RULES:
- Bold all of the following TV shows which you've seen 3 or
more episodes of in your lifetime.
- Italicize a show if you're positive you've seen every episode of it.
- If you want, add up to 3 additional shows (keep the list in alphabetical
order)
24
30 Rock
90210 (original recipe)
90210 (next generation)
7th Heaven
ALF
Alias
American Gothic
American Idol
America's Next Top Model
Angel
Arrested Development
Babylon 5
Babylon 5: Crusade
Batman: The Animated Series
Battlestar Galactica (the old one)
Battlestar Galactica (the new one)
Baywatch
Beavis & Butthead
Bewitched
Black Adder
Blake’s 7
Bonanza
Bones
Bosom Buddies
Boston Legal
Boston Public
Boy Meets World
Brothers And Sisters
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Chappelle's Show
Charlie's Angels
Charmed
Cheers
Chuck
Clarissa Explains it All
Cold Case
Columbo
Coupling (UK)
Crossing Jordan
CSI
CSI: Miami
CSI: NY
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Dark Angel
Dark Skies
DaVinci's Inquest
Dawson's Creek
Dead Like Me
Deadwood
Designing Women
Desperate housewives
Dexter
Dharma & Greg
Different Strokes
Doctor Who (1st - 8th Doctor)
Doctor Who (9th Doctor and beyond)
Dragnet
Due South
Eli Stone
ER
Everwood
Everybody Loves Raymond
Facts of Life
Family Guy
Farscape
Father Ted
Fawlty Towers
Felicity
Firefly
Forever Knight
Frasier
Friends
Full House
Futurama
Get Smart
Gilligan's Island
Gilmore Girls
Gossip Girl
Grey's Anatomy
Grange Hill
Growing Pains
Gunsmoke
Happy Days
Hercules: the Legendary Journeys
Hex
Heroes
Home Improvement
Homicide: Life on the Street
House
I Dream of Jeannie
I Love Lucy
Inuyasha
Invader Zim
Invasion
Hell's Kitchen
JAG
Jackass
Joey
Justice League: Unlimited
Kim Possible
Kindred: The Embraced
Kings
Knight Rider
Knight Rider: 2008
Kung Fu
Kung Fu: The Legend Continues
Kyle XY
La Femme Nikita
LA Law
Laverne and Shirley
Law and Order: SVU
Leverage
Little House on the Prairie
Lizzie McGuire
Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman
Lost
Lost in Space
M*A*S*H
MacGyver
Mad Men
Malcolm in the Middle
Married... With Children
McLeods Daughters
Melrose Place
Miami Vice
Mission: Impossible
Mod Squad
Monk
Mork & Mindy
Murphy Brown
My Life As A Dog
My Three Sons
My Two Dads
Mythbusters
NCIS
Ned Bigby's Declassified School Survival Guide
Nip/Tuck
Numb3rs
One Tree Hill
Oz
Power Rangers
Press Gang
Prison Break
Private Practice
Privileged
Profiler
Project Runway
Psych
Quantum Leap
Queer As Folk (US)
Queer as Folk (UK)
Reaper
ReGenesis
Remington Steele
Rescue Me
Rick Mercer Report
Road Rules
ROME
Roseanne
Roswell
Saved by the Bell
Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?
Scrubs
Seaquest DSV
Seinfeld
Sex and the City
Six Feet Under
Skins
Slings and Arrows
Smallville
South Park
Spongebob Squarepants
Square Pegs
Star Trek
Star Trek: The Next Generation
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Star Trek: Voyager
Star Trek: Enterprise
Stargate Atlantis
Stargate SG-1
Starsky & Hutch
Superman
Supernatural
Surface
Survivor
Taxi
Teen Titans
That 70's Show
That's So Raven
The 4400
The Adams Family
The Amazing Race
The Andy Griffith Show
The A-Team
The Avengers
The Beverly Hillbillies
The Brady Bunch
The Cosby Show
The Daily Show
The Dead Zone
The Dick Van Dyke Show
The Flintstones
The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
The Golden Girls
The Honeymooners
The Jeffersons
The Jetsons
The L Word
The Love Boat
The Magnificent Seven
The Mary Tyler Moore Show
The Monkees
The Munsters
The O.C.
