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Bob Degon


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Bio: I'm an obsessive TV watcher, jumping head first into my favorite shows (which have included Twin Peaks, Buffy, Angel, Deadwood, and Lost). I've also been known to force my love of TV onto others. Blogger by night, by day I spend my time designing medical products as an engineer (I know, don't hold it against me).

Posts by Bob Degon

What I want to see in Heroes season 4

Honestly, at this point I’m not sure why I’m even going to be giving season four of Heroes a chance. I’ve been a bit frustrated with the show since it’s stellar first season. Season two saw a big drop off in quality from the first, in my opinion. Then, show runner Tim Kring promised the […]

Mad Men – Sally is more emotionally mature than Betty

I’ve always thought that Betty was emotionally immature, but it was never more clear than in this episode. Throughout the first two seasons of Mad Men, Betty has shown an almost clinical inability to face any unsavory situation. The fact that she was able to confront Don about his many dalliances last season was pretty […]

Experience one of the most famous TV appearances with The Beatles: Rock Band

It seems like whenever one of those lists of greatest TV moments comes out, The Beatles playing The Ed Sullivan Show is always way up at the top. It definitely is one of the most famous musical performances that has ever been on television. With The Beatles: Rock Band coming out this week (September 9th […]

Diary of a Veronica Mars virgin – So long, V

(Season 3, Episodes 19-20) Well, that’s that. Veronica Mars is all over, and it definitely went out with a whimper, not with a bang. I suppose I have to cut the show runners some slack, as they didn’t prepare the end of season three to be their swan song. Coming into the final season I […]

Diary of a Veronica Mars virgin – Paul Rudd tears it up

(Season 3, Episodes 16-18) Thank god for Paul Rudd. With no big mystery stringing these final episodes together, there isn’t a whole lot of focus. Keith is back in the sheriff’s office — which is still strange — and the dating musical-chairs game is in full swing. It’s a shame, as this certainly isn’t a really strong […]

Mad Men – Trouble with married life

This week’s Mad Men seemed to focus on the problems with some of the marriages on the show. In particular, the oft-troubled relationship of Don and Betty, and the young marriages of Joan and Greg, and Roger and Jane. Oddly enough, it would appear that Roger and Jane are the happiest couple, even as Don […]

The trouble with MacGuffins – How I Met Your Mother and the unnecessary MacGuffin

I’ve spent all summer looking into how different shows deal with their MacGuffins. Some shows choose to have each season deal with a unique mystery, other shows have one huge mystery that spans the entire run of the program. Then there are shows like Lost that seem to introduce a new MacGuffin in every episode, […]

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