Right now, I'd say I'm enjoying The Bridge and Suits the most out of everything I'm watching.

For lighter fare, I'm liking the new Batman series on Cartoon network so far.

Saturday brings Hell on Wheels and Sunday Breaking Bad.

I too enjoyed Alcatraz, but I recently read that the showrunners had no idea where they were going, editing scripts right up to filming, completely at a loss as to what the larger story was going to be.

Legit
Archer
Always Sunny
Breaking Bad
GoT
Walking Dead

The Walking Dead. There are many others I like but DVR or catch up later. Such as Sons of Anarchy, Game of Thrones

The League
Game of Thrones
Shameless
The Sopranos (Reruns)

Rules of Engagement (cancelled)
Hannibal
The League
How I Met Your Mother
2 and A Half Men
Tosh.O
South Park
The Following

oh, if we are talking re runs, I still watch

Scrubs,
Prison break religiously as well. especially when you cant find anything to watch. Those become old faithfuls. I cant get enough of prison break actually.

Do you actually think they are Amish at all? It is absolutely not real.

The Walking Dead
The Killing
Fast N' Loud
Gold Rush
Elementary
Sherlock

That show was really good. I liked Jason Clarke on Brotherhood on Showtime too which didn't last, just three-ish seasons.

I am so pissed at Time Warner and CBS right now. They pulled Showtime in the CBS bullshit so I couldn't watch Dexter last night. They can have CBS. I don't care at all, but Showtime is subscription, the per subscriber fee is paid by the subscriber explicitly so that is dumb to hold it hostage over the stupid NCIS rate.

Looks like I'm getting free sunday ticket this year when I switch to directv tomorrow.

South Beach Tow. Can't believe how real it is.

Where did all these shows come from? I thought there was only Fox News and the Science channel on my TV.


Gonna take a risk and press the channel button... No, wait, I might miss Hannity trashing out Obama's administration.

Breaking Bad
Arrested Development
The Office
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia

There's being nitpicky, then there's just being lazy-assed lazy.

Grey's had a civil suit in their most recent episode, and at the end of the plaintiff's case in chief, they conclude with 'the prosecution rests.'

WTF? In this day and age? It's like an episode of Childrens' Hospital or something.

Raising Hope fans, note that the season started tonight with a 1 hour ep. Looks like they're getting buried on Fridays now.