So the big bang theory is back to its best, what an awesome episode. Sheldon, when trying to impress his physicist lady-friend, was just laugh out loud funny, especially when combined with Leonard and his awkward ways. I was in hysterics with Raj taking his cold medicine and being one cool cucumber again with said lady. Then came the best part of the episode in my opinion: the interaction with the now "friends" Leonard and Penny, I just thought their chemistry was spot on for the situation, awkward but still really caring for each other with witty jokes and comments coming every few seconds; fantastic.

I just watched episode 16 of Stargate Universe. Its growing on me. More than that. I've really enjoyed the last few episodes. In my last article on this topic I laid out some reasons as to why I disliked the show. I guess its only fair I revisit them and reevaluate my position.

Glee has been airing for half a season and already it's become a huge hit with the masses and with myself. I was hooked from the very first episode. Its an amazing show and it's great that it's getting all this attention. I will say, however, that the latest few episodes (marking the start of the second half of the season) have left me with a few concerns.

It comes to no surprise that I was amazed by this week's episode of Chuck, it was awesome. Chuck and Sarah properly being together in a real relationship and at the same time living the eventful spy life, what could be better? I am so glad they thought about a third option! But what I really want to talk about is the "will they, won't they" (wtwt) couple; Chuck and Sarah are a prime example of this phenomenon. It is one of the greatest tools in the writer's arsenal and has compelled the fans of countless fictional romances. It has been such a huge success that almost everyone, including the writers and fans, fears the couple finally getting together and how it will change the story being told.

I had an opposing view to Tom's "My top 10 hottest actresses on tv". So I thought I'd come up with my own. The only rules: I wasn't allowed to choose any that Tom had already chosen and I wanted to be able to pick actresses who had been on old shows that haven't been on air in a while (I'm still hanging on to them), who obviously I desperately want to see back on the small screen soon.