"V" starring Elizabeth Mitchell of "Lost" fame, premieres tonight at 8pm on ABC
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Turn it off, for your kids sake: according to Nielsen Media Research, kids are watching more TV now than they have in years, and these are hours spent directly in front of the television, not online or with other kinds of access. Kids 2-5 are spending 32 hours a week, on average, watching television. We know it's all over for us, the brains are fried and we don't have an original thought or desire left, but for effsake, that's way too many hours for a kid to spend in front of the TV.
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It's official, "Southland" will live on at TNT.
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While we might love "30 Rock" we realize that not everyone does and proof of that was verified as the program debuted on Sunday in Germany and literally no one tuned in. So, if you don't like "30 Rock", just move to Germany, also, the beer is excellent.
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The TV Junkie Plan: "V", "By he People: The Election of Barack Obama" (Produced by Edward Norton), Letterman (Former VP Al Gore guests), Fallon.
8:00pm V ABC - Series Premiere
8:00pm 90210 The CW - Gia and Navid's investigation into student drug use leads them to Annie's boyfriend, Jasper; Naomi and Silver worry that Adrianna will relapse
9:00pm By the People: The Election of Barack Obama HBO - (2009) Illinois Senator Barack Obama campaigns to become the first black president of the United State
9:00pm Dirty Jobs Discovery - Mike spends a day at a California electronic waste recycling facility; in Honolulu, Mike gets a lesson in making tofu.
9:00pm NCIS: Los Angeles CBS - The team investigates when a wealthy bachelor falls to his death from a party on a roof.
10:00pm Sons of Anarchy FX - When SAMCRO's adult-film business becomes a hindrance to the club, Clay seizes the opportunity to revive the gun-running cartel
10:00pm Tabatha's Salon Takeover BRAVO - Season Premiere
11:35pm Late Show With David Letterman CBS - Former Vice President Al Gore; Brad Paisley performs.
11:35pm The Tonight Show With Conan O'Brien NBC - Actor Neil Patrick Harris; motorcycle designer Paul Teutul Sr.; Creed performs.
12:05am Jimmy Kimmel Live ABC - Actress Pamela Anderson; the latest celebrity eliminated from "Dancing With the Stars"; boxer Manny "Pac-Man" Pacquiao; White Rabbits performs.
12:35am The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson CBS - Actress Valerie Bertinelli; author Dave Barry.
12:35am Late Night With Jimmy Fallon NBC - Actor Matthew Broderick; professional football player Chad Ochocinco; Reba McEntire performs.




I'm excited for V tonight. I hope it draws you back like Flashforward does. Added bonus, I have a crush on Elizabeth Mitchell (Juliet!).
I have a crush on Jane Badler! Oh wait, wrong series...
Yeah, a face-to-face interview with Elizabeth Mitchell is something I covet. Jane Badler is pretty awesome as well! What'd you guys think of "V" tonight?
I really liked it! I had reservations, but was blown away by the beginning set-up, the sfx/ship designs were decent, and the characters were likable. Although the FBI chick (Elizabeth) is a bit "too" skinny... and EVERYONE is abnormally "good-looking". Even the priest was uncommonly handsome.
I think my new crush is the young blonde Visitor that Elizabeth's son takes a liking to.
I think it's awesome V is back, even in a new format.
But the pilot went too fast a lof the plot was given away. The visitors are not our friends, and 5th columnists exists.
I'm hoping that was done just to get it out of the way and build somethng with more substance.
But, even if does end up sucking ass, I'll still watch it.
Thanks for the comments - I think the first episode was meant to refamiliarize us with the concept of the show but now they're prepared to take off in various directions.
I didn't really care for the "War of the Worlds"-remake-style motorcycle fleeing, crowds, etc. intro but things shaped up decently after that.
I agree that all the characters are annoyingly perfect (so far). Even the original "V" had some obese and ailing characters but perhaps this will change during the course of the season (but that seems unlikely). The producers should look at the ensemble made for "Lost" where there were many characters of different body types and ages, kind of like real life.
Thanks again for reading.
I had a lot of fun watching V last night. I did think it went particularly fast, but I guess there's a lot more to come!