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Harry potter but not the same story just taking place in the wizarding world. It would be interesting to follow different students going to hogwarts and the daily stuff that happens. I suppose the main characters would start out as first years and grow up as the show went on (so cast would be young and british). And maybe some cameos ;).

One thing I never got in "in the line of duty" is why Journir just tell Same the truth and allow her to take control. Then no one would have suspected anything (minus Cassy)?

I've always liked Daniel. Epecially because of his story arc. He starts off as a neive nerd, who wants to do the right thing to being really badass ;). If you compare him in season 1 to the way he is in the later seasons theres a huge difference. And it makes sense that he'd get more military like because of who he is around everyday. But he also never loses the moral ideals.

Miles and Kieiko o'brien. Then their daughter is Molly.

Its hard to say what would have happened to Odo. Look at Laas he was also sent out, found by some planet. And managed to learn to shape shift without a scientist studing him. Of course it never says how he learned what to do. Odo is my favorite character. I love how he opens up as the show goes on and forms friendships with the other senior officers.

This is probably the weirdest episode in DS9. I honestly don't hate it but it definetly one of the worsts of the show (which has mostly good episodes). I did love the Quark and Odo interaction in this episode.

Awesome that theirs a rewatch, DS9 is one of my favorite shows.

I honestly didn't like Buffy all that much and stopped watching in season 3.

Heroes: I loved this show in the first season, thought it was okay in season 2. But somewhere in season 3 I got so confused with the different timelines, that I realized I no longer cared. And stopped watching. Bones: I loved the early seasons. But honestly the show went down hill after what they did with Zach :(. While I continued to watch a few seasons afterwards it wasn't as good. I stopped watching somewhere in season 6 I think. Smallville: Early seasons were great. But by season 7 I realized the only Character I still liked was Chloe (Lois and Jimmy were okay). I stopped watching for a while. But I have seen until season 9 now, I doubt I'll ever finish the show. As for Charmed and Gilmore girls. Both shows had a bad last season (both of which I watched hoping it'll get better). In Charmed's case the last episode was okay, not the best but I remember being a satifing finale. Gilmore Girls got better once Lorali broke up with Christapher and the mess with the new found Luke's daughter was behind her. I honestly didn't mind April, it was that there was no reason why Luke won't have told Lorali about her, since the relationship happened before he met her and he honestly didn't know about her.

Best: Ds9: All major storylines were tied up, with a bit left open for viewer to theories about. The finale had me at the edge of my seat the whole time and is one of my favorites of the show. sg-1: the last movie tied up all loose ends and showed the team go off and continue the aventure. Dead like me: the show ended nice of course it was followed by a movie that ended in a cliffhanger (really?) worst: Star Trek Enterpise: the only episode I actually turned off while watching. I can rant on and on about how bad this episode was but in reality it was simply a really bad TNG episode that didn't focus on the Enterpise characters. And stupidly killed my favorite character. Lost: this episode I didn't entirely hate. I love all the island stuff just hated the afterlife stuff. But even more annoying is that no one seems to understand the ending, they weren't always dead. Which is explained in the show that they all died at different times and this is after they all died. So I always find myself defending a storyline that I personally didn't care for. Honorable mention: the 4400: The last episode was great, but the stupid network chanceled the show without warning. So it ends in a massive cliffhanger.

I'd say TNG/Voyager/DS9 held up but I actually watched them for the first time a few years ago (TNG I just finished didn't watch them in order). All three shows are great and I enjoyed watching them and watch reruns now. Though DS9 is my favorite because of it's dark tone, serialized story telling and overall best written characters. I've tried to watch the original series which of course shows it's age lol but it's still Star trek. And a few episodes I enjoyed like "The City on the Edge of Forever". I agree with what other's have said about freinds. I loved this show when it was on. And saw it was playing reruns and realized how "90's" it was. The outfits as well as the siturations they are in.

I used to love to watch shows weekly. Part of the fun was waiting to figure what will happen next and talking to other fans about theories (my favorite show is/was Lost). Now a day's there just never anything on tv, so I often find myself binge watching older shows on Netflix that I haven't seen.

Really thats good, glad the actor said something to make it more realistic because at the point Stiles had a lot of other things on his mind (or in it).

Nick: "Monroe tell me one thing about our relationship that we wouldn't have to lie about" Monroe: "You're right all the time we spent together, all the sneaking around. G-d it seems so wrong." Nick: "without the boots there would be no cabin"

There was a little bit of that, but it would be nice to see more next season.

I heard that he was on set. I'd be okay if he guest stars in an episode, since his character is still alive. And I hope that Isaac comes back at some point.

I think that he overcame his fears by accepting his innerwolf and his door is now closed. And Alision probably didn't close hers but it's irrelevant now.

I agree, I think that peter should be gone (actually I wish he didn't come back). At least they did kill one of the twins. Anyhow, I totally sobed when Alison died.