October 6, 2005
WB Week 2
At least they didn't get it all wrong this week. Everwood was passable; still a couple of odd moments that didn't quite fit. Hannah and Amy both chilled out slightly and back to looking mostly normal.
Smallwood, for all its several lapses in suspension of disbelief, had the fact that Lana and Clark finally went at it; Tom Welling and Kristen Kreuk actually have some chemistry, and it almost looked like the kissing wasn't scripted. Might watch the tabloids for Kristen's Krypton love child.
Biggest surprise of all was last night. One Tree Hill, usually my fallback when I need some random drama (and the fact that I have a huge crush on Brooke), was the best WB premiere this season. The characters were crisp, the soundtrack was right on, and there was just the right mix of sap and tragedy. (Which is the secret behind every successful WB show)
Maybe there is hope after all; more next week.
Posted by TLorin at October 6, 2005 8:46 PM
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Everwood..........Smallwood (thought it was Smallville but could be wrong)........All about some things happenin in a white town to white people(and i hope my assumptions are correct because i NEVER watch these shows).....So the next thing is that over the course of the year WB fields all kinds of email,regular mail.and phone calls from people claiming there are no shows on on WB that show a good representation of life in a town with more ethnic diversity. Meetings abound at WB,and short of sending mass emails and responses saying in a nut shell, "you should be watching BET or the Spanish Channel" WB caves in and decides to announce that nest season a show will be developed to cater to the minorities that are spending the 9-10 pm hr every Sat night home snuggling on the couch waiting for something interesting to appear. Sans figuring out plot lines,show settings,casting calls WB puts out a mindnumbing survey to get a firm grip on what the preferences would be. To the suprise of all staff and management there is a wide variety of responses and the survey numbers are all over the chart. Only in one area are the people standing very close in their responses to these ?'s posed....the shows Title.........PeckerWood
Posted by: Saint7 at October 7, 2005 5:53 AM
Crackerwood?
Posted by: gibbdash at October 7, 2005 8:10 AM
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