• Morgan Steig injected himself with an insulin pen.  Morgan looks scared and nervous.  Later, it will be revealed that Richard, his twin brother, had cause such “act of terrorism”.  Richard worked for Massive Dynamic; steal something from them.  And was found to be working with Scott.  A connection to Jones?

• The plane was burned down, as shown in television broadcast in the FBI.
• Stupid scene: cellphone of Scott worked perfectly fine, in just one call, he managed to speak with Dunham.  Dunham, on the other hand, has no signal and have to walk out somewhere else.
• Dunham and Peter on the plane.  Kelvin Genetics was brought up, it was referred to as a “classified US army experimental program”.  Does William Bell work with Walter Bishop in the same project?
• Walter Bishop and Olivia Dunham first meeting.  Bishop said to Dunham: “I know someone would come, eventually”.  Is that a normal remark that Bishop is hoping for someone to visit him?  Or… he exactly knew what had happened and what would happen?
• First food reference: Butterscotch Pudding
• Walter and Olivia talking to each other.  And Walter knew Peter was there.  Was Walter not expecting his wife? Why?  Was she dead?
• Walter and Peter first meeting. Walter told Peter that he thought he will be fatter.  Peter mentioned he was fat until the summer of before high school.  If I remember it right, there was one episode, that Peter said he was never fat.  Walter then checked Peter’s right eye.  Was this because of experimental procedures Peter did to his son?  Was he checking if there’s any visible changes that will indicate that maybe Peter was a clone?
• On the car, Walter mentioned he shared lab with William Bell.  Walter doesn’t know that William Bell was the founder of Massive Dynamic… well, in fact, he doesn’t know what is Massive Dynamic.  Lie?  What made me more curious is that how does Bell manage to pull off if he had work with a psychopath before to become a world-leading research founder.
• Dunham had been wanting to meet with William Bell since pilot.
• Second food reference: ginger ale
• Walter’s on rage upon reminded that his lab doesn’t exist anymore.  Spark of memory?
• First time in the lab; Walter said: “So much happened here, so much is about to.” Is it just me that thinks they implicate the same thing as what Walter said to Dunham in St. Claires?  Does William Bell shared lab with Walter in the same basement lab in Harvard?
• Walter to Dunham: “And this will rip open your consciousness.” prior to injecting a cocktail of drugs to her.  Was that a reference to what they are about to do, or does it also activate cortexifan?

It’s only 10 days since the housemates come together and you have too many fights going on.  Hahaha.

First you have Saffia vs Sophia.  Sophia is just unimaginable.  She just hated Saffia for no reason at all but she claimed that it was all because Saffia didn’t hear out the opinions of others for the picking for the task.  But in fact, she hated the girl eversince.  Sophia is just playing for the camera.  She thought being argumentative and getting the camera’s attention will help….. no, sorry.  I’m happy she’s out.

Angel vs Sophia. LOL, they fight because of a blanket?  Hahahaha.  oh dear.  Sophia just screamed at Angel saying SHUT UP.  Angel just didn’t expected that!

Angel vs Kris.  Over beans. lol.  And they fight because of BEANS.  LOL.

Halfwit vs non-eating egg salad housemates.  Halfwit indeed.  Haha.  Why would you make a food which you don’t even know others will eat.  LOL.  And then he felt sorry for himself for doing that?  Hahaha.  Annoying.

Halfwit vs Charlie (and those who don’t want to chat in the bedroom at the middle of the night).  How ridiculous is that?  How petty is that to put a bed mattress on the toilet?  LOL.

Lisa vs Halfwit.  Another bwahahaha.  Stupid housemates argue for nothing.  Jesus.  Even in eviction time, these housemates just have to find a way to fight!

Sree vs Cairon.  Another LOL.  Thank god Sree got a piece of a fight.  And he just have to fold back against Cairon.  I was hoping a big fist on his face to make him shut up.  Sree is just an idiot that doesn’t know where he is in.  SREE, YOU ARE IN BIG BROTHER.  And… stop giving your lengthy speech, which no one is interested.  Stop snapping and interrupting  others when they are giving you an advice.  And STOP PLAYING in front of the cameras.  Annoying bastard.  And stop repeating BUT HOWEVER. lol.  And to you Cairon, innit?  LOL.

Marcus vs Karly.  Marcus is a desgusteng, grotty, sexest peg and I cannot stand hem – KarlE. LOL.  They should have a fight face to face, that will be fuckin’ hilarious.  I mean, helarious.

