Housepets!

Big bang Theory is really fun to watch! XP

I'm not a huge fan. The nerdiness is just too stereotypical sometimes.

"Lol guys comics and not talking to girls." *laughtrack*

I get it. Its not funny, but I get it.

Workaholics is funny. does anyone watch it?

Luvindonesia wrote:Workaholics is funny. does anyone watch it?

Yes. Other than Key and Peele it's my favorite show on tv right now.

I haven't been keeping up with Colbert or Conan for a month now. I keep forgetting that I can watch episodes on their websites. I also no longer have amc, so I haven't seen any Breaking Bad.

I sell Propane and propane accessories.
+ King of the Hill.

Gabe54125 wrote:Dilbert God I hope they bring Dilbert back

Don't search "Dilbert 2."

I don't watch too much TV anymore.

Mainly due to Jersey Shore. And all the gangstuhzz and der #hashtagswaglolwatmailiefsuxtrololololoidonknohau2uzmemezcorect
(Translation: I am not ready for the Internet.)

Jersey shore was a fantastic show.
I refuse to apologize for appreciating low art.

Just turn off reality TV. You'll be happier.

Gabe54125 wrote:What in the name of all that is cute and delicious is that ?

I'm just going to let your curiosity get the best of you.

I try to avoid it whenever possible but occasionally I'm in the mood for dumb tv. There are a few programs that I like for that purpose because they are so bad and/or obviously scripted. Duck Dynasty and Jersey shore will forever be guilty pleasures of mine despite the fact that they're about as "real" as a three dollar bill.

re-watching Little Britain and The Whitest Kids U'Know, hilarious.

Big Bang Theory, Bones, Once Upon a Time, Elementary, Mr. and Mrs. Murder, Midsomer Murders, and Doctor Who are some of my favourites right now.

I also enoy rewatching some of the cartoons and other shows I loved as a kid such as Rupert, Angry Beavers, CatDog, The World of Peter Rabbit and Friends, Albert the Fifth Musketeer, Don't Eat The Neighbours (aka Big Teeth, Bad Breath), Round The Twist, Genie From Down Under, and Alvin and the Chipmunks ( ) are just a few examples.

Chowder.

...

It's Chowder. Need I say more?

My favourite shows right now are generally Crime ones, CSI, NCIS, Hawaii Five-O, Beauty & The Beast are crime shows that quickly come to mind. However, I do like other shows like Doctor Who(When I'm not hiding behind the sofa xD) and POkemon(When it's on).

When I was younger I basically lived off Thomas The Tank Engine and Cartoon Network. Ed, Edd n' Eddy and Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends were probably my favourite shows.

Lifio13 wrote:When I was younger I basically lived off Thomas The Tank Engine and Cartoon Network.

Huh, so did I. Small world 0u0

Lifio13 wrote:My favourite shows right now are generally Crime ones, CSI, NCIS, Hawaii Five-O, Beauty & The Beast

I haven't seen Hawaii Five-O or Beauty and the Beast but I'm not a huge fan of NCIS or CSI because I find them too unrealistic. It's one of the reasons I prefer Bones.

found an anime called hellsing.......its bloody.....very very bloody....

Right now I am not currently watching any TV shows. I have Food Network on in a second room, but that's more background noise then anything else, I only pay attention to it in passing. Part of it is because I only have four hours when I get home from work to do stuff, so I usually spend it doing RP's and sometimes playing video games, instead of watching TV. But when I do watch TV, it's usually Law and Order or NCIS or such.

Just started watching Twin Peaks, so far I've only seen the pilot episode.
Also watching Alfred Hitchcock Presents, which is a lot like Thriller.
If you like Monty Pythons Flying Circus I suggest checking out At Last the 1948 Show and Do Not Adjust Your Set

My favorite international TV show is Top Gear, obviously the original British one. Nuff said.
Awesome and unique hosts, really funny, spectacular tests and scenes, they do crazy things and it's great for cars enthusiasts. "Some say...".

I'm not fan of all those situation comedies and movie series, never got attracted by them... About cartoons, have got to watch some series in past. Generally, I've liked some Japanese anime and many series produced by Cartoon Network. Concerning still active Italian TV shows, there isn't nothing good, I just like Striscia la Notizia.

*FANBOYING INBOUND*

ermahgawsh ermahgawsh ermahgawsh ermahgawsh

THEY'RE BRINGING BACK THE POWERPUFF GIRLS

*sque-ahem*

I'm hopeful. Even though McCracken and Faust are with Disney right now doing Wander Over Yonder, I think CN might pull this one off. If they don't I will be eternally disappointed and lament like many other people over the quality drop they've faced.

Well, maybe not that drastic. Hey, at least they're trying.

I just saw the new Powerpuff Girls and I don't know if I should:

A: Cry

B: Call it the best thing ever


I am torn 50/50 down the middle over it. For me, the style just seems like they went "Hey, let's pick the cheapest, most awkward style change you could ever pull on the re-boot of a cartoon and go with that."

But on the other hand, the Professor and Mojo Jojo (Even if he was hard to understand half of the time) were funny as heck. I especially like the direction they took with the Professor's personality and some of the humor, but at the same time it didn't seem to do what the original show did for me. It's not like Teen Titans where it was really, really obvious they were going to change the entire feel in Teen Titans Go. I expected it to keep at least some of the charm that it had, but it couldn't really be more different.

Lawyer version of House?
Rake seems like a promising series.
Narcissistic, genius, and fatally flawed main character? Check.

so a lawyer based on Sherlock Holmes

I guess so, now that I think of it. Just... more Americanish

well House was based on Holmes, so if this is a lawyer House, it;s an American lawyer Holmes

watching "The Spoils of Babylon", it's a spoof of the epic-scale "TV event" miniseries adapted from bestselling novels.
can't wait for new season of "Portlandia"!

So a friend of mine got me into Dexter. I wont say much about it as to stay in the guidelines of the forum rules, but if you have Netflix, I'd recommend it. It's actually a really really good show. My roommate got me into Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood. I've just finished season three and am planning to finish it this semester.

I'm still a huge fan of The Walking Dead and Frasier.

Does anyone have any opinions of a show called "The Following?"

http://www.polygon.com/2013/10/2/479532 ... -fall-2014 This is going to be awesome!

I agree. I never really watched the old series(es?) so I wanna see this one.

You should read the comics that spawned from the good TV series. They're still going.

I just found out that one of my favorite shows is finally getting a DVD release. I grew up watching reruns of it on Sci-Fi Channel.

Its called "Monsters". As you might expect, each episode is a story about monsters, most scary while a few a humorous. Usually they end with some sort of ironic twist or shock ending.

One of my favorite episodes is called "The Hole". It is set during the Vietnam War. Three soldiers enter a NLF tunnel and find everyone has been killed except on dying man. He tells them that to make the tunnel they dug too deep and awoke something evil in the earth, and the tunnels won't let the leave. Trying to find their way back out, the soldiers keep taking the wrong twists and turns, and ending up where they started. Also, the NLF bury their dead in the walls of the tunnels...

So, what's your favorite MST3K episode?

Liam wrote:So, what's your favorite MST3K episode?

It would have to be "Invasion of the Neptune Men", "Squirm", "Laserblast" or "Werewolf". Those probably made me laugh the most.

I still have a lot more MST3K to watch...
but so far "Soul Taker", "Space Mutiny", "Squirm", and "The Prince of Space" are my favorites.

I've seen but a fraction of their run yet, but Space Mutiny and Agent of H.A.R.M. were the big highlights yet.

*Sips beer* Yup
I marathoned all the seasons of King of the Hill. Took me a year...