Show Binge Withdrawls.

It's an odd effect that will I first experienced watching a several seasons of Alias in short order, but the effect of having a show watching it up to date and suddenly having nothing is an odd sort of emotion. It's like the end of a show, a good finale that you can't really believe it's all over and want more but know that there's nothing else to do. I just finished watching the first and second seasons (up til now) of Treme, an HBO drama about post-Katrina NOLA. Fill up your free time with pure binge and now you'll get a weekly trickle. It's not even like it's over, or canceled it's just I can't mainline it with a needle straight into my eye.

It's like a dear friend to stop me from partying and getting doped up sent me into working on an oyster boat between occasional chauffeuring into town to play some music. I know it's coming. I've done such things before. But, it always ends, not with a bang but a whimper.

Sunday: Atheist Experience episode 666.

4:30 to 6:00 pm CST (22:30-24:00 UTC). Atheist Experience 666 is set to air. It will be a historic event, very similar to the other 665 shows.

Extras: I might actually have to watch that show.

I saw the first episode or so but generally lost interest. I might have to pick it up again.

The Riches isn't dead.

Last year a new favorite show of mine came and went staring Eddie "Danger" Izzard and Minnie Driver as gypsies who take over the lives of honest folk. Well, according to some sites it was canceled, but sure enough new episodes started to show up.

Hm.

A happy surprise.

My shows are coming back...

Ah... no more writers strike.

Daily Show + the funny... I can't wait.