Well, I actually have kind of a lot I want to go over here. So beware, this might be a tad on the long side. Oh, there are some spoilers in regards to last week's Supernatural & the Dexter season S3 premiere ahead, along with the Buffy and Angel comics, so if you haven't seen them yet, skip those parts, ok.

So, Supernatural. In the Beginning was another brilliant episode. So far season 4 is looking to be the best season yet. We got a lot of answers, and a few new questions. We found out that Mary and her family were hunters. I have to say, this one really surprised me. I mean, I always had them pegged to be evil. We also learned that despite being one of the good guys, Mary is the one who started everything...which, duh, right? But it was more the way that things were put into motion that was surprising. She was the original deal maker, and it was that very deal that led to her family being cursed with the very thing she wanted to keep them away from. There were many fantastic scenes, but the one in particular that stood out was the scene between Dean and Mary, in which she was telling him that she didn't want the hunting life for her family. No words were necessary to see how Dean felt when he heard this, as Jensen Ackles really shined in this scene. Dean finally learned what happened to Sam in the nursery that night, and is now caught up with everyone else in the big picture. The end scene of course, was also fantastic as Castiel told Dean that Sam was on a dangerous path, and if he did not stop him then they would. But, the big question here is, what is Azazel's end game? I smell....something evil. Oh, and Impala origins= awesome.

Dexter, Dexter, Dexter. Words can't express the love I have for this show, and for Michael C. Hall for being so freaking awesome. Granted, this season premiere wasn't like S2's, where we were on the edge of our seat the whole time. But it was tense in a different way. Dexter, a father, how bizarre is that? I mean yes, he's sort of been a father figure to Astor and Cody already, but having a child of his own will certainly be a test to his character. As usual, I can't wait to see where this season takes us.

So I'm going to mosey on over to music now. I really wanted to talk about this musician that I love, and his name is Andrew McMahon. He's front man to this really great band called Jack's Mannequin, and used to front this other band called Something Corporate. He is a truly brilliant piano player and song writer. Jack's Mannequin's latest album The Glass Passenger is nothing short of a masterpiece, which chronicles a difficult time in Andrew's life. Pretty much every song on the album shines all on it's own, but there is one that is so moving that you can actually feel what it is he went through. That song would be Caves. In a very haunting way, Andrew tells us what he experienced while battling cancer a few years ago. His lyrics are both heartbreaking and beautiful, as you can literally feel every word that he is singing. If you like alternative rock, and haven't heard of Jack's Mannequin, I strongly recommend that you check them out, as soon as possible.

Now, I shall move on to comics. Specifically the Buffy and Angel comics. I've never been a big fan of comics, but when 2 of my favorite shows EVER were converted into one, I decided that this is a hobby I was going to have to take up. I have to say, that I've mostly enjoyed them both. Although, I am less impressed with Buffy's if I must choose a favorite. I wasn't terribly crazy with the idea of Dawn becoming a giant and then a centaur. And Xander....give the guy a break already. Hasn't he been through enough, losing his eye, Anya dying, then you have to go and kill the next girl he has a thing for too? For crying out loud Whedon, let the man be! Then there's Willow, I just, I don't like the idea of her being Dark Willow, yet again. I mean yeah, she was pretty much awesome, but it's like, been there, done that. Hopefully they'll find a way around that. And Buffy....poor relationship challenged Buffy. She's no lesbian, but bless her little heart for trying. I have to say though, the one arc that I've really enjoyed the most was Faith's. The idea that Giles has basically begun to train her as if he was her watcher is kind of sweet, really. She has always so desperately needed guidance, which with the exception of that brief period during S4 of Angel, Wesley was never really able to give her.