The Office (UK)
The Office (US)
The Powerpuff Girls
The Pretender
The Real World
The Shield
The Simpsons
The Six Million Dollar Man
The Sopranos
The Suite Life of Zack and Cody
The Twilight Zone
The Waltons
The West Wing
The Wonder Years
The X-Files
Third Watch
Traders
Twin Peaks
Unfabulous
Ugly Betty
Veronica Mars
Weeds
Will and Grace
Wings
Wonderfalls
Xena: Warrior Princess
X-Men: Evolution
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Pass along to all your blogging friends!
(I added X-Men, Rick Mercer, and JLU..... I am such a nerd)
Saturday, April 11, 2009
Saturday, February 21, 2009
A Busy-Busy Weekend
Hello blogging world!
Well, the next few weeks are absolutely packed for me. I have countless rehearsals for Anne of Green Gables, Humpty Dumpty, and Tempest. The latter two both go onstage in the next two weeks, which means tech runs and performances as well.
Because of all of this, my marks are suffering. I know I'll bring them back up once the shows are done, but for now, it looks horrible. I try not to think about it too much, not that anyone really cares how bad I'm doing. > Everyone else is just as busy as I am. Since I have two back-to-back rehearsals tomorrow, I'm supposed to be doing my assignments today. NADA! Will start later, or even do them this evening.
Things are starting to improve in the friendship field. I spoke with Katherine about my lack of social-ness this month, and we've decided to work hard to find some free time to hang out. Though I'll start to see her twice a week for Anne rehearsals, we're working instead of talking. I really miss having her around more often. Same with Sierra. Things are really falling apart there, as more people come-and-go into our circle. I hope we can keep things strong.
And now, what you've all been waiting for, the book update.
Book Update
Current Total: 2 and 1/8
I was in Ottawa over the weekend with my family and friends. I read the first book in the Georgia Nicols series (#6), The Finnish Line by Linda Gerber, Top Ten Uses for an Unworn Prom Dress by Tina Ferraro, and City of Glass by Cassandra Clare (#16). Mum bought Mercy by Jodi Picoult for me, and since it's about a mercy killing, it's definitely appropriate for Valentine's Day. ;)
*Angus, Thongs, and Full-Frontal Snogging was hilarious! A cute teen read, that definitely sparked potential for the future novels. Though some parts were significantly young for me, I didn't mind taking a trip back in time for it. The series was a recommendation from my book club friend Danya, who claimed I was "young and naive" to have not read it yet. I'm really glad I did, and I can't wait to finish up the series. I'll aim for 1-per-month rather than all at once.
*City of Glass by Cassandra Clare. HOLY HELL! I got the ARC (advanced reader copy) in November, and hadn't read it yet. It officially comes out in March, though dates are usually subject to change, and I can see it being pushed into April. I don't want to ruin it for anyone that hasn't read it yet, but let's just say that Jace & Clary are amazing. And, may I say that it rivals Harry Potter? *gasp* Yes, I just said that it might actually be better than the world best-seller. Definitely better than Twilight at least. The action, the plotline, the romance, even the world-messages (you'll know what I mean) are much more enticing than most novels today.
I currently have #25, #29, #15, #11, #5, and #2 at home. Some of them still don't come out until later in the year, so that's rather depressing. Oh well!
I've already decided to through some Canadian ones in as well. I'll peruse through my list of old "Red Maple" novels and see what I can find. If you have any suggestions for next years list, post a comment. I'll start to construct it as the year goes.
Charity & Organization Update
As some of you may remember from my first February post, I'll be starting a weekly update of charities/organizations. Through blogging, I've discovered a world of possibilites for donations of time, money, or items. I would love to share my experiences with others, and have thus compiled a list. Some of these are events, others year long charities, and others are organizations. Some are international, others Canadian, and even some foreign countries. I've discovered most of them off other bloggers advertising for them, or simply Googling charities. The current total is 95, which will last me at least the year. Once again, if you have any suggestions, please post them in the comments. The "advertisements" will start in March, once I have time to compile proper summaries and links.
Hope you're all having a great day!
Song of the Day: Someone Like Me - Tareya (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWCsc_R3_Is&feature=channel_page)
Well, the next few weeks are absolutely packed for me. I have countless rehearsals for Anne of Green Gables, Humpty Dumpty, and Tempest. The latter two both go onstage in the next two weeks, which means tech runs and performances as well.
