Castle

I watched Castle last night. It kind of reminds me of Bones. Instead of an FBI agent, you have a detective Kate Beckett. Instead of a brainy forensic anthropologist who writes book, you have Richard Castle, a mystery novelist. Ok, so not exactly like Bones... but still.

Turns out two of Kate's murders are copy cats from Richard's books. Not exact copies, but enough to ask if they can look at his fan mail. The find a letter that links the fan to all the murders (a third one occurred) and they have their man.

Except it's too simple. So Richard decides to investigate further much to Kate's annoyance. By the end of the show, Kate finds out that Richard is going to be tagging along with her for research for a new series based on Kate. Kate is not happy.

I did like the show. It had it's funny moments so I'll keep watching this one. Did anyone else watch?

Dollhouse

This one just isn't grabbing me. I was fast forwarding a lot. Which sucks cause I wanted to like this show.

Life on Mars

I can't believe they are cancelling this one!! I like this show.

I liked how Sam was betting against Ray with the fight knowing who is going to win. Ha ha. Might as well have fun if you are stuck in the past.

I'm hoping that they'll show Sam get back home and maybe visit Annie in the future. Just to see how she is.

I like last week's episode but I did not like that professor at all.

Bones:

I liked this episode. Nothing much really happened though. Bones accidentally made Booth's back pain worse. So for the most part Booth was hopped up on vicoden. Although I like how he was talking about Bones soft skin and silky dark hair to Agent Perotta.

So I take it Agent Perotta has a crush brewing for Booth. Now.. I want Booth and Bones to hook up, however.. not yet. I like the sexual tension between the two. And I don't want Booth and Bones to get together and then later have them break up for ratings or whatever. Cause you know how they like to create drama with couples like that to keep us watching.

Other than that, it was enjoyable episode.

Dollhouse:

The pilot episode, I was meh about the show. This episode, I got a little more on board with it.

You have agents, dolls, who are child like. They just wander around the building (dollhouse) until there are needed for a job. They are imprinted with a personality to match the job and then the doll springs into action. After the job is complete, their memories are wiped clean. Except it looks like Echo might be retaining something.

Also, a few months before, a man by the name of Alpha went on a killing spree. He spared Echo but we don't know why. Or why he tried to have her killed on her latest mission. Which reminded me of The Most Dangerous Game.

Then you have an FBI guy searching for the Dollhouse. Which no one but him believes exists.

So far I like. We'll see how the rest of season goes.