Castle
Grimm
Once Upon a Time
Walking Dead
Elementary
Revolution
I've recently been exposed to Emily Owens, MD. I like that one. My best friend always says that she reminds him of me. The more I watch it, the more I can see why.
There are others that I watch, but I'm not heartbroken if I miss an episode. Those shows seem to be Arrow, Chicago Fire, and any of the Monday night CBS comedies. [Reply]
Been watching dexter for years now. I've been in and out of
Supernatural (got gay after 4-5 seasons)
the walking dead (still watching, still loving)
game of thrones (love it! can't wait for the next season)
New girl. watched it for a week or two binge on Netflix. I love Zoey deschanel (spelling)
4400 started losing my intrest towards the end, but I guess the show got canceled
Greys anatomy liked it for 4-5 seasons, but just couldn't stand Meredith after that point.
But man I love this thread! I think i'm going to check out grimm, and a few others. [Reply]
Originally Posted by whoman69:
Give the classics a try, especially Troughton (limited episodes survived), Pertwee, and Tom Baker. Just a notice though, the production values were horrible and that was part of the charm of the show. I think it was a lot funnier than it is now.
Ok I gave in, downloaded all of the classic series (reconstructed "lost" episodes included) and only have two more episodes of William Hartnell left.. Only around 700 or so left.. :-) [Reply]
What do you mean by religiously? To me that means you watch it like you would go to church... same time every week.
By that definition... none. I watch shows on my own schedule when I want to. I suppose ongoing shows I still watch and can say I have seen all of (so far)..
Archer
South Park
Walking Dead (I'm on the verge of walking away from this one)
Game of thrones
... shit. I don't watch much TV anymore. I'm sure there are others but meh. Breaking bad and futurama are over, two of my favorites. I dunno... there's a lot of shows I started watching and just don't watch much anymore. The simpsons was my favorite show and now it's a steaming pile.
How long until network TV as we know it dies and every network streams things on demand?
That reminds me... I liked House of Cards. I need to to re-up my netflix and watch season 2. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Baby Lee:
Truthfully, Hollywood Game Night.
It's just so fun, and occasionally actually stretches the brain.
Reminds me of Games Magazine, which was my Batman or Superman Comic Book collection, with celebrities getting all flustered, and a bit of Hollywood Squares
Sadly they move it around all the time.
First ep of second season online for the price of commercials
Give it a watch, it TRULY should be a huge sensational hit, especially for NBC. You'll laugh, you'll drive yourself mental playing along, you'll jump up like Jamaal Charles took it to the house.
MoF, I'm glad this thread exists just for this show.
Man, what a let down. They had a game where you had to link together previous answers when answering the present question. ie, in this case things that start with N, so first you figure out Nerd, then Ninja, then Nun. And as you answer each new one, you have to recite the entire string from memory. Nerd, . . . Nerd Ninja, . . . Nerd Ninja Nun, etc.
And they let this category go for the entire round and award point on 'this is a kind of ice cream with three flavors? . . . Nerd, Ninja, Nun, Napoleon!!! WTF!!!
Originally Posted by WhiteWhale:
What do you mean by religiously? To me that means you watch it like you would go to church... same time every week.
By that definition... none. I watch shows on my own schedule when I want to. I suppose ongoing shows I still watch and can say I have seen all of (so far)..
Originally Posted by Aries Walker:
I would like Hollywood Game Night much more if it didn't have Jane Lynch hosting. She annoys me.
Bill Burr . . . now, that I could get into. It might have to be on HBO, though.
Yeah, it's not on TV without Jane. The whole thing stems from actual game nights she and Sean Hayes and their SigOthers held for their own enjoyment with industry friends. They pitched it to NBC. [Reply]
