Most all of my favorite shows are wrapped up for the summer. Battlestar Galactica is only up till episode ten, then God knows how long it'll be before the final episodes air. Bones, NCIS, and Supernatural have been wrapped up. Personally I think Bones and NCIS were a bit rushed, trying to pack a lot of action into the finales to make up for the shortened seasons. It'd be nice if the next seasons were longer. I was pleased with the ending of Supernatural, what an emotional episode there. I'd glad all are currently slated for returns, but if the CW goes under and takes Supernatural with it, I'll be upset. So, now the question is, what to watch now? There not much going on for the rest of this month. I think Burn Notice on USA starts in June or July, and I am happily awaiting the early start of season 5 of Stargate Atlantis on July 11 here in the states. It should be a good season. Oh, and I just remembered Psych is on this summer. I won't be completely without my shows I guess. Hopefully this fall will make up for the short seasons, especially on Heroes. But the new shows I'm not very impressed with, the ideas suck. One station, I can't remember which takes place in the 60s and 70s, big hair and pants and all. Good God those decades were a mess, no one wants to remember them, but what's sad is there's an actor I liked in another show in there, and I must say, big hair and bell-bottoms don't play with him. Then there's another show called "The Mentalist." Simon Baker's in it I guess, and he can tell stuff about a case no one else can. I thought it sounded a bit like a more serious rip-off of Psych, but it could just be me. Other than that, everything else sounds like crap. Maybe Dollhouse, Joss Whedon's new show will pack a punch, but that's not until next spring I think. Anyone hear of anything that'll actually be good? Fans of reality tv will be pleased (personally I don't watch, won't talk about it, and would rather it be buried in the desert somewhere) with the stuff coming out. I think it's official it outnumbers actual shows. If people would stay away from that crap, maybe the networks would try to put something out worthwhile like the old days (five to fifteen years ago, so not that old) Oh well, this is Endgame65 hoping the good shows will find their way to television and the networks don't cancel the good ones already on the air that still are going strong.