Medium

Re: Medium

feeds@yuku.com (Piranhahaha) — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 18:03:41 GMT

I loved the concept of the ep eversomuch -- the numbers on the head thing was the kind of psychic misadventures that Ali used to experience regularly. Brilliant idea and wonderfully executed.

Plus how much fun was it having Joe's dad open?

But then... ANOTHER bad cop?

These bastards are becoming too much of a crutch.

Re: Medium

feeds@yuku.com (burnettfollower) — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 17:14:33 GMT

^I have to agree, as soon as I saw this cop, I knew exactly what was going to happen to the drug dealer. I was thinking right away that he was a corrupt cop. And then when he came asking for the notebook, I had a feeling he was going to kill him just to get a hold of it.

But it was still a good episode. And I love how Joe gets a hands up just for having the same stress problems as his boss (not to mention keeping himself organized). I got that feel good feeling from seeing his boss...

Re: Medium

feeds@yuku.com (Seeking Unemployment) — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 04:04:03 GMT

I love this show because it's the most realistic unrealistic show on t.v. That's its charm.

Agree regarding the family gatherings and relationships, but Alison's involvement in cases (like kidnapping the baby) were wildly unrealistic, even within the world the writers/producers have created.

As long as I'm here - really liked this week's ep (the future's so bright) - nice to be kept guessing where the story would end - until Tom...

Re: Medium

feeds@yuku.com (FarnsworthFan) — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 16:38:45 GMT

Ariel's Boyfriend was such a horrible actor and ugh @ Ariel this episode...if I was her and my mom was Alison then my ass would be away from that dude the second I heard the word murderer.

I liked the Bridgette/Joe parts.

Re: Medium

feeds@yuku.com (SurvivorArctic) — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 15:25:45 GMT

The only good thing about the episode was a pantless Joe.
YUMMY!

Oh, and it was nice to see a progression in Ariel and Ali's relationship with Ariel going to her right away after she had her vision.

Re: Medium

feeds@yuku.com (EndofAlice) — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 16:53:25 GMT

Piranhahaha wrote:
On the Ariel boyfriend ep, something was off -- was the kid possessed by his daddy?

Bad ep, first bad ep in quite some time.

The father visited the son as a ghost or whatever from birth until he was one or so and could no longer see him. I think they were going for the idea that he "taught" the baby everything he knew by talking to him (mechanic stuff, etc) and also he...

Re: Medium

feeds@yuku.com (Piranhahaha) — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 16:45:08 GMT

Catching up...

I love love LOVE haunted SUV eppies! Ali has quite the history with the Flying Dutchman by GM/Honda/Hyundai.

Poor Ariel. The family gift seems to be getting really active on her.

Slimeball bomber jerk. We've seen bad cops, but this ffuker takes the cake.

I was happy that overmedicate mommy did not turn out to be his accomplice though.

On the Ariel boyfriend ep, something was off -- was the kid possessed by his daddy?...

Re: Medium

feeds@yuku.com (SurvivorArctic) — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 17:52:58 GMT

Then why watch it? Just stop watching it and be done.
Just cuz you don't like it doesn't mean it is a piece of shit.

I think Glee and Mad Men suck, but that doesn't mean they are a piece of shit.

Jeez. Get some perspective.

Re: Medium

feeds@yuku.com (mikeonfilm) — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 17:50:09 GMT

shiza h minelli wrote:
I know right! If anything, I would be annoyed by the fact that every week she has to work overtime convincing all the men on the show that she is right. You would think by now, when she shared her visions they would be all over them... but every week we have Joe, Lee & Devalos doubting her.

Yeah, I don't get the DA and Scanlon doubting her each week but poor Joe is...

Re: Medium

feeds@yuku.com (StarrEise) — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 17:33:02 GMT

SurvivorArctic wrote:

StarrEise wrote:
This show has always been kinda 'meh' for me...I mean, really, how many times do we need to see her sitting bolt upright in bed and gasping, clawing at her bosoms? Doesn't she ever have any dreams that don't result in someone's horrific death? If she dreamt that her dog could fly, would she wake Joe...

