justincredible;1870187 wrote:We recently started watching Friends from College on Netflix. It's pretty damn funny so far.
I enjoyed for sure. Definitely left me wanting the next season sooner rather than later.Fab4Runner;1870197 wrote:I loved Friends from College so much.
I will say that overall the series was "meh". I would watch it if it was on, but never DVR'd it or made sure to watch it. Couldn't even tell you what night of the week it was on.justincredible;1870194 wrote:It got a few smirks and/or chuckles from me, but overall I did not enjoy it. I remember liking it when it was originally on, but it just hasn't held up well for me.
I just learned something new last night.gut;1869803 wrote:It definitely sucked. But I was willing to see where it would go. SG1 was really good, but probably ran several season too long (the Baul reboot and the Ori weren't that interesting).
If you guys like Sci-fy, 12 Monkeys will not disappoint.
I'm going to give it a shot, but I don't know if I will watch the whole season. I only watched 15 mins of Scandal before I turned it off.CenterBHSFan;1870163 wrote:It was "kinda" over the top, because that is what AHS always does. They push the limits of gore, sex and humor lol!
But yes, a woman screamed because Trump won and a guy humped his tv because Trump won. A great portrayal/analogy of what happened IRL.
To me, Ozark is one of the best ones out there. Hate when people nitpick about various things... it's a damned TV show!Automatik;1870232 wrote:Just finished Ozark....awesome show.
I have no idea. Maybe I saw it (I watched the entire series on DVD), but not sure. My guess is you take away the magical sarcophagus and it's over, then maybe shoot a celebration scene.jmog;1870214 wrote: The ending actually is an "ending" like in a movie as it was not setup to continue the series like originally.
Heard it sucked and changed too much to make it more "family friendly". Remember originally SG-1 was on Showtime and was rather edgy. Shoot, Share' was nude in the first 2 episodes somewhere.gut;1870253 wrote:I have no idea. Maybe I saw it (I watched the entire series on DVD), but not sure. My guess is you take away the magical sarcophagus and it's over, then maybe shoot a celebration scene.
Alright, I'll check it out.ptown_trojans_1;1871108 wrote:Watched the Deuce last night. I loved it. Fans of the Wire and David Simon shows will also love it.
The last few things I've seen him in, I really liked. As a person, he strikes me as an absolute tumblrina and drama queen, but he's won me over as an actor.ptown_trojans_1;1871161 wrote:Yeah, I was on the fence as I'm not a huge James Franco fan. But watching it, I was sucked into that world of gritty, dirty 1971 New York. It's classic Simon.
Pacific should be next.ernest_t_bass;1871173 wrote:Finishing up Band of Brothers. While I'm incredibly late to the party with finally getting around to watching it, it ranks up there as one of my all-time favorites.
Not quite as good as BoB but I think that is because many try to compare the two.Laley23;1871184 wrote:Pacific should be next.
It's probably not. It is different, and amazing in its own way.thavoice;1871257 wrote:Not quite as good as BoB but I think that is because many try to compare the two.
They are making a third installment taking on the Air Force, well Army Air Corp at the time...right?
http://www.doddlenews.com/television-news/hbos-band-of-brothers-and-the-pacific-to-get-sequel/
I don't sleep much. I'm actually gone from home quite a bit. I'll get about 2 eps. in per night, and one in the a.m. I'm an early riser and a night owl. Everyone goes to bed early, so I'll start eps. around 9:00. Wake b/t 5:15-5:30 every day for coffee and wind up time.SportsAndLady;1871289 wrote:Etb what the hell do you do that you can watch all these tv shows lol
I caught one episode of it, the one on Bill Clinton. I thought it was well done and yeah, interesting and very watchable.O-Trap;1871837 wrote:Anyone watch CNN's The Nineties? I thought it was fascinating.
And I believe one of the people in it is/was on here at one time.