And the latest fight is Marcus, Lisa, Halfwit and Charlie.   I cannot wait to see that episode.  Read here: http://bigbrother-updates.com/blog/marcus-lisa-halfwit-charlie-argue/

Bring on the fight, housemates!

I only faithfully watch Supernatural and occasionally Smallville, so there’s nothing to say about the network.

Sadly, Supernatural is up on a heated battle of Thursday.

CBS is the home of crime procedural.  But I have to say that I only follow Friday shows – Ghost Whisperer and Numb3rs.

CBS is stupid enough to take out my Eleventh Hour, and accepted wholeheartedly the Medium, which was thrown out by NBC.

Why, CBS?  Why would you do that?

I’m sure CSI will still be big on Thursday.  But I hope it doesn’t.  Hahaha.

I won’t bother watching CBS’ new shows.  I’m still unhappy with what the network did with Eleventh Hour.

NBC made a bold move of putting Jay Leno show, 10pm every weekday.  Heroes and Chuck, despite not really making it big in numbers, still managed to get renewed.  This is perhaps, owing to a big following; I’m one of those fans.  Other than those 2 shows, I don’t follow any of NBC’s shows.

But their new offerings, Trauma, Mercy and Day One look very interesting and I may tune in those.

Trauma :

Sneak Peek: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycgM884tMyE

A show about paramedics.  I like medical dramas, so I will definitely tune in this one.  And it looks like it is filled with a lot of actions, which is a plus.

Mercy :

Sneak Peek: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvjqmtAJa0c

A show about nurses.  Another medical drama that I will be tuning in!

Day One :

This compelling new drama focuses on a group of people who are in charge of rebuilding civilization after the world was hit by a devastating catastrophic meteor storm. Day One is produced by Universal Media Studios production.

A show that has the feel of Jericho, and with a big ensemble like Heroes; definitely a must-see on Fall 2009!

The rest are just meh.

The big question now is can Heroes and Chuck handle without each other?  Can they pull through the new shows?

So that’s all for NBC.  Good luck on the primetime battle.

And the network is offering its audience some new shows – definitely revamping the whole Wednesday.

So the network finally dropped Pushing Daisies and Samantha Who? Both shows I actually followed for just a first few episodes, but intended to actually watch whenever I get my freetime.  So I guess it’s not really a sad loss for me.  Other than those two shows, what I faithfully follow are Shonda Rhimes’ babies – Grey’s Anatomy and Private Practice, both of which up in the crazy Thursday fight.

Grey’s Anatomy is entering its 6th season and passed the 100th episode.  Big changes are happening next season, with the loss of Izzie and George.  I just hope the show will maintain its good drama, good case and good characters. While Private Practice is still on the verge of proving itself, but honestly, I think it’s doing a great job of offering an another medical drama series.

I also follow Lost, but I am not really a crazy big fan about it.  Just like others, I still feel at lost, but definitely, the final season is one to watch out for.  I’m expecting a spike in its ratings in 2010.

So lemme break down, the new shows, which I think I would watch… or not:

Shark Tank :

From Mark Burnett, executive producer of Survivor and The Apprentice, and Sony Pictures Television, comes Shark Tank, an exciting, new reality show that gives budding entrepreneurs the chance to make their dreams come true and become successful and possibly wealthy business people.

First look : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxKraM_ncco

- Not my cup of tea, so I pass.  I am not really a fan of reality show… and especially not something about money dealings or business thing.

The Forgotten :

A group of dedicated, amateur detectives, the members of the Identity Network attempt to reconstruct the pieces of these John and Jane Doe’s lives from what little evidence is left behind. Each episode is narrated by a “body” who watches the team as they pursue the tantalizingly difficult challenge of figuring out who this victim once was. Why would anyone volunteer for such a grim task? As new recruit Tyler Davies quickly discovers, each of the members of the team has his or her own reasons for volunteering for the Network. Alex Donovan is a former cop, whose 11-year-old daughter was kidnapped and has never been found. Linda Manning, the woman who runs the network from her home, is a virtual recluse whose husband is a convicted murderer. Walter Bailey does stake outs — when he’s not blowing his cover. Candace Butler hates her day job. She also happens to have a special gift for putting people at ease — even the prickly Tyler, a talented sculptor with a background in forensics. Follow these committed amateur investigators as they race against time to piece together the stories of these dead people’s lives — and ultimately, hopefully, their murders.