Re: Medium

feeds@yuku.com (shiza h minelli) — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 16:39:31 GMT

Licorice wrote:

StarrEise wrote:
Even with that, I watched this silly little show...but now I'm throwing in the towel. She maces people, steals babies, acts like a raving loon...

That's my favorite thing about the show! Crazy Allison <333

I know right! If anything, I would be annoyed by the fact that...

Re: Medium

feeds@yuku.com (Licorice) — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 16:00:57 GMT

StarrEise wrote:
Even with that, I watched this silly little show...but now I'm throwing in the towel. She maces people, steals babies, acts like a raving loon...

That's my favorite thing about the show! Crazy Allison <333

Re: Medium

feeds@yuku.com (SurvivorArctic) — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 15:25:37 GMT

StarrEise wrote:
This show has always been kinda 'meh' for me...I mean, really, how many times do we need to see her sitting bolt upright in bed and gasping, clawing at her bosoms? Doesn't she ever have any dreams that don't result in someone's horrific death? If she dreamt that her dog could fly, would she wake Joe and gasp, "Oh, my god, Joe...Fido...he was....FLYING!"

Even with...

Re: Medium

feeds@yuku.com (Pragmatically Absurd) — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 12:56:44 GMT

Goddammit I keep forgetting this is on! Damn damn dammit!!!

And yes, expecting Allison not to do the whole waking up from a dream schtick every epi would be like expecting a Quantum Leap without an "oh boy...."

I love this show because it's the most realistic unrealistic show on t.v. That's its charm.

Re: Medium

feeds@yuku.com (shiza h minelli) — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 11:44:01 GMT

StarrEise wrote:

How many times do we need to see her sitting bolt upright in bed and gasping, clawing at her bosoms?

Every episode from season 1 until then end of the series.

It's called a recurring element to a series.

This is probably one of the last television shows a person should try and make sense out of or find reality in.

I would say it probably

Re: Medium

feeds@yuku.com (burnettfollower) — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 08:57:28 GMT

^I don't know what you are talking about, the last few episodes have been great. It's the unbelievable factor that is making this sho what it is. If the DA wasn't so used to what she was doing, and if she hadn't been publicly exposed the way that has, none of this would fly. But because she works so hard to solve crimes, and people believe, to whatever degree, in her powers, she can do whatever it takes.

Last night was great. I loved the episode. And I found it...

Re: Medium

feeds@yuku.com (StarrEise) — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 07:00:28 GMT

This show has always been kinda 'meh' for me...I mean, really, how many times do we need to see her sitting bolt upright in bed and gasping, clawing at her bosoms? Doesn't she ever have any dreams that don't result in someone's horrific death? If she dreamt that her dog could fly, would she wake Joe and gasp, "Oh, my god, Joe...Fido...he was....FLYING!"

Even with that, I watched this silly little show...but now I'm throwing in the towel. She...

Re: Medium

feeds@yuku.com (MMMadcow) — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 22:39:16 GMT

Maybe you can if you work for the district attorney, and said rental car is involved in a crime.

Re: Medium

feeds@yuku.com (shiza h minelli) — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 20:58:38 GMT

I love this show, but you don't just call the car rental company and tell them you are buying the car you have rented.

Re: Medium

feeds@yuku.com (shiza h minelli) — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 20:37:43 GMT

Jake <333333333

ditto on the longer hair... he is in some sort of weird in between phase...

Medium

feeds@yuku.com (MMMadcow) — Fri, 03 Dec 2004 15:21:12 GMT

Has anyone seen this previewed?. Finally, something other than CSI Mi hami. Same time, better network. PLUS it has Patricia Arquette.

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Allison Dubois (Patricia Arquette) not only sees dead people, she hears them constantly too. No, she's not crazy, although her husband Joe (Jake Weber), a rocket scientist, thought that was a possibility at first. So did Allison herself, until she realized that her "gift"...