(06-03-2015, 01:36 PM)XenoMorph Wrote: probly will get into 12 Monkeys or Try as i enjoyed the orignal movie and concept
IMO, not just one of the best new shows this year but one of the best shows on tv, period. It's what all the post-apocalypse dramas want to be but don't come close to (and that include TWD).
(06-03-2015, 08:34 PM)Johnny Cupcakes Wrote: I was watching Bates Motel, but it's lost some steam. I've been watching Daredevil on Netflix if that counts.
(06-05-2015, 11:48 PM)BengalsRocker Wrote: I agree. Still good just not as good.
The acting is pretty top notch though. Vera Farmiga(Norma)and Freddie Highmore(Norman)were perfectly casted.
The thing that surprised me from the beginning, is that is just wasn't about Norman and some cheap Psycho rehash.
If you haven't watched it people... you're missing out!
Agreed.
First season was great, second was ok, third I started the first episode and haven't gotten back to. But the cast is great. I think they were just trying to make it too main stream.
First two seasons are on Netflix. It is a very slow paced series, but if you invest the time it is really a good experience. Not in a "big spectacle" action sort of way. More of in a Forrest Gump sort of way.
Season 3 is coming to Sundance. Here's the trailer, though it really won't tell you much about the show. If anything, it makes the show look more exciting than it is:
(06-06-2015, 12:16 AM)Benton Wrote: I wanted to get into SHIELD and Gotham... but I just couldn't. Both moved so slow.
I don't know how far you got into Gotham, but it definitely picked up.
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(06-06-2015, 07:49 PM)JustWinBaby Wrote: IMO, not just one of the best new shows this year but one of the best shows on tv, period. It's what all the post-apocalypse dramas want to be but don't come close to (and that include TWD).
thanks ill definately check it out then... I get weary of watching new shows cause the ones i tend to like get cancelled..
I watch the super old rerun channel: All in the Family, Newhart, MASH, Batman (from the 1960's), etc. and then the not so old rerun channel (Seinfeld, Family Guy, etc.). And, I don't watch much of either. I do miss HBO just a bit since cutting the cord but really find I am happier the less TV I watch.
However, the other day I fired up Netflix (which I occasionally binge watch) for the first time in forever, and it actually had a good recommendation. (Weird as I am, it has a hard time recommending shit.) I had watched several "30 for 30" and it recommended one called, "I Still Hate Christian Laettner." Wildcats Forever would probably love it, and it must be newer because someone told me they just saw it for first time too. Anyway, I remember the 1992 game when he made "the shot" against Kentucky as one of the best games I have ever watched, and though a Kentuckian I did not then nor do I now hate Laettner. In fact, just to make it interesting I kind of half rooted for Duke since my buddy was a UK grad, but I really didn't care who won. Anyhow, the 30 for 30's tend to be interesting and this one was one of the best ones I have seen.
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(06-06-2015, 07:49 PM)JustWinBaby Wrote: IMO, not just one of the best new shows this year but one of the best shows on tv, period. It's what all the post-apocalypse dramas want to be but don't come close to (and that include TWD).
Yeah, I like 12 Monkeys too. Very well acted.
If I had money to just throw around, I'd try getting Phillips Hue lighting for it. You don't happen to have that, do you?
(06-09-2015, 05:02 PM)XenoMorph Wrote: thanks ill definately check it out then... I get weary of watching new shows cause the ones i tend to like get cancelled..
It's already been picked-up for Season 2. I'm not sure the rating are really there yet, but a lot of critics are calling it the best sci-fi show in over 10 years, so I think ScyFy will stick with it a while.
I think it could be one of those shows that explodes on Netflix after a season or two. I'm actually planning to watch it again at some point - it's that good and that crazy that viewing again will probably answer some questions while raising all kinds of new ones.
But if you try too hard to figure out timelines and causality your head will explode.
(06-03-2015, 09:04 AM)BmorePat87 Wrote: So what's good on TV right now?
I know we all are watching TWD when it is on and Game of Thrones. Anything else?
Currently the only other shows I am watching is Hell's Kitchen (don't judge) and Orphan Black.
I just got into Orphan Black after my wife binge watched it. BBC American show about these clones and them discovering what they are. One actress plays 4 main characters. Pretty good. Amazon Prime has all 3 seasons if you have Amazon Prime.
Orphan Black is on my "to watch" list. I love British shows. The British kick the crap out of American actors. Probably because Hollywood doesn't appear to look for new talent. They just use the kids or friends of established stars or former stars. (Or they find talented British actors who can do American accents). But I digress. I'm watching another British show on video, Call the Midwife. And I of course watched Downton Abbey. There's another UK produced show called Fortitude about a town called Forttude in the Arctic. It's really good as well.
(06-09-2015, 09:35 PM)34inXXIII Wrote: As did SHIELD, particularly after the tie in with Captain America: Winter Soldier.
I've got SHIELD S2 on my DVR. I still need to watch the first one on Netflix. I did enjoy the Agent Carter spinoff from this year.
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