I didn't think so but way too much of the "Angry Watson" plot line. He left. He came back. Get over it.

Adding ...
Last Man Standing
Big Bang Theory
Sleepy Hollow
Gotham
The Flash

The Walking Dead and uhhhhh.....that's it for right now. I'm trying to catch up on Arrow, The Flash, Gotham, and Game of Thrones though.

The Eric Andre show. Season 3 starts tonight.

Because of my girlfriend I've seen every episode of New Girl and Mindy Project.


Those shows are really really funny.

New Girl is awesome. Schmidt makes that shit hilarious. The "meth" episode had me rolling.

The meth bottle episode was probably the best episode they had since season 2. The past couple seasons were pretty meh to me. Mindy has much improved from her disastrous pilot.

I just started watching this show. It's so frenetic, insane and for everyone with ADHD it will keep your attention. Funny, too.

I love the Danny Castellano character mostly because he acts almost exactly like myself in just about every situation. It's spooky. I even have the Miami Vice soundtrack on vinyl. :rockon:

The Flash is 10x better than Gotham.

Walking Dead
Breaking Bad (yes, I know. At the mid-point of season 3 now.)
Mad Men
Raising Hope
Community
If Kevin Spacey goes to the grocery store I want to see the video...

The image of him doing Mike-O's 'sham-on' dance in those ridiculous green jogging shorts, at work when he wasn't late, cracked me the **** up!!

I've fallen out of watching TV except for sports, Survivor, and Comedy Bang Bang.

Video games take up all my free time now.

Survivor? Really Buck?

Do some chicks get naked or something I didn't know about?

Walking Dead
BBT
Grey's Anatomy
Modern Family
New Girl

I'll narrow 'religiously to 'must see within a day of air. And just for the fall

Brooklyn Nine-Nine
The Good Wife
The Comeback
The Walking Dead
Person of Interest
Key & Peele
Elementary
Whose Line
Comedy Bang!Bang!

Background 1/2 watch 1/2 listen - but ASAP
Last Week Last Night
Daily Show
Colbert
@Midnight
Real Time

Most everything else can back up on the DVR/PC for binge marathons or background playlisting.

What I'm watching right now, going by BL's "within a day", Monday to Sunday:

Star Wars: Rebels
The Blacklist
Castle
NCIS
The Flash
Agents of SHIELD
Supernatural
Person of Interest
Arrow
Modern Family
Elementary
Constantine
Grimm
Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Homeland

Also watching:

America Unearthed
Ancient Aliens
Gotham
Hell on Wheels
The Affair
The Walking Dead
The 100

I was thinking of coming up with a list of running gags that are good as Matt's ringtone. They set it up perfectly by casually integrating it into his life in low key telephone conversation situations, and then pound it home in dramatic tension cutting scenes, then bring it back later like nothing happened, the epitome of 'running joke.'

Makes me laugh EVERY TIME I hear it.

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Very geeked for return of Elementary, Glad it's not going



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I need to add Silicon Valley to this.

New additions/revisions

Fargo
Better Call Saul
Another Period
Review
You're the Worst

Key & Peele and the Comeback are donesies.
The late night stuff has become more 'catch it when I catch it'

Same for Comedy Bang-Bang, since it's moved to a bajillion episodes a year. Still a good show, just not one I'm breathlessly anticipating like Fargo and Saul.

Big Bang Theory
Better Call Saul
Game of Thrones
Shameless
Masters of Sex
Turn
Walking Dead
Fear the Walking Dead.

I sometimes think we watch way too many TV shows.

The Walking Dead
Fear The Walking Dead
Big Bang Theory
Chicago Fire
Chicago PD
Agents of SHIELD

I watched LeBlac in a movie called Lovsick, an thought he was great.

The Knick is back. That's one of mine. Others:

TWD
FTWD
Better Call Saul
Fargo
Silicon Valley
The Grinder

It's LeBlanc. He was in Lovesick. It was a movie not a TV show.

Otherwise, good job.

However, he does have a show on Showtime called "Episodes" which is hilarious. FMB and I also watch that show.

It's ok, but it gets a little tedious, in my opinion.

Holy Schnikes! Would never have made the connection

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It's just about perfectly paced. They ramp up the hijinks, then when it gets to the edge of ridiculous, it's the end of the season.

Reminds me of a goode British sitcom in that way.

I forgot Black Jesus.

Now with



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Person of Interest - this deserves a repository here

Harold Finch surpasses Benjamin Linus

DO NOT WATCH if you haven't seen the latest episode!!

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TWD
FTWD
GOT
The Americans
Fargo-sucks they are on such a long between seasons
It's always Sunny

Sports

When I found out the premiere is free, I knew I had to watch.
Few things I've laughed at harder in a while.
Think improv meets D&D, meets Ricky Gervais' HBO animation of his radio show.
PFT was a perfect choice for first guest character.

