I must admit, I have given it almost no thought. I've been watching Lost with the boys, and Torchwood with the wife, and recently started Doctor Who reruns (with both) so my sci fi cravings have been kept at bay. I recently looked at my Scheduled Recordings list on the PVR and realized that this is the week things get going (sure, a couple of shows premiered early but that is usually a sign of weakness -- get them on before they face competition). I also realized that I've got nothing but "returning" shows, and since I lost a few last year (V, Smallville and another one I just can't seem to remember) I've got some time slots to fill. And I think Fringe is the only sci fi show I'm watching, which is a big no-no for me. Must. Have. More. Sci Fi.
Two of the more highly anticipated sci fi shows coming are Person of Interest and Terra Nova.
Person of Interest stars Michael Emmerson (Ben Linus of Lost fame) as a billionnaire with pre-cog-like tech that allows him to predict crime. James Caviezel is an ex (presumed dead) CIA guy on his payroll. Only drawback (for me) is it's on CBS. I don't think I've watched a CBS show in a decade (except for some Bones reruns in the summer when nothing else is on).
Terra Nova boasts Steven Spielberg as one of the producers. It's set in the future and goes back to the past. The planet is in trouble and they go back 85 million years to save it. Bleak future and prehistoric past -- Blade Runner and Jurassic Park. I'm hooked. There's more, but I'll let you do your own digging.
Comedy-wise I think I'm still good with Parks & Rec, Community and The Office. We don't really watch many dramas (other than sci fi). And, of course, there's always DWTS to screw things (I'm really starting to hate this show but the wife still wants to watch it; maybe if "Chaz" sticks around for more than a couple of weeks she'll change her mind).
OK, over to you.
Two of the more highly anticipated sci fi shows coming are Person of Interest and Terra Nova.
Person of Interest stars Michael Emmerson (Ben Linus of Lost fame) as a billionnaire with pre-cog-like tech that allows him to predict crime. James Caviezel is an ex (presumed dead) CIA guy on his payroll. Only drawback (for me) is it's on CBS. I don't think I've watched a CBS show in a decade (except for some Bones reruns in the summer when nothing else is on).
Terra Nova boasts Steven Spielberg as one of the producers. It's set in the future and goes back to the past. The planet is in trouble and they go back 85 million years to save it. Bleak future and prehistoric past -- Blade Runner and Jurassic Park. I'm hooked. There's more, but I'll let you do your own digging.
Comedy-wise I think I'm still good with Parks & Rec, Community and The Office. We don't really watch many dramas (other than sci fi). And, of course, there's always DWTS to screw things (I'm really starting to hate this show but the wife still wants to watch it; maybe if "Chaz" sticks around for more than a couple of weeks she'll change her mind).
OK, over to you.