First look: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3jIDuoeBww

- Will watch.  A different spin on police/crime procedural show.  It’s Bruckheimer, so it must be good; although I don’t really follow the snoozing CSI; I loved Eleventh Hour.  So I will try to watch the pilot and perhaps 2-3 episodes, and see if it is boring or a good show to follow.

ABC’s Wednesday is filled with 30-minute comedies: you have Hank, The Middle, Modern Family and Cougar Town.  Comedy is not really my cup of tea, so I will say passed to all of them.

Eastwick :

Single-handedly, housewives accomplish astonishing things… and together, watch out. In the seaside village of Eastwick, this might just be evidence of their inner-witch rising to the surface.

Until today, Roxanne, Kat and Joanna didn’t get along because of their preconceived notions of each other. Roxanne was the flaky artist, Kat was a doormat wife and mom, and Joanna the uptight local reporter. But after a weird encounter in the park coupled with a few margaritas, these three have suddenly become fast friends. Now, a mysterious stranger’s arrival in town will bring them even closer and test them in ways they’d never imagined. Daryl Van Horne is an irresistible package of wealth, charisma and bad boy sex appeal. If he’s not buying up a local business, he’s attempting to seduce one (or all) of these ladies, physically and professionally. What’s even more dangerous, he’s unleashing their supernatural powers. But by igniting their heart’s desires, he might just be opening Pandora’s box. This small New England town will be turned upside down by these witches coming into their own. Though bad for a few locals, it’s still the best thing to happen in Eastwick in centuries.

First look: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBXUh1u2HPI

- If you are a fan of Desperate Housewife and Charmed, then definitely go for this.  But I’m neither fan of the two, so I may just say pass to this.

FlashForward :

A mysterious global event causes everyone to black out simultaneously for two minutes and seventeen seconds, and each person sees a glimpse of their lives six months from now. When they wake up, everyone is left wondering if what they saw will actually happen. This “flashforward” lasts just over two minutes, but when it is over many are dead in accidents involving vehicles, aircraft, and any other device needing human control.

A Los Angeles FBI Agent named Mark Benford tries to figure out what exactly happened and why it happened. Along with his team, he creates a database of people’s flash forwards from around the world called the Mosaic Collective.

First look: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clokCFJhVzc&

- I reckon this is ABC’s biggest new show. It deals with time travelling, which is a big element from Lost.  It is shrouded with mystery, so audience will definitely be tuning in to hypothesize and give some theories, so yes, definitely, this is one of the must-see show of 2009.

So there you have it,

On Tuesday, I will watch the Forgotten.  And on Thursday, ABC’s contender for the big fight are three big shows: FlashForward and Grey’s Anatomy and Private Practice (but frankly, PP will not really be THAT big contender).  For 2010, I’ll just reserved my comments when we passed 2009.

I’m a big fan of Fox.  The main reason is they offer good drama series; drama that has a perfect formula of adventure/action, comedy and drama.  I don’t really feel bad when Fox kicked out Terminator, I never watched the show anyway.  On the other hand, I will sure miss Prison Break.  Despite of some plots are just beyond logic and that… the network kicked the show from Monday to Friday deadslot, I still enjoy the show.  The saddest thing about the show is that the decline of ratings, which could be blame on the unnecessary SONA plot.

But moving on, among the lineup of Fox, I watch House, Bones, Fringe, Lie to Me and Dollhouse. 2 Oldies and 3 relatively new shows.  Thursday will be a tough battle that Fox is facing… a combination of Bones (which is one of the strongest show of Fox, comparable to House) and Fringe just revealed that Fox wanted the Thursday timeslot so badly.  But it also made sense, to put Fringe into Thursday and Lie to Me into Monday.  Both shows found some followers already and a back-to-back with a strong show just ensured their safety.  What surprises me most is the renewal of Dollhouse.  Despite of low ratings, the network is still positive about it.  Can’t blame them, Whendon got followers.  And I’m positive with improvement on ratings.

There’s no new Fox show that really interest me.  Glee is meh, and the rest is just… nothing.  I was actually hoping Paul Scheuring’s Masterwork on 2009.  Maybe next year?

Anyway, the biggest Fox 2009 question is if So You Think You Can Dance can match Fox’s most watched show American Idol?

Fox’s Thursday FTW!