Quick Notes

[amarillion]

Random ideas to write about?

Why do I love bad boys & why knights in shining armour no longer appeal.
or Batman/Riddick vs Superman & why the broken hero's/anti-hero's are so much sexier.

How story telling in genre TV has evolved since the days of the original Star Trek, Doctor Who ect. The story arc and ongoing season plot arc. vs the ep to ep no season arc stories.

Is tv getting smarter and are movie's getting Dumber? Esp genre vs everything else.

Female friendly TV and sexy TV. Lost Girls, Chuck, Fringe, True Blood, Castle, White Collar.

Matt Bomer - Bryce from Chuck vs Neal from White Collar. Broken bad boys, the new black!

Brandon Routh - Superman vs Dylan Dog vs Daniel Shaw from Chuck. Why is perfect boring and broken so much more interesting?

Why does love hurt? More importantly why doe we love seeing our hero's hurt, emotionally and or physically? What does that say about us? Profusion of fanvids depicting heroes hurt and or dying.

Male characters in recent genre shows and changing portrayals of masculinity. Chuck, White Collar, Lost Girls, Fringe, True Blood.

Teh Gay, and why aren't there more hot gay guys and girls being depicted on TV? Good/Bad portrayals. White Collar, Warehouse 13, BSG, Lost Girls, True Blood.

Themes in Chuck, White Collar and Castle: Family and Friends. Living up to the expectations of those we love.