WATSON

[samhexum]

I watched Watson for the second consecutive week last night. It's your typical network medical drama; it's nothing special but good enough and it pairs well with FBI on Monday so I have a new show to watch.

These were the third and fourth episodes of the second season. There were 13 episodes in the first season.  I just finished the first five of those so of course I get a new thing to watch and I'll knock it all off in two days.

There is a whole minor sub storyline about Sherlock Holmes and Watson and Moriarty, which I couldn't care less about because I never read a single one of the books or watched any of the movies about Sherlock Holmes but fortunately, so far it is far enough in the background that I can ignore it.

Edited 10 hours ago by samhexum
for reasons that are, shall we say, elementary?

[jackcali]

1 hour ago, samhexum said:

. . . it's nothing special but good enough . . .

 

I watched a couple of episodes in the first season.  It was okay but pretty formulaic (of course, that's the whole point of network TV) and didn't clear my "good enough" hurdle.  I hope you keep enjoying it!

[+ poolboy48220]

7 minutes ago, jackcali said:

I watched a couple of episodes in the first season.  It was okay but pretty formulaic (of course, that's the whole point of network TV) and didn't clear my "good enough" hurdle.  I hope you keep enjoying it!

That was my reaction too.  I watched one or two episodes and it wasn't grabbing me.

[+ MikeThomas]

I thought it was dreadful.  The main actor plays the same character he played on The Residents.  He treats everyone like shit.  

[samhexum]

A few things that I DO find interesting are seeing one actor play twins and the secretive Dr and the Chinese Dr with the southern accent have their interesting moments.

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