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Dude.........:doh!:

DEFINITELY worth checking the free ep, also worth checking the whole season. Free on Amazon prime, or trial subscription to Seeso.com

I don't watch many. Elementary will be back on my list when the reruns are over. On HBO The Night Of is a new limited run series, I've seen the first two and it's really good. There is going to be 6 or 7 more episodes, see the thread for more details and info.

The only show I watch is Motive. It's a Canadian series that is in season 4, season 1 and season 2 were summer replacements on ABC here in the US. Last summer ABC skipped season 3 because of low ratings the previous two seasons, the show is too intelligent for most American Summer TV viewers. Anyway, USA Network showed season 3 (13 Episodes) in March, April and May. A totally new season 4 is airing now on Sunday nights, episode 2 was last night.

The show Motive is about a homicide unit in Vancouver, Canada. They aren't trying to be an American city, it's actually a Canadian city because it's a Candian TV show. The difference with this show over others is, in the first minute they show you the victim and the killer. Sort of like Columbo, where you knew who the killer was but he or she would tease Columbo the entire show because they thought he was dumb and they had outsmarted him.

On Motive, you don't see the murder until the end. So it's kind of told in flashback and present tense until they flashback to the murder and by then they captured the killer. There is a gritty female detective is the lead and this season, her partner got promoted to Sergeant (her boss) but he's still a good guy and helps out. Really great show, but unfortunately this will be the last season. USA on demand will have the first two shows and the remaining 11 will be on Sunday nights at 10pm on USA Network.

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She cut her hair short this season

TURN, The Americans, Better Call Saul and AMC's specials like The West and now The Mob I used to watch a lot of Big Bang but I've usually been gone when it's on due to travel and missed too much to keep up. The repeats just play the same old past episodes from one season over and over.

I watch ID fairly frequently, usually late at night in bed where I get drowsy and eventually nod off. Then I turn it off.

No more than three hours a week total.

Oh wow. An oldie. I guess I can post an updated list.

Game of Thrones

That's it. Boyfriend bought the entire series of Breaking Bad. I've never seen it. We're starting on them tonight.

Nowhere near religiously, but I watched 4 hours of My Big Fat Wonderful Life yesterday. O man, so many WTF??s. They took this 400lb lady, who enjoys being fat btw, on a couples skiing trip. It was like real-life Tammy.

Those poor pizzas and french fries.

I had time for that then, back in my freelance self-employed days. Though I still watch a lot, but maybe half that now.

In any case, single, live alone, no family or desire for one, so I have the freedom to do pretty much whatever I want when I'm not working.

I plan to binge watch Game of Thrones 'cuz I missed most of it traveling. I binged watched Breaking Bad. I think these types of series are actually better when binge watching.

Starting season one episode two. Lil man is down now, so we should be good to go without pausing (knock on wood).

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Episodes coming back next month

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I saw it on RedBox last weekend. Got through all of Season 1 last weekend. Four episodes one night, three another night, then three on a second disc July 4th evening. I almost decided to give up on it because it was b-o-r-i-n-g! Plus it was hard to understand all those Brits not pronouncing their "ts" when it doesn't even come with closed captioning. Drove me nuts! But starting with Episode 9 it gets good.

I'm more a reader than I am a big TV watcher. I like to watch movies and those continuing series—Turn, The Americans, Better Call Saul, The Crown and also Big Bang but I miss a lot of BB due to travel usually on Thursdays. So haven't kept up.

I binged: Breaking Bad, Mad Men ( except for the last season), The Tudors, Reign, Marco Polo, Hell on Wheels, each season of The Last Kingdom and three earlier seasons to The Americans, which is much better watched consecutively.

I've been binge watching Curb Your Enthusiasm on demand, hadn't seen it in a while and thought I would get in Larry David gear for the upcoming season.

I can't help but think former former GM Pioli would not approve of Leon's problematic asshole protocol.

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Queen of the South.

I have been watching Brickleberry on Netflix. If you find crude racist sexist jokes offensive then it's not for you. I think it is funny as hell.

As funny as the first time I saw it.

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Wonder if Tabasco does anything for itchy pussy.

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A favorite, but not THE favorite.

THIS is the favorite

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I like Ink Master show, very entertaining I think.

New season guests

Ted Danson and Mary Steenburgen [of course]

Lauren Graham
Elizabeth Banks
Bryan Cranston
Jimmy Kimmel
Ed Begley Jr.
Carrie Brownstein
Nick Offerman
Nasim Pedrad
Elizabeth Perkins.

Schnikes!!

Man, even playing high and scruffy, Carol can still GET IT!!

You wouldn't have thought Lolita Davidovich would have been much of a cameo guest on curb but that episode turned out to be a classic.