Because of all of this, my marks are suffering. I know I'll bring them back up once the shows are done, but for now, it looks horrible. I try not to think about it too much, not that anyone really cares how bad I'm doing. > Everyone else is just as busy as I am. Since I have two back-to-back rehearsals tomorrow, I'm supposed to be doing my assignments today. NADA! Will start later, or even do them this evening.
Things are starting to improve in the friendship field. I spoke with Katherine about my lack of social-ness this month, and we've decided to work hard to find some free time to hang out. Though I'll start to see her twice a week for Anne rehearsals, we're working instead of talking. I really miss having her around more often. Same with Sierra. Things are really falling apart there, as more people come-and-go into our circle. I hope we can keep things strong.
And now, what you've all been waiting for, the book update.
Book Update
Current Total: 2 and 1/8
I was in Ottawa over the weekend with my family and friends. I read the first book in the Georgia Nicols series (#6), The Finnish Line by Linda Gerber, Top Ten Uses for an Unworn Prom Dress by Tina Ferraro, and City of Glass by Cassandra Clare (#16). Mum bought Mercy by Jodi Picoult for me, and since it's about a mercy killing, it's definitely appropriate for Valentine's Day. ;)
*Angus, Thongs, and Full-Frontal Snogging was hilarious! A cute teen read, that definitely sparked potential for the future novels. Though some parts were significantly young for me, I didn't mind taking a trip back in time for it. The series was a recommendation from my book club friend Danya, who claimed I was "young and naive" to have not read it yet. I'm really glad I did, and I can't wait to finish up the series. I'll aim for 1-per-month rather than all at once.
*City of Glass by Cassandra Clare. HOLY HELL! I got the ARC (advanced reader copy) in November, and hadn't read it yet. It officially comes out in March, though dates are usually subject to change, and I can see it being pushed into April. I don't want to ruin it for anyone that hasn't read it yet, but let's just say that Jace & Clary are amazing. And, may I say that it rivals Harry Potter? *gasp* Yes, I just said that it might actually be better than the world best-seller. Definitely better than Twilight at least. The action, the plotline, the romance, even the world-messages (you'll know what I mean) are much more enticing than most novels today.
I currently have #25, #29, #15, #11, #5, and #2 at home. Some of them still don't come out until later in the year, so that's rather depressing. Oh well!
I've already decided to through some Canadian ones in as well. I'll peruse through my list of old "Red Maple" novels and see what I can find. If you have any suggestions for next years list, post a comment. I'll start to construct it as the year goes.
Charity & Organization Update
As some of you may remember from my first February post, I'll be starting a weekly update of charities/organizations. Through blogging, I've discovered a world of possibilites for donations of time, money, or items. I would love to share my experiences with others, and have thus compiled a list. Some of these are events, others year long charities, and others are organizations. Some are international, others Canadian, and even some foreign countries. I've discovered most of them off other bloggers advertising for them, or simply Googling charities. The current total is 95, which will last me at least the year. Once again, if you have any suggestions, please post them in the comments. The "advertisements" will start in March, once I have time to compile proper summaries and links.
Hope you're all having a great day!
Song of the Day: Someone Like Me - Tareya (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWCsc_R3_Is&feature=channel_page)
Saturday, February 7, 2009
Organizations and Such
I follow at lot of blogs, as some of you already know. And after not being able to fit all their URLs on my tiny slip of paper, I decided to invest in Google Reader. A great function of Gmail to alert me whenever someone posts something new.
The world of blogging has changed since I started reading, less than a year ago. People I thought that could only talk about the world around them opened up about their own lives. And those that could only see their world, were suddenly aware of everything else.
Through blogging, I have been given the opportunity to participate it HUNDREDS of charities and organizations. As most of the blogs I read are about mothers, most charities are for children, such as http://www.marchofdimes.com/
I've been thinking that I should feature the different organizations I hear about, in weekly intervals. It would be a reminder to me to post (hahaha) and would market to the audiences that read.
If anyone would like to notify me of an organization or charity, feel free to leave a comment. Thanks!
The world of blogging has changed since I started reading, less than a year ago. People I thought that could only talk about the world around them opened up about their own lives. And those that could only see their world, were suddenly aware of everything else.
Through blogging, I have been given the opportunity to participate it HUNDREDS of charities and organizations. As most of the blogs I read are about mothers, most charities are for children, such as http://www.marchofdimes.com/
I've been thinking that I should feature the different organizations I hear about, in weekly intervals. It would be a reminder to me to post (hahaha) and would market to the audiences that read.
