On Laziness and TV

Somehow the last two weeks have been so busy or so crazy that I haven't been able to finish my Tales from Comic-Con segment, but if it helps, it wasn't very interesting anyway. Not after three weeks of being back.

And things have been a little crazy; I'll get a proper update in time, but for now, I'll tell you about the TV I've been catching up on lately.

I watch a lot of TV at work, not having much else to do in the downtime between pull lists and scanning. So I've been catching up on some of the same TV shows as before (Bones, True Blood, Castle), and discovering some new ones, and new-old ones.
The first one is Warehouse 13, a funny little show from the 'Syfy' channel about a pair of secret service agents who are sent to work in 'America's Attic', the place where the government dumps any and all inflammatory items that need to be taken away from the general public. It's sort of Indiana Jones meets the X-Files, but funnier. It airs every Tuesday, so I've been catching it on Wednesdays on my Hulu feed.
The second one I've discovered new is Defying Gravity, a show about a team of astronauts experiencing strange phenomena on the science station they are touring around the solar system. It's very drama-filled, all the characters have a backstory that is revealed slowly as the show progresses, and there are still a ton of mysteries left to be told. I'll be catching this one on Monday mornings after it shows on Sunday nights.
The other show I've discovered proves that I'm at minimum a grand total of five years behind the times.

Lost.

That's right; I finally started watching Lost, after it was released 5 years ago. Go me; I'm so hideously behind it hurts. But I'm enjoying season one, which is available for free on Hulu. So I'm watching that in-between any new episodes of other TV shows I'm watching.

So that's that. I'm off to watch more Lost and have my lunch break at noon. Then just work until five. Huzzah!

More blogging later, I promise. :)