On the Box

Must-See TV — November 24, 2006

The Class — There's potential here. I can feel it. Plus, Lizzy Caplan is due for LLFD love.

Family Guy — I always tape it. And I always end up watching less than I expect to.

Heroes — Had an argument over this show's worthiness with Sash ... I say it's flawed with potential — the dialogue is KILLING ME; he says it's the greatest thing ever. We'll see how it turns out.

House — Omar Epps is a NEUROSURGEON. It's Season Three, and I'm still impressed.

Law & Order: SVU — Stabler is my boy, but I miss Mariska!

My Name is Earl — I really want to like this, and do. I think. It's growing on me.

NCIS — Michael Weatherly, keeping the DA torch alive.

NUMB3RS — As is Alimi Ballard.

The Office — This is painfully awkward and cringe-inducing. But in a good way. Really.

Standoff —Ron Livingston is my boy. And I like Rosemary Hall.

Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip — I just enjoy this show. I got nothin.

(Rescue Me and Hell's Kitchen each closed their seasons — 3rd and 2nd, respectively — and do not count as casualties for the counter. Also, I've been using Netflix to catch up on back seasons of Rescue Me and Lost. I find the latter awesome. Evangeline Lilly has blown the scale on my TV Actress list.)