Valentine

[Active Engaged]

In a world where love has grown trivial and weary the Ancient Greek Gods exist to battle this tragedy. The Gods will do whatever it takes to bring soul mates together. Grace Valentine, the Goddess Aphrodite, is the sexy and seductive matron of the family; her son Danny Valentine, or the bow & arrow slinging Eros, is the thrill-seeker of the bunch; Danny's best friend Leo, the muscle man Hercules, is the strong and emotional moral compass of the group; Phoebe Valentine is the Goddess of the Oracle at Delphi, which helps the family track down and help bring soul-mates together; and Kate Providence , a romance-novelist who is recruited as the only mortal, by Grace herself, to help swing the fates in a new direction. "Valentine" looks at love, fate and the work it takes to make romance happen

Although this series is now cancelled, I love it. The last episode left me dying to see more, but that is now impossible. The fan base isn't even big enough for writers to continue the series.

My favourite character is definitely Phoebe, and then Leo. Some may say I only like Phoebe because she is portrayed by Autumn Reeser, but I actually much prefer her character and how she interacts with the other characters. Like Kate.

I have always liked Greek Mythology so that might add to my love of this series.

Did anyone watch this series?

[Astral Martin]

Oh yeah. I watched the first three episodes, then I kept forgetting that it came on on Sundays. So I missed a few episodes. But it's a shame that it got canceled. I thought it was pretty good. My favorite characters were yours as well along with Grace as well. I loved her power of orgasms at the touch of her hand.

But yeah, Leo's on Grey's Anatomy now as a Mercy West transplant and Danny is on Life Unexpected. Duh. But yeah if it came back on the air. I'd gladly give it a shot.

But hey, at least it got better ratings then TBL: The Beautiful Life... ;D

[Temporal Death]

Horrible show, and Autumn's character was even worse to watch. I really think that a show about gods turned mortal could be handled better, even with this theme. But it's the CW, so eh.

[Active Engaged]

I felt the same way for the first couple of episodes, Brandon. (Not about Autumn, I loved her from the beginning.) They could have handled gods becoming mortals better but the show did start to become a bit darker towards episode 7 and by episode 8, it was great. Gaia's blade, Aries getting killed in front on Grace and that final scene was all really good. I just wish they had started off like that.

I suppose if they hadn't made it so lovey-dovey it could have worked.