I don't really feel anything for any character in the show, they all seem bland to me.
this strikes a chord. one of the things i love most about the show is that all of the characters are so well developed and interesting in their own way, outside of their relationships with other characters. each character is expanded upon in little tidbits each episode, and it gives you a real in-depth look at them. hell, i'd even argue that the character development is sorta overstated on the show, because some of it just takes it to a sappy level. but i eat up the sap.
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i've been on that wagon for just about ever
i've been off and on. watched it occasionally when it was first released, then got back on board for a month or so last year. i only made it through the first season before i lost interest. but i'm back and loving it now, on the second season. good sh*t.
this strikes a chord. one of the things i love most about the show is that all of the characters are so well developed and interesting in their own way, outside of their relationships with other characters. each character is expanded upon in little tidbits each episode, and it gives you a real in-depth look at them. hell, i'd even argue that the character development is sorta overstated on the show, because some of it just takes it to a sappy level. but i eat up the sap.
Well yeah, when any show runs that long with the same cast you're bound to get development... I would never hang out with any of them, they come off as shallow and self centered to me (even if they aren't). The sap pisses me off too. The only medical show that mixed comedy/reality well enough for me to love was MASH. That is one of the greatest shows of all time to me, I vibe with that infinitely more.
Scrubs feels like it's trying to be like MASH, but doesn't know where to draw the line between humor/reality.
i can see the sap getting to you. its definitely overdone, but i enjoy it like a chick might enjoy a chick flick. mostly because its blended with the humor so well. but the character development can't have anything to do with the number of years its been running - i've only seen the first season and a few episodes.
i can see the sap getting to you. its definitely overdone, but i enjoy it like a chick might enjoy a chick flick. mostly because its blended with the humor so well. but the character development can't have anything to do with the number of years its been running - i've only seen the first season and a few episodes.
Gotcha. I've heard it went downhill after a few years, and then really declined after like 7.
I've only seen reruns, so various ones. I've seen a good chunk of them I'd assume though.
21- 6.5/10 It was pretty decent I like the style. It goes waaaay off the book but I guess that's to be expected so...
Andromeda Strain (remake)- 6/10: Chrichton is my favorite author and so I was stoked to see A&E remaking it. Uhh... unfortunately they decided to update the story so it would fit more modern times. The highlight is watching feedback tape and stuff of the town when the event occurs (dude cut's his own head off with a chainsaw!)
9- 8/10: This movie was tight, legitimately creepy at times, socially consious, and amazing graphics wise. The only problem? 80 minutes long, I would love to have seen more about why the world ended up such a state. A prequel would be tight.
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i've been on that wagon for just about ever
