What was the last TV show you watched?

[Formeruser012523]

And man movies. lol lol

Yep. With my mother.

[video=youtube;GvBrU1Cofms]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvBrU1Cofms[/video]

:rofl:

That pretty much sums it up.

 

[countryclubjoe]

Elementary

CCJ

 

[MisterCairo]

Supernatural. Tonight's episode featured a Golem. Gotta love it.

 

[Gregg Axley]

Leave It To Beaver.
Beaver goes to Linda Dennison's party, only to find out he's the only boy there.

 

[C44Antelope]

Simon and Simon. Rick has a nice Panama of sorts

 

[AtomicEraTom]

King of the Hill.

 

[AmateisGal]

The Americans. Not as powerful as the first episode - I missed the feel that the '80s music gave the first episode.

 

[Doctor Strange]

I was also really disappointed in the second ep of The Americans. I'm going to keep watching, but unless it improves in the next couple of eps, I won't be sticking with it.

I'm also annoyed of how much of a boldfaced Homeland replication it is: Let's take a beloved actress who became famous playing a confused teen who's now in her thirties, change her hair color, and make her a badass spy who's got major personal issues all mixed up with professional issues.

 

[jamespowers]

Supernatural. Tonight's episode featured a Golem. Gotta love it.

Darn! I missed it again! Ok re-runs then.

 

[jamespowers]

King of the Hill.

[video=youtube_share;SAPDxHlXXSg]http://youtu.be/SAPDxHlXXSg[/video]

 

[Worf]

Funny.... I've said "that boy ain't right" or "there's something wrong with that boy" about 10 thousand times if'n I've said it once..

Worf

 

[jamespowers]

Funny.... I've said "that boy ain't right" or "there's something wrong with that boy" about 10 thousand times if'n I've said it once..

Worf

I say that every time I watch one of those reality TV things for five minutes and then change the channel.

 

[Feraud]

Is anyone watching the HBO program Enlightened starring Laura Dern? The series is a dark comedy on the whistleblower theme. Laura Dern plays a former executive who has become "enlightened" after a mental breakdown following a disastrous relationship with a married co-worker. After a holistic Hawaiian retreat Amy (Laura Dern) is convinced she is on the right path and intends to drag everyone along to her newfound deeper understanding.
I enjoy the uncomfortable humor and ideas presented by writer/actor/director Mike White as Amy barrels her way into the lives of family and co-workers preaching her message. The message is worthy but the messenger is definitely flawed. Amy is charming, well meaning, but frequently overbearing and uncomfortable to view.
With a title like Enlightened I've been watching and wondering just how enlighted Amy thinks she is.
Also stars Diane Ladd, Luke Wilson, and Mike White.

 

[AmateisGal]

I was also really disappointed in the second ep of The Americans. I'm going to keep watching, but unless it improves in the next couple of eps, I won't be sticking with it.

I'm also annoyed of how much of a boldfaced Homeland replication it is: Let's take a beloved actress who became famous playing a confused teen who's now in her thirties, change her hair color, and make her a badass spy who's got major personal issues all mixed up with professional issues.

We'll see how the next few episodes go, but boy, it was like night and day difference between the first and second episodes. Hope it was just an anomaly and the third episode will back on track.

 

[Stormy]

Just finished "The Winds of War" mini-series form the early 80s I think. I highly recommend it.

 

[Touchofevil]

Saw the tail end of an episode of Ripper Street on the BBC channel. It was entertaining enough that I am going to look for it on demand.

 

[jamespowers]

Just finished "The Winds of War" mini-series form the early 80s I think. I highly recommend it.

I saw it on TV when it first came out. It was quite the story.

 

[Maudelynn]

I've been watching Campion, the BBC series based on the 1930s Albert Campion mysteries. I love it! I wish they had made more!

 

[AmateisGal]

An episode from The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles. This one was set in Barcelona and Indie was working with a bunch of Allied spies. It was my favorite episode from back in the day, so I was excited to find it on NetFlix.

 

[Doctor Strange]

Is anyone watching the HBO program Enlightened starring Laura Dern? The series is a dark comedy on the whistleblower theme. Laura Dern plays a former executive who has become "enlightened" after a mental breakdown following a disastrous relationship with a married co-worker. After a holistic Hawaiian retreat Amy (Laura Dern) is convinced she is on the right path and intends to drag everyone along to her newfound deeper understanding.
I enjoy the uncomfortable humor and ideas presented by writer/actor/director Mike White as Amy barrels her way into the lives of family and co-workers preaching her message. The message is worthy but the messenger is definitely flawed. Amy is charming, well meaning, but frequently overbearing and uncomfortable to view.
With a title like Enlightened I've been watching and wondering just how enlighted Amy thinks she is.
Also stars Diane Ladd, Luke Wilson, and Mike White.

I've watched it from the beginning last season, and love it. It's an amazingly interesting show, and Mike White's writing is to be commended for such truthful and gutsy observations. But since Amy is SO overbearing and delusional, I find that the best episodes are the ones that sideline her, like last night's, which concentrated on White's character Tyler, and the earlier ones devoted to Amy's mom (Diane Ladd - Laura Dern's REAL mom!) and her ex-husband (Luke Wilson).

The show is so truthful and moving... I hope that having Girls as its lead-in this season will garner new fans and keep it around for another season or two!