Comments on: What’s your favourite TV series character?

By: A.Nurboe

A.Nurboe — Tue, 06 May 2008 08:38:57 +0000

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA your car being transformed into a lawnmower… i’m still shedding tears of laughter…

my favourite character… keeps changing depending on which tv series i’m hooked on at the time… lately it would have to be… either rory or lorelai from gilmore girls… lorelai is funnier… but rory gets to be with jared padalecki so…

By: ZoltarStark

ZoltarStark — Mon, 05 May 2008 16:57:22 +0000

I actually like if the series stays consistent without too many changes. The parts I liked least in House Season 2 and 3 were when they introduced characters which were supposed to complicate life for House and stayed on for few chapters. The point is I’m not watching this series in order to learn about some personal problems of the characters. I just want to see House be House (if you know what I mean) and solve cases. Full stop. Too often the script writers invent new premises to a series – most of the time I feel cheated since it’s not how the series was sold so to speak. It’s like buying a car and finding out next week that it transformed into a lawnmower just to make it more interesting.
btw, del Sud estant – what’s your favourite character???

By: lobeznoUK

lobeznoUK — Mon, 05 May 2008 12:03:24 +0000

Oh my god! Do you have to have just the ONE favourite TV series character?? ok let’s see… Dr McDreamy from Grey’s Anatomy… No! Jack in Lost! No, wait! Carrie in Sex & The City… No, too selfcentered… Aaaaaaaaarg… I know! I know! I know!! Kermit in The muppet Show. Oh yeah…

By: del Sud estant

del Sud estant — Mon, 05 May 2008 08:51:54 +0000

It is a good series, but does it not deteriorate with time, i.e., in series II and III…? I often think they are MUCH TOO technically perfect: zero surprises (except for the one in each episode), they contain all the elements one could easily describe after watching a few episodes, etc.

(Of course, all that applies not only to that series but to all the ones US-made)