If anyone would like to notify me of an organization or charity, feel free to leave a comment. Thanks!
Update on Books
So, I officially still suck at blogging.
Yet another month has passed. Then again, it has -and will continue to be- a very hectic month with exams and rehearsals. I really need to prioritize! Maybe blogging could go hand-in-hand with knitting, my goal for the year. Who knows!
So, this is to update y'all on the 29 Books . For those just reading for the first time, I set a goal to read 29 Books in 2009.
I got #2, #6 (first book), #9 and #11 out from the library. And have proceeded to read none by #6. Oh well. They're due soon, so I'll have to renew them. As for #6, I'm really enjoying it. It might've been better to read it as a preteen, but her quirky adventures amuse me nontheless.
I started #5 back in November but never finished it. Half done then?
I own #16, #17, #23 and #29. Shhh! Some of them are advanced reader copies (ARCs) I got in the fall. Ah, the perks of volunteering at the library.
I finished #17 and LOVED IT! Seriously, Scott Westerfeld is amazing. I loved the twists and turns, and seeing Tally again almost brought tears to my eyes. Such a good (unexpectedly good) ending to a great series. I'd love to read more by him someday.
In general, I've read two non-29 books. Shame. I know. I'll try to be better in the future.
Yet another month has passed. Then again, it has -and will continue to be- a very hectic month with exams and rehearsals. I really need to prioritize! Maybe blogging could go hand-in-hand with knitting, my goal for the year. Who knows!
So, this is to update y'all on the 29 Books . For those just reading for the first time, I set a goal to read 29 Books in 2009.
I got #2, #6 (first book), #9 and #11 out from the library. And have proceeded to read none by #6. Oh well. They're due soon, so I'll have to renew them. As for #6, I'm really enjoying it. It might've been better to read it as a preteen, but her quirky adventures amuse me nontheless.
I started #5 back in November but never finished it. Half done then?
I own #16, #17, #23 and #29. Shhh! Some of them are advanced reader copies (ARCs) I got in the fall. Ah, the perks of volunteering at the library.
I finished #17 and LOVED IT! Seriously, Scott Westerfeld is amazing. I loved the twists and turns, and seeing Tally again almost brought tears to my eyes. Such a good (unexpectedly good) ending to a great series. I'd love to read more by him someday.
In general, I've read two non-29 books. Shame. I know. I'll try to be better in the future.
Monday, December 29, 2008
29 Books for 2009
So, in an attempt to revitalize my blog, I'm doing a reading challenge. WOOT! I love to read and have joined various book clubs.
My challenge is to read 29 books in 2009. I will *obviously* read more than that, but I must read the 29 books I've chosen before the year is through.
This challenge is "borrowed" from Crystal's 28 Books in 2008 challenge: http://u.silencios.org/index.php/content/28-books-in-2008)
After I read each book (in no particular order), I'll post a review. I'll include a link to Chapters and Amazon for those interested in reading it as well.
29 Books in 2009
1) The Glass Castle: A Memoir - Jeannette Walls
2) Keturah and Lord Death - Martine Leavitt
3) The Chocolate War - Robert Cormier
4) Atonement - Ian McEwan
5) Stardust - Neil Gaiman
6) Angus, Thongs & Full Frontal Snogging (entire series)- Louise Rennison
7) Be More Chill - Ned Vizinni
8) The Pact - Jodi Picoult
9) Messenger - Lois Lowry
10) Bloodhound - Tamora Pierce
11) Go Ask Alice - Anonymous
12) A Million Little Pieces - James Frey
13) The DaVinci Code - Dan Brown
14) Along for the Ride - Sarah Dessen
15) Thirteen Reasons Why - Jay Asher
16) City of Glass - Cassandra Clare
17) Extras - Scott Westerfeld
18) The Queen's Fool (series) - Philippa Gregory
19) Enders Game - Orson Scott Card
20) The Kite Runner - Khaled Hosseini
21) The Time Traveler's Wife - Audrey Niffenegger
22) Night - Elie Wiesel
23) The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (series) - C.S. Lewis
24) A Walk to Remember - Nicholas Sparks
25) Looking for Alaska - John Green
26) Inkheart (series) - Cornelia Funke
27) The Phantom of the Opera - Gaston Leroux
28) Beauty: A Retelling of the Story of Beauty & the Beast - Robin McKinley
29) The Order of Odd-Fish - James Kennedy
Voila!