Now, as for Angel: After the Fall. I've really enjoyed them so far. Of course, the only part I don't like is Wes being a ghost and Wolfram & Hart's liaison. I do hope that at some point he can become corporeal again. And Angel, being human...didn't see that coming. Although, I didn't see Gunn being a vamp, or Fred actually being buried inside of Illyria. Oh wait, I did at least hope for that last part...as you all know I complete adore Fred. But enough there. I like that essentially everyone that's been important in the series no matter at what point has so far been involved. Kate, Groo, Gwen, Nina, and especially Connor. Oh oh oh, and Lorne. I can't believe I forgot about Lornitunes. So I have to say that despite my lack of comic book love, I'm really looking forward to following Angel for as long as I can.

Ok folks, I think that's all I've got for now. I hope everyone's enjoyed my ramblings, and I'll catch ya all again next time.

Oh, one more thing. If you live in the US and are of age to vote, and are not registered to vote, I urge you to please please please do so. It doesn't matter who you vote for, just that you do. So if you're not registered, please take a minute and do so, as time is running out (if it hasn't already) in most states.

Ok, now I'm done. Have a good night all.

I know it's been a while, so I thought I'd attempt to write this blog during the very troubling time we've all been having here at TV.com. Don't worry, this isn't a blog about that though. I figure there's been enough blogging about that going around here that I'd just skip it.

Soooo, I guess I'll start with tv stuff. Possible spoilers ahead, so watch out folks.

First up....Fringe.

So, in my opinion, this is the best new show of the fall. Truely fantastic, great performances by the lead actors, all around intriguing story to follow. I get that some people think it's a little too Alias or even X-Files for that matter, but I got sucked right in. Also, John Noble's portrayal of Dr. Walter Bishop is pretty much awesome, no other way to describe it. The man has yet to fail in cracking me up. Not to mention the relationship with his son Peter (Joshua Jackson) is fascinating to watch. Oh, and speaking of Joshua Jackson...how freaking great is it to have him back on television? I mean, really, he's better than ever, and I'm feeling that Pacey love all over again.

Next up...Supernatural.

Ok, so obviously I think Lazarus Rising may be one of the best season premieres I've ever seen for any show, EVER. A-M-A-Z-I-N-G. Despite the fact that I was so insanely spoiled for this episode, it still didn't let me down, not even a little. There were a few things that I wasn't completely crazy about, one being the zombie hands during Dean's resurrection, the other being the new Ruby. Although, I'm giving her another chance since I pride myself in not being one of the crazy fangirls that hates all female characters. Other than those two very minor things, I completely loved this episode. There were some great moments between Sam, Dean, and Bobby. In particular the hug scenes were wonderful to watch (YAY for our first full on brother hug!). There's just too many to go over all of them. The one thing I did want to mention for sure is, this guy...

How awesome is Castiel? Seriously, love at first sight here. He's every thing I hoped he would be. Misha Collins plays him to perfection, and I can't wait to get more of him. Oh, and there's that little thing about him being an angel of the Lord, and God having plans for Dean....wonder what that's about. Well, like so many out there, I've seen this coming for a while now, and I can't wait to see where Kripke takes things from here.

Speaking of Supernatural...I think I'll skip right on to the me part of my blog here, and say how excited I am to be going to the Supernatural Chicago Con in November. I can't wait to see J2, along with so many other great guests that are going to be there. But most of all, I can't wait to meet all my people from the SFU.

I think that pretty much covers everything I wanted to talk about for now. Oh, I thought I'd put up some pics of my baby Fredikins since I mentioned her in my last blog and all.

She's totally crazy, but I love her to pieces.

Ok, that's all I've got for now, have a good night everyone!

I'm a terrible blogger! I now remember why I haven't done countdowns like this in the past...I'm simply too lazy to get around to finishing them. Not only that, but I've been really bad lately at reading and commenting on everyone else's blogs...so please don't hate me too much, I'm gonna try to get around to catching up on that soon. Anyhow, here it is, forever later, the final part of my list. As usual, it's my list, not yours, and watch out for spoilers.

