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<blockquote data-quote="Mistwell" data-source="post: 1407245" data-attributes="member: 2525">I watch ST: Enterprise, Smallville, and American Idol.&nbsp; When it was only two shows conflicting it wasn't a big issue, since we have a direct TV tivo and can record both at once.However, now that American Idol is on at the same time, we have a conflict again.It was a no brainer for us.&nbsp; With the return to the meteor-rock-causes-all-conflict scripts this season, it was an easy choice to ditch it.Enterprise is moving times, so perhaps I will return to Smallville, but honestly I don't think I can handle any more poorly written episodes from these writers.&nbsp; If the longest running comic book of all time doesn't contain any plot threads other than a magic rock for these writers to delve into, then they can also do without my eyes watching their dreck.And, I say &quot;these writers&quot; because it seems WB cannot decide on a consistent writer or team, and rotates constantly (nor a consistent director either).&nbsp; Here is a list of the 12 writers used for the first 19 episodes this season:Alfred GoughMiles MillarKelly SoudersBrian PetersonTodd SlavkinDarren SwimmerDrew GreenbergMark VerheidenHolly HaroldKen BillerKen HortonJeph LoebAnd there are nearly as many directors as well.&nbsp; It's a mess!<a href="http://www.kryptonsite.com/episodeguide.htm" target="_blank">http://www.kryptonsite.com/episodeguide.htm</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mistwell, post: 1407245, member: 2525"] I watch ST: Enterprise, Smallville, and American Idol. When it was only two shows conflicting it wasn't a big issue, since we have a direct TV tivo and can record both at once. However, now that American Idol is on at the same time, we have a conflict again. It was a no brainer for us. With the return to the meteor-rock-causes-all-conflict scripts this season, it was an easy choice to ditch it. Enterprise is moving times, so perhaps I will return to Smallville, but honestly I don't think I can handle any more poorly written episodes from these writers. If the longest running comic book of all time doesn't contain any plot threads other than a magic rock for these writers to delve into, then they can also do without my eyes watching their dreck. And, I say "these writers" because it seems WB cannot decide on a consistent writer or team, and rotates constantly (nor a consistent director either). Here is a list of the 12 writers used for the first 19 episodes this season: Alfred Gough Miles Millar Kelly Souders Brian Peterson Todd Slavkin Darren Swimmer Drew Greenberg Mark Verheiden Holly Harold Ken Biller Ken Horton Jeph Loeb And there are nearly as many directors as well. It's a mess! [url]http://www.kryptonsite.com/episodeguide.htm[/url] [/QUOTE]

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