"You can't be gay by proxy, its probably in the ****ing constitution." / Richard Lewis

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anybody watching Snowfall? I'm really digging it so far. previews for the next show has my man Bokeem Woodbine showing up (Mike Milligan from Fargo).
it'd be pretty damn cool if he IS Milligan. LOL

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Blacklist
Gotham
Scorpion
APB
Frequency

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We have been going through all of the Curb seasons for the 2nd time. Currently in the 7th. Such a great show! :)

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I never understood the love for Curb Your Enthusiasm. He just grates on me. That nasally voice and whiny character just make me cringe. Same with the Garry Shandling and Ray Romano.

None. I watch NONE religiously. It's mind rot.

Didn't you just binge watch GoT?

And considering all of the talking heads and journalists you're familiar with i'd imagine you spend a ton of time watching cable network news too.

I bet you watch a bunch of Hannity and that other douchebag with a punchable face too.

Oh yeah?

Not really religiously though. I consider most of those movies that are in series form ( often binged watched in a few weeks) not something like the list in the first post. ID is not watched religiously if you note. I do watch late at night but only sporadically. I do watch movies on Netflix including in serial form, but it is not done religiously but at certain times of the year.

I thought this was a different thread than where that was posted. Nice to see you pay so much attention to me. I am flattered.

It's called cringe comedy. Either you get it or you don't. Or maybe more precisely either you find humor in the pain and conflict or you don't.

The key is usually finding a nugget of relatability.

For Larry, he's an asshole, but he's an asshole who's often right about stupid social conventions. Goodbye hugs, four way stop signs, how many free samples you get until you have to pick a flavor and buy something, holding an elevator, talking on a cell phone in crowded enclosed spaces; Larry picks at them and punctures the absurdity without flinching.

Ray Ramano is similar about the pain of a hen-pecked husband who's still a momma's boy, although truly it's just his voice that's grating, not his whole persona. Either you find humor in a head of a household paralyzed by trying to simultaneously placate a wife and a mother who are often at odds, or you don't.

Garry Schandling isn't really fair, because he's grating because he's kind of uncovering an untold truth of show business, that often the happy smiling face of late night comedy is a vain neurotic mess when the camera is off. It's part straight comedy, part expose of Hollywood fictionalizing of onscreen personas. So the nugget of relatability is 'I knew those guys were fakers, nobody's always that chipper!!'

Another I'd add to cringe comedy is David Brent/Michael Scott as the branch managers of their respective versions of The Office. I won't protract this by going over their characters again. Hopefully, most can see the structural parallels.

KU football.
It's hilarious.

As if by magic

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90% Reruns and CNBC stocks from 6am until 10am:

M*A*S*H*
Everybody Loves Raymond
King of Queens
Big Bang Theory
Roseanne
How I Met Your Mother

Everybody Loves Raymond

Unsolved Mysteries

Drew Carey Show

Kitchen Nightmares

I know what cringe comedy is, and that has nothing to do with it. Different comedies make you cringe for different reasons. That's not the issue. The issue is that the main characters are over the top with whining and complaining. That's what makes me cringe. Totally different from the Office (which I loved by the way, both versions). In the office the cringe is for the over the top character traits BEYOND being constant sources of bitching and moaning.

Fox News and Fox Business News. Mainly for the hot women. Check out Trish Regan.

Fine, you get and enjoy good cringe comedy, but feel that Curb doesn't do it well. We'll all have to live with your assessment.

I never said it was bad. I simply said I didn't understand why others liked it. You're the one that got the attitude about teaching me what cringe comedy was. Next time I'll ask you before I decide I don't like something to make sure it's OK.

What the actual ****.

You take the time to post that you DO NOT UNDERSTAND SOMETHING.

I explain what YOU SAID YOU DIDN'T UNDERSTAND.

You retort that you understand everything and still think it's shit, even though it's a widely and long popular show

AND I'M THE ONE WITH ATTITUDE?

Which is it, do you NOT UNDERSTAND why it's such a popular show? Or do you UNDERSTAND why and still disagree?

And if you 'understand' the humor of the show, and still don't 'understand' why anyone likes it, how in the hell is that different than saying the show is bad?

Check yourself and ponder how you come off.

Wow. Are you OK? I know I don't post on here often, but I normally don't see you get this angry?

My response to your condescending cringe comedy explanation was simply that your answer was not what I did not understand about why people like the show. Cringe comedy is supposed to be about the actions and dialogue and situations that make you cringe. They don't, he does.

What I don't understand is why people like to watch characters like that. It's not about the show, it's about the character and/or actor portraying the character. As I explained in my first post. Maybe it would have been more clear if I didn't use the word cringe to describe my reaction, as it is not based around "cringe comedy".

Why would I be angry?

You say 'I never understood'
I take the time to explain EXACTLY what you say you never understood
You thank me by calling me a condescending prick.