More of the Summer Rewatch Schedule

[youngeratheart.livejournal.com]

I know this is late notice and completely random in order...

I'm very disorganized at the moment. :(

Okay, so this Sunday, and I swear I will make sure the post is up on Sunday instead of the middle of the week,  we will do the season three episode:  Man's Best Friend.

I have a particular weakness for any of the episodes that deal with Lyndy's songs and Jack. :P

The next week after will be After the Storm, and we'll add in some book discussion with that one, as well, though at this point, looking at the summary all I can see that they took from it was the title.

*ahem*

Okay, I'm trying to do this more than a few weeks in advance and alternate between episodes that deal with books and not.  Here goes:


Man's Best Friend (and although the promise ring was featured in Always There, no book reading necessary)
After the Storm (read the book if you haven't)
Lost Song
Summer's End (from A Season of Hope)
Ring of Fire
Breaking Free (another book one)
Showdown
One Trick Pony (this is in part from the book After the Storm, at least the bit with Carl)
True Enough (this is in part from the book, too)
Ties that Bind
Full Circle (from the book Every New Day)
Growing Pains
Come What May (book)
Catch and Release
Out of the Darkness (book)
The River
Thicker than Water (book)


Since these episodes also deal with things from the books and I'm not sure when the show's coming back, this could be too much already, but if we need more, we'll add in:

Gift Horse (from the book Sooner or Later)
Holding Fast
Quarantine (deals with some stuff from Darkest Hour)
Graduation (deals with some of the stuff from From this Day On and Always There, I think)

If I could remember what the name of the episode with Caleb's horse was, that deals with things from Tomorrow's Promise.

And of course any other episodes people suggest or want to add in or substitute, that is possible. Just let me know. :)

Comments

[youngeratheart.livejournal.com]

I can't watch without comparing the show to the books, so it's just natural for me to see the differences and similarities.

I really like the books, and I keep wondering if I'm making too big of a deal of them, but I do find the concept fascinating and the characters were very real for me, which is probably another reason why I struggle with some of the show's choices in direction or story line.