What Are You Watching?

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Re: What Are You Watching?

by collegestudent22 on Fri Feb 05, 2010 2:38 pm

I've been watching it on Hulu. It's fairly good so far, IMO.

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Re: What Are You Watching?

by BusteeQT on Fri Feb 05, 2010 3:39 pm

I've watched it so far Rors and I like it. At the very least watch the pilot.

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Re: What Are You Watching?

by Rorschach on Fri Feb 05, 2010 3:46 pm

Alrighty. If I can stay awake beyond nine o'clock tonight, I'll give it a whirl. Thanks.

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Re: What Are You Watching?

by collegestudent22 on Sat Feb 06, 2010 11:12 pm

Fact #896: If everyone listened to Jack Bauer, the show would be called 12.

I assume we all know what show I am watching now?

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Re: What Are You Watching?

by Rorschach on Sun Feb 07, 2010 8:51 am

Hey, that was good.

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Re: What Are You Watching?

by collegestudent22 on Mon Aug 15, 2011 12:11 pm

Necro for new TV watching goodness.

Currently, I am now watching Doctor Who, Torchwood, Merlin, and Top Gear (the original). I feel somewhat like a proper Brit now, I suppose.

In addition, Burn Notice and White Collar are standbys, and I have started watching the new show Suits on the USA Network. Also, In Plain Sight, Covert Affairs, Eureka, Warehouse 13, and the new show Alphas on SyFy (which, given their track record, will be canceled no later than the end of season 2 if it's a good show). (House, Chuck, and Castle are currently on the off-season for now, but are still on my list.)

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Re: What Are You Watching?

by The Cid on Mon Aug 15, 2011 2:56 pm

Breaking Bad. Sensational television. The acting is incredible, the suspense is amazing, and there's just enough humor to take the edge off.

I'm in the process of catching up on Justified, but so far I'm really enjoying it. It's somewhere between a serious network show and a rednecky version of Dolemite.

Have to admit, even though they're just clones of Top Gear, which is still an awesome show, I'm enjoying both Top Gear US (really improved in the second season--it's like night and day) and The Car Show (Adam Carolla does a good enough job). Both shows are a little rough around the edges, but since the original Top Gear comes out with maybe twelve new episodes a year it's nice to have some backup.

My favorite personality on television right now is Karl Pilkington. The Ricky Gervais Show is excellent (even if Ricky Gervais' laughing can be a little much), and I can't wait for new episodes of An Idiot Abroad.

The new season of Curb Your Enthusiasm is great, but I keep making the mistake of saving them up to watch a bunch of episodes in a row. Can't really do that with Curb--after about three episodes you become uncomfortable watching it. Which is probably a testament to the amazing humor that makes the show what it is.