I was not going to watch this because I’m not really into horror but I decided to give it a look. Four episodes later, I’m still watching. Something about the show is compelling. Watching the characters deal with what’s going on in the house draws me in. The show follows the Harmons as they have made their move from Boston to the Los Angeles to get a fresh start after a miscarriage and Dr. Ben Harmon’s extramarital affair with a student. The house they purchased is known locally as the “Murder House” because of all the murders that have occurred there since it has been standing.
As the weeks go by, you start to figure out who is real and who isn’t really there. It’s interesting that the maid Moira looks like an old lady to women, but to men she’s a hot young number who can’t keep her hands off Dr. Harmon. Dr. Harmon is treating a young man who seems to be a part of the house, but Dr. Harmon thinks he’s an actual patient. Ben and Vivien’s daughter Violet has bonded with the young man, Tate Langdon who isn’t all that nice a person.
If you like horror stories you’ll like this show. The subject matter in the show creeps me out just a bit. That’s why I watch it during the day time. Not that I’m scared, I just hate having bad dreams.
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This post was written by Bedlam on October 27, 2011









new series. But this behind the scenes look makes me think HBO might have a hit on their hand. I think the success of The Tudors contributed to HBO taking a chance on this series. I really hope people check it out. And again, if Sean Bean, Lena Headey and Jason Momoa aren’t enough to get you interested, then I don’t know what is.
Last night ABC aired the first episode of the highly anticipated No Ordinary Family. The show stars Michael Chiklis (The Commish, The Shield, Fantastic Four) and Julie Benz (Angel, Dexter). The Powell family take a trip to Brazil and the plane crashes into a river filled with luminous "stuff" that wasn’t fuel, since it didn’t float on the surface. When the family returns home, they have developed powers. Here’s a summary of their powers: Jim Powell is Mr. Incredible. Stephanie Powell is Dash, JJ is a genius, and Daphne is a telepath.



