10. Daniel "Oz" Osborne- Buffy the Vampire Slayer

I completely adore Oz in every way possible. There's nothing that's not awesome about him. He was almost always able to keep his cool no matter what kind of pressure, and he's one half of my favorite couples ever, so that alone scores him major points for me. His exit on the show is one of those things that breaks my heart every single time I watch his last episode. Plus, I love Seth Green, so that's enough of a reason for me to have Oz in my top 10.

9. Willow Rosenberg- Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Oh, how our little Will grew. She went from being the sort of nerdy side kick to probably the most powerful character in the entire 'verse all together. She is by far the character who grew the most on Buffy, not just with her magic, but as a person in general. Plus she's so stinkin' cute, and it's near impossible not to cry when she makes her sad face.

8. Mason- Dead Like Me

There simply aren't enough words for me to express how much I love Mason. He's so funny, and he fits in so well with his group of misfit reapers. He's just Mason, sick, twisted, hilarious Mason. How can you not love the man?

7. Pacey Witter- Dawson's Creek

Pacey J. Witter was that first character that really turned me into a fangirl, way before I even knew what a fangirl was. It's scary, I know, but the whole underdog thing, plus his natural charm really worked for him, and he had me at day one. Granted I was like, 16 when DC first aired, but he was, and still is my favorite character on that show. Plus, you have to admit that the fact that he got the girl, not once, but twice, while being a side kick none the less, speaks volumes about him.

6. Anya Jenkins- Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Anya is, in my opinion, probably the funniest (and cutest ) of all the scoobies. She was a great addition to the show in S4, which I have to admit I wasn't too sure about during S3, but it didn't take long for me to change my mind about her. She was a great fit for Xander, and is very much missed, by pretty much everyone.

5. Logan Echolls- Veronica Mars

Despite the fact that he started out as the obligatory psychotic jack @ss in the series premiere, I still loved him from minute one. Jason Dohring played him so perfectly, and in a way that made you feel for Logan long before you even knew how broken he really was.

4. Dean Winchester- Supernatural

Ok, so I really struggled with where to put Dean, as I don't think that he can really exist without Sam...so I had a hard time deciding who would come first, and how far apart they would be, and all that. I know that must seem sort of silly, but it really was a hard decision for me to make. Ultimately, I decided to put Dean in my top 5 because, well, I think he's a tad more on the damaged side. Everything that both the boys have been through, plus the knowledge that his father sacrificed himself in order for him to live, on top of the possibly that he may have to kill his brother one day, and then going to hell on top of all that...makes for some excellent broody man angst...which, lets be honest here, I'm a total sucker for.

3. Faith Lehane- Buffy the Vampire Slayer / Angel

I have this feeling that I'm gonna catch some slack for having her so high on my list, but I feel for her too much not to have her on it. Even when she was full on evil, there was something about her that sucked me right in. I don't think, at least not on Buffy, that her story was explained well enough for some people to be able to relate to her on a level besides psycho slayer who tried to kill everyone. I guess that's why I preferred her when she was on Angel a tad more. I thought there, at least, Angel saw her for what she was, which was a confused, sick girl who needed serious help. He could reach her on a level that Buffy never could, which is why she was able to get to a breaking point with him that she couldn't do while in Sunnydale. She has always been, and is still to this day, my favorite slayer....I'm gonna start ducking the rocks being thrown my way right about now....

2. Winifred "Fred" Burkle- Angel

So, I'm about to start my Amy gushing, yet again...so be prepared. I simply adore Amy, and I pretty much loved Fred from the first moment I saw her. I loved her so much in fact, that I named my 3 year old Basset Hound after her. She was a perfect addition to the show in S3. Scary smart, incredibly sweet, and funny in her own right. Even to this day, it's somewhat difficult for me to watch A Hole In the World, as it is likely one of the most painful episodes of television that I have ever watched in the history of me watching television. It's utterly heart breaking to watch her die in Wesley's arms the way she did. Ugh, even talking about it makes me all depressed. While I do love Illyria, losing Fred in order to get her was way on the harsh side. But that's what Joss Whedon is best at I guess, making us love someone so that when he kills them it's like we lost an arm or something, it hurts so bad. Sometimes, I swear, I really hate that guy.

