saved2trek

Eclectic enough for you? I like "Adventure" Sci phi, romantic comedies (so sue me I'm a chick), old mysteries and movies from my childhood. I stopped with this list, if you really want more, I could add another 200+ ;-)

If you want to listen to 70's music, I'm your gal, I'm not going to show all the cd's/groups I like... toooooo, many. I will say that I own all the Billboard top 10 cd's from '69 to '79. I also have all the WOWs from the beginning to now. The ringtones on my phone include Day by Day, Lean on Me, We Are Family, and You are the devil and the devil is bad.

These are some of the series I've read or am reading: 1-13, A-T, Cat who..., Death on Demand, Brother Cadfael, Sister Frevisse, Agatha Raisin, Agatha Christie's, (in childhood) Nancy Drew, Jan Karon's, Davidson's catering capers, #1 Ladies Detective Agency, etc., etc., etc. Each picture represents 5 to 50 books read in that series. The Christian books speak for themselves, yet, it would take 10 pages of small print to try and name them all. I must stop somewhere. I'm sure you're thinking that it should have been before I started.

How come you can't put those cute pictures of boxed sets of TV shows in this category? They come up when you look for movies! OK... Let's begin with the 50's: I love Lucy, Perry Mason, Dragnet, and all those awful, campy, early 50's mystery solving & sci fi shows. 60's: Andy Griffith, Star Trek (Original), Lost in Space, Dr. Who, Land of the Giants, and all those campy, sitcoms and fantasy shows. 70's: Brady Bunch (only the "fun" episodes), Partridge Family (their fake singing only), Mary Tyler Moore, Bob Newhart, Dr. Who, Carol Burnett, and all those other campy Variety Shows. PS also the campy Nancy Drew/Hardy Boys Hour. Are you sick of the word campy, yet? 80's: Murder She Wrote, Sherlock Holmes (the british ones), Poirot and Miss Marple (the british ones), Jane Austen (BBC), The Last American Hero (you didn't think I wasn't going to like that one, did ya? it's too CAMPY.), Dr. Who, and soo many more campy sitcoms. 90's: I'm out of training now...got to get serious... Dr. Who, all those late night british sitcoms on PBS (from an array of decades), Living Single, Babylon 5, Star Trek "Next Generation", "Deep Space Nine", "Voyager", the rest of that decade is just a blur... must have spent any time off watching all the different Star Treks. 2000 - present: Stargate SGI... & Atlantis, Britcoms, Brit-Mysteries (ie. Midsommer's, Rosemary & Thyme, etc.), Law and Order 1, 2, & 3 (didn't think much of 4, but, neither did anyone else... cancelled), CSI 1, 2, & 3, Bones, House, Monk, Numbers, Missing, NCIS, ... Do you get the picture? someone lost or dead, make a show of it, and I'll apparently watch it. Farscape, Andromeda, Mutants, ... I guess I'm a sucker for sci fi too. OK 'nuff of that.