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TV Musings
Dec. 7th, 2005 05:08 pmThey say in show business timing is everything and boy have some people screwed up their timing. In this week's People magazine there's an article on David Boreanaz plus in New York magazine there's a review of "Bones" by John Leonard who calls it "the best drama of the new network season". Anyone who's appetite was whetted by these articles and wanted to see what it was all about was out of luck because it wasn't on this Tuesday *grumbles*.
We now know what happened to Walt. He was kidnapped from the isle of the "Lost" and taken to the South Bronx where he learned to play chess. As almost everything else was in re-reuns I saw "Knights of the South Bronx" last night. It was, of course, utterly predictable yet the story was touching enough that I didn't mind it and Antonio Ortiz who played the youngest Knight was an adorable scene stealer. For the rest of the holiday season we'll have to find other things to interest us as most of our favorites will be on hiatus or in re-runs until next year *more grumbles*.
We now know what happened to Walt. He was kidnapped from the isle of the "Lost" and taken to the South Bronx where he learned to play chess. As almost everything else was in re-reuns I saw "Knights of the South Bronx" last night. It was, of course, utterly predictable yet the story was touching enough that I didn't mind it and Antonio Ortiz who played the youngest Knight was an adorable scene stealer. For the rest of the holiday season we'll have to find other things to interest us as most of our favorites will be on hiatus or in re-runs until next year *more grumbles*.
