The T.V. Show Thread

[Duff27]

Does anyone else watch King Of Queens? Cracking program

[arnold layne]

I was pretty trashed last night, and in a semi-conscious stupor I watched two random episodes of the Walking Dead. I was informed it was the fourth season. Didn't matter. I just remember a bunch of heads gettin' blown off and I loved every second of it.

[Black Sabbath]

Flew through Season 5 of Weeds. God, it's still enjoyable, but comical at how bad it is at this point. And to think I have 3 more seasons!

[Sixes]

Flew through Season 5 of Weeds. God, it's still enjoyable, but comical at how bad it is at this point. And to think I have 3 more seasons!

I never made it to the end. I gave up after season 4. Had no idea it went 8 seasons

[Black Sabbath]

I think Season 4 was the last decent one. Season 5 was just ridiculous. Will probably start Season 6 tomorrow.

[Georgy Zhukov]

I am going to attempt to finish True Blood. I started rewatching Season 1. I forgot how entertaining it was but it does drag in the middle. HBO shows tend to drag.

[Snake-Pit]

I've re-fell in love with Sister, Sister again watching classic episodes on YouTube.

Edited February 11, 2015 by Snake-Pit

[GivenToFly]

Watching the latest season of It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia. I can't believe how good it still is, 10 seasons on!

[Sixes]

Debating whether I should watch The X-Files. I've never seen an episode

[Angelica]

Debating whether I should watch The X-Files. I've never seen an episode

You definitely should. With the exception of the pilot, and four or five other eps, the first season is entirely skippable though.

[AxlsMainMan]

Debating whether I should watch The X-Files. I've never seen an episode

You definitely should. With the exception of the pilot, and four or five other eps, the first season is entirely skippable though.

As are the final 2 seasons, really.

[CheapJon]

Debating whether I should watch The X-Files. I've never seen an episode

You definitely should. With the exception of the pilot, and four or five other eps, the first season is entirely skippable though.

As are the final 2 seasons, really.

So does it work just watching s02-07 then? Meaning I'm not missing anything important?

X-files is pretty much a new case every episode right? Or are there longer plots and "mysteries"?

Edit. Shit 200 episodes are way too many, don't think I'll ever get around to see it.

Edited February 18, 2015 by CheapJon

[Lio]

Debating whether I should watch The X-Files. I've never seen an episode

You definitely should. With the exception of the pilot, and four or five other eps, the first season is entirely skippable though.

As are the final 2 seasons, really.

So does it work just watching s02-07 then? Meaning I'm not missing anything important?

X-files is pretty much a new case every episode right? Or are there longer plots and "mysteries"?

Edit. Shit 200 episodes are way too many, don't think I'll ever get around to see it.

There are some things that come back and span across episodes and seasons, but I haven't watched them all either. I didn't think that it was that much of a problem.

[AxlsMainMan]

Debating whether I should watch The X-Files. I've never seen an episode

You definitely should. With the exception of the pilot, and four or five other eps, the first season is entirely skippable though.

As are the final 2 seasons, really.

So does it work just watching s02-07 then? Meaning I'm not missing anything important?

X-files is pretty much a new case every episode right? Or are there longer plots and "mysteries"?

Edit. Shit 200 episodes are way too many, don't think I'll ever get around to see it.

I'd focus on exploring Season 1-7 and then 8 if you're really enjoying the show.

While the bulk of the show is a new case each episode, there is the overarching storyline involving aliens that stretches throughout the entire show and some other highly enjoyable storylines like the disappearance of Mulder's sister that is revisited every once in a while throughout the first 7 seasons.

"Home" from Season 4 is probably my favorite standalone episode.

[Angelica]

Debating whether I should watch The X-Files. I've never seen an episode

You definitely should. With the exception of the pilot, and four or five other eps, the first season is entirely skippable though.

As are the final 2 seasons, really.

So does it work just watching s02-07 then? Meaning I'm not missing anything important?

X-files is pretty much a new case every episode right? Or are there longer plots and "mysteries"?

Edit. Shit 200 episodes are way too many, don't think I'll ever get around to see it.

The pilot, Squeeze, Ice, Eve, Beyond the Sea, Darkness Falls and Tooms are about all one needs of the first season, then your'e on solid ground until the end of S7. At it's best, it's one of the finest shows network television ever produced.

"Home" from Season 4 is probably my favorite standalone episode.

I love Home, it's so dark and graphic I still can't believe it aired on network television. Clyde Bruckman is still my favorite, I love the earlier, funnier episodes.

Edited February 19, 2015 by Angelica

[Sixes]

Debating whether I should watch The X-Files. I've never seen an episode

You definitely should. With the exception of the pilot, and four or five other eps, the first season is entirely skippable though.

As are the final 2 seasons, really.

So does it work just watching s02-07 then? Meaning I'm not missing anything important?

X-files is pretty much a new case every episode right? Or are there longer plots and "mysteries"?

Edit. Shit 200 episodes are way too many, don't think I'll ever get around to see it.

The pilot, Squeeze, Ice, Eve, Beyond the Sea, Darkness Falls and Tooms are about all one needs of the first season, then your'e on solid ground until the end of S7. At it's best, it's one of the finest shows network television ever produced.

"Home" from Season 4 is probably my favorite standalone episode.

I love Home, it's so dark and graphic I still can't believe it aired on network television. Clyde Bruckman is still my favorite, I love the earlier, funnier episodes.

Is the movie connected or is it just like a long standalone episode?

[Angelica]

Debating whether I should watch The X-Files. I've never seen an episode

You definitely should. With the exception of the pilot, and four or five other eps, the first season is entirely skippable though.

