Last Television Program You Watched

Season 4 of Big Bang Theory arrived in the mail. Guess we're going to have to watch a couple of episodes in a while

Mad Men.

Oh my multiple gods. This season was a tidal wave.

I've been trapped in the Buffyverse

I confess to a guilty pleasure: 'Randy To The Rescue' on TLC.

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I watched a couple of old Doctor Who dvd's yesterday. Will probably watch some more today.

I have Grey's Anatomy on in the background.

My family has had BBQ Pitmasters playing in the background for a while now. Someone please help me. I'd like some barbecue.

Caught up on a couple of House episodes. I cannot. believe. it. is. ending (ended?). ARGH!

Although, I am consoled by the promise of the upcoming new series Mob Doctor.

Chrissy said:

Caught up on a couple of House episodes. I cannot. believe. it. is. ending (ended?). ARGH!

Although, I am consoled by the promise of the upcoming new series Mob Doctor.

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I'm so sad House is over. I'm in love with Hugh Laurie.

Last show was once again Breaking Bad. We're into season 3 now, and OMG is it getting AMAZING! I mean...the script writers are awesome.

My Big, Fat, American Gypsy Wedding.


I know. I know.

But I coudn't help myself...

...Only because I was eating a pint - yes, a whole pint - of Haagen-Dazs Butter Pecan.

I blame my lack of taste on the junk food.

What?

Once upon a time. Addicted. Damn.

Le Tour de France.

I have no excuse.

No wait - I have: I watch it for the travelogue. Not for Cadel.

Okay - a little bit for Cadel...

I watched the Euro cup final of Spain v Italy. And a couple more episodes of Big Bang Theory.

Breaking Bad on AMC.

First time I've watched it, and I didn't know what it was at first. It was okay, I guess. I like The Walking Dead better.

Deadliest Catch. Awesome.

Community

I finished Battlestar Galactica the other night. After I got done crying, I started Caprica. I wasn't expecting much, but I'm really enjoying it so far.

imo, Rome is the best thing TV has done, ever. The second season was even better. What heights might a third season have reached?

I watched two eps on youtube of the 1956 British show, The Adventures of Sir Lancelot, one of a triptych of black and white family shows of that era, Robin Hood and William Tell's adventures being the others. Robin Hood stands out among the three shows because Hollywood blacklisted writers were writing most of the scripts, and they are often sharp, witty, and interesting, despite being aimed at children, and full of subtle socialist/progressive ideas (of course Robin Hood stories always are--it's the legend's nature). This one was more meh, but the one story did have an interesting twist in it regarding an abducted daughter of a noble. I love youtube for being able to bring me such stuff.

And in that spirit, of appreciating how youtube can function as an important repository of historical footage, I rewatched a local public television show from, I think, North Carolina in the late 60's that starred country composer John Loudermilk.

Two And A Half Men is the name of T.v. Program that have watched last time by me. It is so interesting and full of entertainment.

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Doc Martin (on PBS) last night (Saturday)...


Saw it for the first time last week, and couldn't wait to catch it again.


Can't really explain it, but I find it fascinating.

Let's see - Common shows for me:

Sunday:
Kitchen Nightmares, Falling Skies, Political Animals

Monday:
Eureka (Gone. Sadness!) Might start Warehouse 13

Tuesday:
Covert Affairs

Wednesday:
Royal Pains

Really nothing else on after that, except NCIS, which I can't remember what day it plays other than every day on cable.