Hollywood writers’ strike? WHAT Hollywood writers’ strike?

Cumming up on today’s edition of Who the Fuck Cares?…

TV Guide asked, “How many new episodes of your favourite shows are left?”

I don’t watch the majority of shows on the list. In fact, I have never even seen most of them.

(30 Rock, Aliens in America, Back to You, The Big Bang Theory, Bones, Boston Legal, Brothers & Sisters, Carpoolers, Cavemen, Criminal Minds, Desperate Housewives, Dirty Sexy Money, ER, Friday Night Lights, Gossip Girl, Greek, Grey’s Anatomy, House, How I Met Your Mother, Jericho, Las Vegas, Law & Order: SVU, Life is Wild, Lost, Medium, Men in Trees, Moonlight, My Name is Earl, The New Adventures of Old Christine, Numbers, The Office, One Tree Hill, Prison Break, Private Practice, Pushing Daisies, Reaper, Samantha Who?, Scrubs, Shark, The Shield, Smallville, Supernatural, Ugly Betty, The Unit, Without a Trace)

And of the half dozen or so left…

Bionic Woman: zero left — I wanted to watch this but never managed to. Now I’ll be able to see it all again when they rerun it from the beginning!

Chuck: two left — This show is kind of cute, but I haven’t watch it regularly enough to care.

CSI: one left, CSI: Miami: one left, CSI: NY: three left — TBS/Spike/Peachtree shows this franchise about a hundred times a night, so I can ALWAYS watch it. Since I never know whether I’m watching a “brand new episode” or not, who cares?

Heroes: zero left — I caught only a few episodes of the first series, liked what I saw, but couldn’t devote the time to catch it regularly. I may or may not pick it up on DVD.

NCIS: one left — I love this show, especially Foresnic Lab Rat Abby (NO surprise there, eh?). But most of the time I forget to watch it until it is at least half over. All the more reason to go out and buy the DVD collections.

So much for me being television-obsessed. Maybe it’s time to take up reading again.