I don't normally watch TV. Or rather, I don't watch it live. I got into the Stargate franchise when it aired on Fox a season late. But coming to college then meant I had to watch it online at my leisure. (Luckily Hulu had the 5th season right when I needed it.) When I heard about Warehouse 13, I was saddened because I don't have cable at home, so couldn't watch it. Once again, Hulu started airing it right after each episode was aired! (Boy was that a surprise.) (Also, I might be able to watch the season finale live tomorrow night!) And of course, there is Firefly, a TV series I watched on DVD 8 years late. (Though really, I would have been too young when it aired.)

Now, I have on my computer digital copies of Doctor Who Eccleston and Tennant seasons (9th and 10th Doctors, I guess that's easier to say) as well as Dollhouse. I'm also getting into Leverage, which I have. It's weird I say all this because, until 6 months ago, I barely watched anything, and now here I am "watching TV" even if it is late.

But here's the kicker: Now I'm considering watching TV for shows that have just come out! I guess it'd be like with Warehouse 13, only now I might be able to watch live. (Or I'll just hope I can do it online a day later.) What am I looking forward to? I guess I better say, otherwise there would be no point to this entry's title. Well, coming out this Thursday is Flash Forward, a week later Stargate: Universe, and in November V.

In Flash Forward, the entire world passes out and sees a vision of 6 months into their future for 2 minutes 17 seconds (way to be specific and obscure). It's written by the guy who wrote The Dark Knight, so if that doesn't get your attention I don't know what will.

Stargate: Universe looks like an awesome addition to the Stargate series. It also puts a new twist on things, being lost in space in a SHIP, and I think that the SG guys can do a good job on this. (Airing on Friday nights, I'm glad it is confirmed that Hulu will be showing this.)

Now, V...this one looks cool as well. Based off a miniseries apparently from way back when, aliens come to earth ("V" for "Visitors") to learn and help. They look like humans, only there is a bigger secret to just simply being nice. (I definitely recommend looking up this trailer.)

(Also, roommate has Heroes season 1 on DVD and I want to find Lost so I can watch from the beginning. And I'm hoping my friend can find me Star Trek: Voyager.)

I guess I better get caught up on Dollhouse, and maybe I can watch it live too...or on Hulu a day later right after I watch Stargate: Universe.

tl;dr: The bold parts are exciting! Go read those...

-CF