Please post a link to your own "29 in 2009" and I'll make a new page with lists.
My challenge is to read 29 books in 2009. I will *obviously* read more than that, but I must read the 29 books I've chosen before the year is through.
This challenge is "borrowed" from Crystal's 28 Books in 2008 challenge: http://u.silencios.org/index.php/content/28-books-in-2008)
After I read each book (in no particular order), I'll post a review. I'll include a link to Chapters and Amazon for those interested in reading it as well.
29 Books in 2009
1) The Glass Castle: A Memoir - Jeannette Walls
2) Keturah and Lord Death - Martine Leavitt
3) The Chocolate War - Robert Cormier
4) Atonement - Ian McEwan
5) Stardust - Neil Gaiman
6) Angus, Thongs & Full Frontal Snogging (entire series)- Louise Rennison
7) Be More Chill - Ned Vizinni
8) The Pact - Jodi Picoult
9) Messenger - Lois Lowry
10) Bloodhound - Tamora Pierce
11) Go Ask Alice - Anonymous
12) A Million Little Pieces - James Frey
13) The DaVinci Code - Dan Brown
14) Along for the Ride - Sarah Dessen
15) Thirteen Reasons Why - Jay Asher
16) City of Glass - Cassandra Clare
17) Extras - Scott Westerfeld
18) The Queen's Fool (series) - Philippa Gregory
19) Enders Game - Orson Scott Card
20) The Kite Runner - Khaled Hosseini
21) The Time Traveler's Wife - Audrey Niffenegger
22) Night - Elie Wiesel
23) The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (series) - C.S. Lewis
24) A Walk to Remember - Nicholas Sparks
25) Looking for Alaska - John Green
26) Inkheart (series) - Cornelia Funke
27) The Phantom of the Opera - Gaston Leroux
28) Beauty: A Retelling of the Story of Beauty & the Beast - Robin McKinley
29) The Order of Odd-Fish - James Kennedy
Voila!
Please post a link to your own "29 in 2009" and I'll make a new page with lists.
Monday, October 6, 2008
UGH! I'm so horrible!
I'm such a horrible blogger!
I'm terribly sorry for the late reply, once more. I've been positively swamped with school and such.
Outside of school this year, I am on my public library's youth council, in the library book club, percussion ensemble, senior band, ushering for a production of Romeo & Juliet, and hopefully auditioning for The Tempest. AHHH! Too much!
Anyways, just an announcement to those who are reading that the http://homeschoolblogawards.com/ nominations are fast approaching. If you're interested in participating this year, please click on the above link.
Music of the Day: Linus & Lucy Theme - Vince Guaraldi
Quote of the Day: Don't go where I can't follow. - Lord of the Rings
I'm terribly sorry for the late reply, once more. I've been positively swamped with school and such.
Outside of school this year, I am on my public library's youth council, in the library book club, percussion ensemble, senior band, ushering for a production of Romeo & Juliet, and hopefully auditioning for The Tempest. AHHH! Too much!
Anyways, just an announcement to those who are reading that the http://homeschoolblogawards.com/ nominations are fast approaching. If you're interested in participating this year, please click on the above link.
Music of the Day: Linus & Lucy Theme - Vince Guaraldi
Quote of the Day: Don't go where I can't follow. - Lord of the Rings
Monday, August 25, 2008
Delay
Sorry bout the delay.
I really struggle with updating things like blogs. Usually my day-to-day life is so uneventful, that I'd rather just wait a week, then summarize.
So, with a week to go before school, I'll be getting ready soon. Promise to post tons about that.
I went out west to Alberta to visit my Aunt Lisa, Uncle Randy, Syndey (7), Sasha (4), and Nolan (18m). Tons of fun! :)
Hope everyone's having a lovely week, and I really wish this blog would be more popular. Hmmmm.... I'm thinking of adding a blogroll. Suggestions?
I really struggle with updating things like blogs. Usually my day-to-day life is so uneventful, that I'd rather just wait a week, then summarize.
So, with a week to go before school, I'll be getting ready soon. Promise to post tons about that.
I went out west to Alberta to visit my Aunt Lisa, Uncle Randy, Syndey (7), Sasha (4), and Nolan (18m). Tons of fun! :)
Hope everyone's having a lovely week, and I really wish this blog would be more popular. Hmmmm.... I'm thinking of adding a blogroll. Suggestions?
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