Not even finished the first episode yet, but I'm still gonna recommend it. Penny Dreadful.
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I love it u feel like I don't want it to end so im savouring it. Ive also got the wire boxset and haven't touched it yet I guess im saving it for when im in a position where I have no sky or wifi and im forced to watch dvds then il watch them.
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im only on the second episode of southland and I know im going to like this show. Fargo is definatly my favourite new show its awesome... awe jeez
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im only on the second episode of southland and I know im going to like this show. Fargo is definatly my favourite new show its awesome... awe jeez
I don't normally watch a lot of tv but right now I seem to be, thus:
Game of Thrones, needs no intro. I'm probably not as into it as I thought I might be, but as a fantasy fan it does the job and more.
The Americans, actually one of the best shows around in my humble opinion, slick, edgy and interesting.
The Blacklist, another very slick and polished show, although James Spader completely steals most scenes, and the premise is repetitive when not character-centric.
Revolution, a bit tongue-in-cheek post-apocalyptic fare, full of clichés but an easy watch with a drink.
From Dusk Till Dawn, movie spin off series, it's basically just the movie but in depth for the first 6-7 episodes. I'm a fan of the general Tarantino-Rodriguez colabs, so was always going to watch this. It's quite funny how characters have literally been replaced like for like, although Madison Davenport is hardly Juliette Lewis.
Fargo, only seen a couple of episodes but I can already see I'm going to like it.
I think I'll wrap it up with these shows for a while, now the better weather has arrived.
Game of Thrones, needs no intro. I'm probably not as into it as I thought I might be, but as a fantasy fan it does the job and more.
The Americans, actually one of the best shows around in my humble opinion, slick, edgy and interesting.
The Blacklist, another very slick and polished show, although James Spader completely steals most scenes, and the premise is repetitive when not character-centric.
Revolution, a bit tongue-in-cheek post-apocalyptic fare, full of clichés but an easy watch with a drink.
From Dusk Till Dawn, movie spin off series, it's basically just the movie but in depth for the first 6-7 episodes. I'm a fan of the general Tarantino-Rodriguez colabs, so was always going to watch this. It's quite funny how characters have literally been replaced like for like, although Madison Davenport is hardly Juliette Lewis.
Fargo, only seen a couple of episodes but I can already see I'm going to like it.
I think I'll wrap it up with these shows for a while, now the better weather has arrived.
thanks for getting in the way of my miss congeniality contest
I like it, but it's still relatively early in the show, so it hasn't had the time to get tedious and predictable. Kind of like I felt initially about Person of Interest but with time, I lost interest in it.
I like it, but it's still relatively early in the show, so it hasn't had the time to get tedious and predictable. Kind of like I felt initially about Person of Interest but with time, I lost interest in it.
The CW's comic-turned-into-tv-series are generally lame. I never got into Arrow or Smallville. This Flash doesn't look too bad compared to the older tv series so I may give it a watch, without having too much high hopes for it. If you want good super hero stuff check out Young Justice and Green Lantern from the WB series. Those I actually woke up on a Saturday morning for.
