You're blessed that you're not cursed with great taste.

Asterisk ep 2 - Saya adds a lot of value and, like Claudia, is much more interesting than Hime-sama. They went all-in on the tropes, though. Those school uniforms have some weak-ass buttons.

The flying lightsaber scene was killing me. That was hilarious. At least they told us beforehand that "McPhail" was going to McFail, as if we didn't know anyway. Personally, I'd just sit back and let my lightsaber fight for me.

The show itself is average at best but I like Claudia and Saya enough to pencil it into my schedule. I'm also interested in seeing if they can keep the cliche train rolling next episode. It's about time for him to save a girl again and we've already gone an entire episode without accidental groping.

IKR!! From memory i think the highest amount of animes that i watch weekly is around 6-7. 

But what do you do the rest of the week?

Gochuumon is love. Gochuumon is life.

I only watch 3... (hides in shame)

I always wonder how people can only watch that few animes. The only reason I can think of is that they haven't given the rest of the animes a chance.

I mean even if you only like the boring pretentious edgy stuff, there's at least 10 in every season.

Owarimonogatari for this season is the obvious 10.

Shaft animes are above peasanty point systems.

Hm...well I can't speak for everyone, but I prefer to focus on a few shows at a time, rather than multi-tasking so many that they begin to blend together. If I'm invested in too many, it'll begin to affect my enjoyment of the individual anime. I know it happens a lot with my weekly manga; I'm reading 8 at the moment, and every so often I'll wonder why a certain character is still around, or why a plot point is being repeated....only to find out it was a completely different universe I'm mixing up. It's the same way with video games too...if I play more than one RPG at a time I really won't be able to enjoy the stories of either, since I'll have trouble divorcing the experience.

I suppose that's me just being bad at multi-tasking though.

With 3 anime in my backlog, and likely 4 I'll be watching weekly, I'll be pretty satisfied for the most part. Some shows, like Asterisk Wars, I already plan to watch when the season is over. It looks interesting enough to try, but with a premise fairly similar to another show I'm watching (that seemed to suit my preferences more), I feel I'd be able to enjoy them more if I don't watch them simultaneously. Also I get to marathon it!