As are the final 2 seasons, really.

So does it work just watching s02-07 then? Meaning I'm not missing anything important?

X-files is pretty much a new case every episode right? Or are there longer plots and "mysteries"?

Edit. Shit 200 episodes are way too many, don't think I'll ever get around to see it.

The pilot, Squeeze, Ice, Eve, Beyond the Sea, Darkness Falls and Tooms are about all one needs of the first season, then your'e on solid ground until the end of S7. At it's best, it's one of the finest shows network television ever produced.

"Home" from Season 4 is probably my favorite standalone episode.

I love Home, it's so dark and graphic I still can't believe it aired on network television. Clyde Bruckman is still my favorite, I love the earlier, funnier episodes.

Is the movie connected or is it just like a long standalone episode?

The first one is connected to the show's primary 'mytharc' (and it's pretty decent), the second which came out years after the show ended is not (and is just fucking weird).

Edited February 19, 2015 by Angelica

[Sixes]

I didn't know there was a second film

Alright, so now I'm down to deciding between The X-Files, Angel, Fringe, Alias, Friday Night Lights or Californication. I've never seen any episodes of any of these shows.

[Angelica]

I didn't know there was a second film

It was kind of a trainwreck, only less lively.

Edited February 19, 2015 by Angelica

[Angelica]

I didn't know there was a second film

Alright, so now I'm down to deciding between The X-Files, Angel, Fringe, Alias, Friday Night Lights or Californication. I've never seen any episodes of any of these shows.

X-Files is straight up classic, warts and all. I love Angel, but the fifth season is the only one I'd recommend unabashedly to a non Buffy fan. Alias was kind of awesome in a disposable, trashy sort of way and is highly underrated. I lost track of Californication when it started to veer into shitsville, its fun for a while though.

Re-watching The Shield.

Edited February 19, 2015 by Angelica

[Sixes]

I didn't know there was a second film

Alright, so now I'm down to deciding between The X-Files, Angel, Fringe, Alias, Friday Night Lights or Californication. I've never seen any episodes of any of these shows.

X-Files is straight up classic, warts and all. I love Angel, but the fifth season is the only one I'd recommend unabashedly to a non Buffy fan. Alias was kind of awesome in a disposable, trashy sort of way and is highly underrated. I lost track of Californication when it started to veer into shitsville, its fun for a while though.

Thanks for steering and veering me the right way....

X-Files it is then!

I love Buffy, one of my favorite shows ever. Don't know why I never watched Angel. It really makes no sense

[Angelica]

I didn't know there was a second film

Alright, so now I'm down to deciding between The X-Files, Angel, Fringe, Alias, Friday Night Lights or Californication. I've never seen any episodes of any of these shows.

X-Files is straight up classic, warts and all. I love Angel, but the fifth season is the only one I'd recommend unabashedly to a non Buffy fan. Alias was kind of awesome in a disposable, trashy sort of way and is highly underrated. I lost track of Californication when it started to veer into shitsville, its fun for a while though.

Thanks for steering and veering me the right way....

X-Files it is then!

I love Buffy, one of my favorite shows ever. Don't know why I never watched Angel. It really makes no sense

If you love Buffy, definitely try Angel! Overall (Or at least until the last season) it's less consistent, and the first season is especially patchy, but it's still wonderful.

[Sixes]

I didn't know there was a second film

Alright, so now I'm down to deciding between The X-Files, Angel, Fringe, Alias, Friday Night Lights or Californication. I've never seen any episodes of any of these shows.

X-Files is straight up classic, warts and all. I love Angel, but the fifth season is the only one I'd recommend unabashedly to a non Buffy fan. Alias was kind of awesome in a disposable, trashy sort of way and is highly underrated. I lost track of Californication when it started to veer into shitsville, its fun for a while though.

Thanks for steering and veering me the right way....

X-Files it is then!

I love Buffy, one of my favorite shows ever. Don't know why I never watched Angel. It really makes no sense

If you love Buffy, definitely try Angel! Overall (Or at least until the last season) it's less consistent, and the first season is especially patchy, but it's still wonderful.

I know Eliza Dushku is in quite a few Angel eps, so that's already a plus

[AxlsMainMan]

Debating whether I should watch The X-Files. I've never seen an episode

You definitely should. With the exception of the pilot, and four or five other eps, the first season is entirely skippable though.

As are the final 2 seasons, really.

So does it work just watching s02-07 then? Meaning I'm not missing anything important?

X-files is pretty much a new case every episode right? Or are there longer plots and "mysteries"?

Edit. Shit 200 episodes are way too many, don't think I'll ever get around to see it.

The pilot, Squeeze, Ice, Eve, Beyond the Sea, Darkness Falls and Tooms are about all one needs of the first season, then your'e on solid ground until the end of S7. At it's best, it's one of the finest shows network television ever produced.

"Home" from Season 4 is probably my favorite standalone episode.

I love Home, it's so dark and graphic I still can't believe it aired on network television. Clyde Bruckman is still my favorite, I love the earlier, funnier episodes.

Is the movie connected or is it just like a long standalone episode?

I'm pretty sure the movie takes place between the end of the sixth and the beginning of the seventh season.

"Home" from Season 4 is probably my favorite standalone episode.

I love Home, it's so dark and graphic I still can't believe it aired on network television. Clyde Bruckman is still my favorite, I love the earlier, funnier episodes.

That's another good one. I also completely forgot about Drive which we probably have to thank for Breaking Bad

Edited February 19, 2015 by AxlsMainMan

[blablabla123]

I've been watching "The Newsroom" and it is such a great show. I heard that the show is already over, but I'm only in the second season, so it's ok. Anyone here watches this show?