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As surgery approaches it is time to start the most important planning of all. What media I will consume. I figure what I'll need is a mix of things, stuff I have already seen and can fall asleep or not pay as close attention to, and new stuff for when I am alert and bored but still not feeling well.
For when I'm in the hospital itself I'm sticking to the Haven rewatch plan. I think Nathan's FEELINGS are a perfect backdrop to that envirnoment. Also his stupid face. I believe I can take much comfort in knowing that it is a great source of angst to him that he can't feel post-surgical pain and would take mine in a heartbeat.
For coming home, right now I have SG-1 and due South on the list of rewatch material, on account of I haven't done a marathon of either in a good long while.
New stuff is tricky, though. So this is where I ask for your recommendations. Nothing too heavy/violent/depressing I think. And I should probably clarify that I don't include over the top explosions and non-realistic violence of the 'FUCK YEAH, hit him again!' in this category...serious exploration of serious topics in a realistic manner is more what I'm trying to avoid. Things like magic/fantasy elements/things IN SPACE are always a bonus but not a necessity. Movies, live action tv shows, and cartoons or anime are all welcome. Watcha think?
For when I'm in the hospital itself I'm sticking to the Haven rewatch plan. I think Nathan's FEELINGS are a perfect backdrop to that envirnoment. Also his stupid face. I believe I can take much comfort in knowing that it is a great source of angst to him that he can't feel post-surgical pain and would take mine in a heartbeat.
For coming home, right now I have SG-1 and due South on the list of rewatch material, on account of I haven't done a marathon of either in a good long while.
New stuff is tricky, though. So this is where I ask for your recommendations. Nothing too heavy/violent/depressing I think. And I should probably clarify that I don't include over the top explosions and non-realistic violence of the 'FUCK YEAH, hit him again!' in this category...serious exploration of serious topics in a realistic manner is more what I'm trying to avoid. Things like magic/fantasy elements/things IN SPACE are always a bonus but not a necessity. Movies, live action tv shows, and cartoons or anime are all welcome. Watcha think?
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