Three Heads Are Better Than One

Mother Knows Best.

Going Separate Ways

Make It Interesting

BOOK: The Missing Piece Meets the Big O

"Corners wear off," said the Big O, 
and shapes change.

Anyhow, I must say good-bye. 
Perhaps we will meet again..."

And it rolled away.

My copy finally arrived this morning. The sequel to "The Missing Piece" by Shel Silverstein. Another great read.

The TV Series I Watch - Part 1

I like watching movies. I like exploring intrigues and mysteries surrounding the plot of a movie. Usually, these are solved at the end of the movie. So, i fuel my sense of investigative needs by watching TV series. These usually take years to figure out and a new mystery or villain is created every season. I prefer these weekly TV series over the daily ones because it talks about a whole storyline while interjecting hints of the arc in each episode.

These are the TV series that I have completed so far: (I may have forgotten to include a few on this list)

• X-Files - the best mystery series I have ever seen. Mulder and Scully all the way.
• NCIS - the best team out there.
• Castle - the interaction between Castle and Beckett is fun to watch while solving a murder
• Seinfeld - a show about nothing and it's funny. 
• Hawaii Five-O (2010) - fun, action-packed, set in Hawaii. 
• Life - I just like this. sad it ended in just the second season.
• Monk - the quirkiest detective out there. just like Sherlock Holmes, analysis involved, no gadgets needed. 
• The Big Bang Theory - the geniuses are funny, who knew?
• New Girl - Jess and the Gang are fun.
• Glee - I don't follow the storyline. I just skip to the musical numbers. I'm a musical fan.
• Frasier - the best comedy for me. who knows that sophisticated language could be funny. the Crane boys are great. 
• The Finder - sadly it ended with just 13 episodes.
• Zen - a great series. it looks like a movie every week. sadly, they just did three episodes
• Bones - Brennan and Booth are the modern Mulder and Scully.

What series do you watch?