I stopped watching three episodes ago. Your grading here reassures me that I have made the right choice.

My biggest Problem with this show is probably that it didn't make up its mind about what it wanted to be in the first place: Is this a direct prequel to Psycho by Hitchcock? If yes, then why the hell is Norman running around places with a fucking iPod plugged into his ears?
What else could it mean? That its set in an…

Please keep writing about it. I've watched the pilot and thought it was entertaining enough. Freddie Highmore was doing his best Perkins-impression possibly, I guess, and he even looks like a younger version of the guy.
Not sure though how they'll keep this one going for five seasons or so - I simply don't see why…

This show is lucky it doesn't have a fan-base.

"I don't recall ever watching an episode where every single storyline required that the viewer have had forgotten what came before."

Steve Buscemi in that wig and wearing that make-up - man, that just made my week!

What are you talking about? According to wikipedia both actors are 14 of age in real life, as well.

"You don't see them all together until you see the movie"
So, he seems pretty sure that this movie will happen. I wish there was some kind of confirmation from a studio or something because so far all I've ever heard was just the willingness of all the creatives involved, yet we don't really have anything official, or…

I am so mad right now: I was in the process of ordering it but couldn't because the system wouldn't accept my phone number (which is odd because it's a phone number). Could that be because I live in Germany? Anyways, now it's sold out and I will cry myself to sleep tonight.

I know critic's hated it but I for one can't say that I was too dissapointed in the Chainsaw remake of 2003. Haven't seen the rest, though, and am also not planning on it as of yet.

Sorry, I'm stuck here: Who do you mean by Emerson?

Sorry, I'm stuck here: Who do you mean by Emerson?

Well, that's what I read in some magazine once and it was years ago. I don't know how much of it was true but according to that article Hannigan was pretty pissed that she had to learn about the end of Buffy through the media rather than SMG telling her co-stars face to face. It's quite possible that most of it was…

Well, that's what I read in some magazine once and it was years ago. I don't know how much of it was true but according to that article Hannigan was pretty pissed that she had to learn about the end of Buffy through the media rather than SMG telling her co-stars face to face. It's quite possible that most of it was…

Oh right, Wesley. And I totally forgot about Amy Acker (though she was never on Buffy, if I'm not mistaking here). However, I was thinking more of regulars like Nicholas Brendon or James Marsters (Gellar and Hannigan are still on bad terms, I presume? Or have they made up since?).

Oh right, Wesley. And I totally forgot about Amy Acker (though she was never on Buffy, if I'm not mistaking here). However, I was thinking more of regulars like Nicholas Brendon or James Marsters (Gellar and Hannigan are still on bad terms, I presume? Or have they made up since?).

The best thing about this two-parter (which was in general probably the best episode of the season so far) was definitely Seth Green. Makes me wonder why they never had another one of Hannigan's former Buffy co-stars guest on the show.

The best thing about this two-parter (which was in general probably the best episode of the season so far) was definitely Seth Green. Makes me wonder why they never had another one of Hannigan's former Buffy co-stars guest on the show.

Sorry, this post got a little longer than I anticipated. Also: I don't seem to be able to put any breaks in it. Anyone got an idea why that is?

Sorry, this post got a little longer than I anticipated. Also: I don't seem to be able to put any breaks in it. Anyone got an idea why that is?