1. Wesley Wyndam-Pryce- Angel / Buffy the Vampire Slayer

So, I'm sure it's no surprise to some that Wes is pretty much my favorite character ever. In my opinion, of all the characters to pass through the entire 'verse, Wesley is by far the one who grew the most. He started out as bumbling young watcher, and ended up a confident, yet somewhat tortured and dark member of Angel's crew. His transformation through out Angel's 5 seasons is one of things I love most about watching it. There is never a moment where I don't feel for him in every way possible. I love rogue demon hunter Wesley, kidnapping Connor Wesley, sleeping with Lyla Wesley, the Wesley who loved & lost Fred before they could ever really be, and the Wesley whom despite all that, tried to help Illyria find her place in the world. But you see, since I loved him that much, Joss Whedon had to kill him off. Again I say, I really hate him sometimes...

Well, that pretty much does it. It's likely I won't do another count down like this for a while, so I hope everyone enjoyed. My blogs will probably be a little on the lame side from here on out, so I'll go ahead and apologize for that now. Good night all!

So, I didn't plan on waiting this long to do part 3 of my list, but I've had a very stressful and mostly bad last couple of weeks, and I just simply didn't have the time to get on here till now. Anyhow, on with my list. As usual, please remember that this is my list, and beware of spoilers. Oh, and it may also seem that from this point on, all the characters I have chosen are pretty much from the same few shows, and well, they pretty much are.

19. Lorne- Angel

I loved Lorne pretty much from the first time I saw him. I mean, a green horned empath demon who owns a karaoke bar, how could you not?

18. Andrew Wells- Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Andrew was a wonderful addition to Buffy in S7 (well, S6 too of course ), which IMO was a very drama heavy season and he provided some much needed comedy in almost every scene he was in. Tom Lenk was a comedic evil genius with his performance as Andrew on Buffy, not to mention his brief appearances in S5 of Angel as well.

17. Captain Malcolm Reynolds- Firefly

Mal was a natural born leader, of sorts, and by far my favorite brown coat. He was a rebel with a cause, and a heart too as he proved by taking in River & Simon despite his better judgement. Also, his feelings for Inara, whether admitted or not, were endearing none the less. Plus, I adore Nathan Fillion, so I had to have my favorite character that he plays in my top 20 somewhere.

16. Veronica Mars- Veronica Mars

Veronica Mars as a character was complicated to say the least. As the protagonist of the show, she was lovable, witty, and at times difficult to like. But that's what she was about. She wasn't perfect, and given everything she had been through in her life it would be difficult not to be somewhat flawed.

15. Spike- Buffy the Vampire Slayer / Angel

It's no secret that I did not care for the Buffy/Spike relationship at all. In fact, I much prefer Spike on Angel as I thought he had way better chemistry with Angel than he ever did with Buffy. That's not to say I didn't like him on Buffy, because I did, I just started losing interest in him particularly after he got a soul. Of course him having a soul is what made the dynamic between him & Angel so interesting, so I guess I'm a little torn there. But mostly the Spike that I love, is way back in S2 Spike, in which he's nothing but evil.

14. Bright Abbott- Everwood

Now I have to admit that I wasn't a big fan of Bright's in the very beginning. But over time, he became the character that grew the most on Everwood, IMO. Mostly due to the loss of his best friend, his friendship with Ephram, and his eventual relationship with Hannah, through which he actually became a pretty decent guy, excluding of course his slip up with the yarn chick.

13. Xander Harris- Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Xander Harris was one of the few characters without any special powers or a destiny to follow on Buffy, which is why I think he is so likable to most people. With being sort of the average guy on a show about demons and mythical powers, it made him easy to relate to. He was also sort of the heart of the scoobies, as stated by Buffy herself, but more importantly he provided much needed sarcasm to the gang.

