Hall of the Revels

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Day 05 - A show you ~~hate~~ could have written better
I don't invest time in watching shows I hate. There definitely are shows I hate, but I don't want to spend the time thinking about them long enough to do them justice here. Plus the idea of a YouTube link to a bad TV show existing on my blog offends my sensibilities too much to contemplate it.
So this is a show I wish I could swan in and save because, oh, it's such a good idea. But I just couldn't bring myself to watch beyond the first season.

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