
As for the main question I don't know that I can answer it, yet. Not all of the shows have begun.
I do know that some of the shows aren't good enough to keep my interest. And there are some shows that I expect may be very good, but I'm not interested in them.
The CW comes to mind for the latter.
Supernatural is the only show on that channel that I watch anymore. I checked out
Ringer and
The Secret Circle but they're geared toward the ladies. I expected the latter definitely would be, but I watched anyway because of Brit Robertson. I turned them both off before they were even halfway through. A friend told me he caught
Hart of Dixie and liked it, but I know it's not my cup of tea. And I don't like reality TV so I'll refrain from
H8R. Unless someone I like is the subject, but I doubt that will happen.
As for CBS, as I said I enjoyed
Person of Interest. I watched the pilot for
Unforgettable but it wasn't excellent, however as it was a pilot and it seems like a very promising premise I will watch tonight's episode to see if it lives up to its potential. And
2 Broke Girls was funny, so I'm willing to stick with it for now; I do like Kat Dennings. I haven't seen
How to Be a Gentleman yet so I have no verdict there. It starts Thursday.
A Gifted Man looks doomed from the start. I expect it be cancelled before the season ends, though it is possible it could at least be allowed to finish the season.
ABC has
Pan Am with my favorite actress, Christina Ricci. It's set in the '60s and I've yet to find a show I disliked set in that era. There's also a subplot that looks very promising.
Suburgatory is one I'll at least check out.
Revenge wasn't worth it, but the premise had promise; too bad really. The new
Charlie's Angels could be good. I usually like crime fighting shows, but as it's on at the same time as two other shows I refuse to miss I'll have to skip it.
NBC has
The Playboy Club and as with
Pan Am it's set in the '60s. I saw the pilot and it was very good, but I'm expecting certain liberal agendas to be pushed as it moves along, at least one in particular. But the intrigue and potential for mafia vs. law could be very good. But it's up against other shows I'm already invested in, so...
Up All Night just bored me.
Free Agentshad some very funny moments though. Hank Azaria is the primary reason for that. I like him.
Whitney might be worth it as I like her as a comedian, but I think it's too early to tell.
Prime Suspect was good though.
FOX has
Terra Nova and I'm not interested. But I think it could do very well; it looks very good and if you are interested in the premise I see no reason not to watch it.
New Girl with Zooey Deschanel has a lot of promise. I like her and I liked the first episode. I'll keep watching it.
That's it for the major networks. Next post will be about the cable shows.
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