12. Sam Winchester- Supernatural

I know some people think that Sam is a little on the dull side, but I believe that there's a lot more to Sam than meets the eye...which I suppose that much should be obvious after last season's finale. I've always felt a little sympathetic towards him because he just seems so broken, which is also obvious by all that pouting he does. After being raised the way that him & Dean were, all he wanted was a normal life, which is something that he knows he'll never have. There's also that whole he might be the anti-christ thing looming over him, so that's gotta be a bit of a bummer too, so I guess you can't blame a guy for looking so sad all the time.

11. Dexter Morgan- Dexter

So as I'm sure you can guess, I'm a bit of a Michael C. Hall fan, seeing as how the two characters that he's most famous for playing are both on my list. With that aside, Dexter Morgan is a seriously disturbingly fun character to love. There are so many levels to him that I really couldn't go into them too much without being up all night long doing so. To put it shortly, I think people have always been interested in serial killers in a way, and the fact that Dexter is a good serial killer (as good as one could possibly be anyways) is what makes him so appealing.

Ok, so that was my top 20. I'm sure some of you noticed that I kind of messed up the first part of my list (40-30) by counting down 11 characters instead of 10. I obviously wasn't paying any attention when I did that, so now my countdown is a little wacky. So, in order to make my top 10 an actual top 10 and not a top 9, I only did 18-11 on this part. Alright, well goodnight all!

So, here's part 2 of my list. The usual disclaimers apply... It's my list, not yours , and watch out for spoilers. Alright... so here it is.....

29. Ephram Brown- Everwood

Ephram had a difficult life, losing his mother and the turbulent relationship he had with his father, it just always made me feel for him. He was at times a little whiny, and his relationship with Amy became tiresome, but ultimately he always had my sympathies.

28. The Impala- Supernatural

Ok, so I know it may seem a tad ridiculous to put a car on my list, but seeing as how the Impala is almost like a third character to the show, I figured I could get away with it. Besides, I was terribly distraught (like so many were) when they wrecked it at the end of season 1 that it only feels natural to have it somewhere on my list.

27. Alan Francis Doyle- Angel

I don't think that this one really needs to be explained. Doyle was a great side kick to Angel and I was sad to see him go.

26. Jen Lindley- Dawson's Creek

I used to despise Jen when the episodes were originally airing. I was even a little happy that she died in the series finale. But over the years I guess she started to rub off on me, and now she's one of my favorite characters on the show. Plus she's the other half of one of my favorite non-couples ever. So there ya go.

25. Dr. Christian Troy- Nip/Tuck

I know deep down that he's wrong, in every single way possible. But on the rare occasion that he actually has a heart, it totally makes me love him.

24. Rickie Vasquez- My So-Called Life

Rickie was the always loyal, sometimes tormented best friend of Angela & Rayanne. He was also ground breaking as the first gay teen in prime time. It's shame however that the show never got the opportunity to really explore Rickie more than they did, as he was by far one of the most interesting characters on the show.

23. Illyria- Angel

She may have been brought to us through gut wrenching pain and misery, but Amy Acker's portrayal of Illyria was nothing short of spectacular. Watching her try to fit into a world she wasn't meant to live in, and her relationship with Wesley, all made the loss of Fred seem a little less painful.

22. Andy Botwin- Weeds

Oh how I love uncle Andy! At times he is totally disgusting, but he never fails to crack me up.

21. Dr. Andy Brown- Everwood

Everwood was one of those shows that was truly great, and there's not a character on it that you couldn't relate to in some way, but I always sort of felt like Andy Brown was the most relateable. He had to make a lot of difficult decisions for his family, and a few of them turned out rather badly, but he never stopped trying to make his mistakes right, and I think a lot of people can probably relate to that.

20. River Tam- Firefly

She was mysterious, child-like, a little crazy.... every thing that made you know deep down that she could do some serious damage. So I'm not sure how I could not have her on my list.

Alright, so that was part 2 of my list. I hope everyone's enjoyed it so far!