Rate the last TV Show you watched

[manwiththestick]

Half way through season one of Justified, so far so- so. The pilot episode was excellent but since then its just been an average cop procedural. Boyd seems to be set for a return in the next few episodes. I hope.

Stick with it, you're in for a treat.

[Elite]

Half way through season one of Justified, so far so- so. The pilot episode was excellent but since then its just been an average cop procedural. Boyd seems to be set for a return in the next few episodes. I hope.

You are through the worst part now, it gets brilliant at the end of season one and the following seasons. Stick with it, it's outstanding.

[Anny Road]

House of Cards has turned into a right slow burner. Great show. Loved it. Spacey is one of the finest actors of his generation and combines hostility and gentleness in his character superbly.  Plus i'd bonk the arse of Mrs Underwood.

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

Yeah, I enjoyed it too. Bloody good stuff, actually. I had to fuck that Bates Motel off, though. Utter shit, that.

[Rico1304]

Blue Bloods drives me mental with all the religious clap trap.

[manwiththestick]

Kolchak: The night stalker (original series). Was bored last night decided to rewatch a couple of episodes, still love it even if I've seen them before, will watch a few more tonight probably.

 

For anyone who has seen it, it's like a 70's X - files(X-Files creator Chris Carter said it was one of his inspirations) with the excellent Darrin McGavin in the lead role as Carl Kolchak the news reporter who has a knack of seeking out the more mysterious crimes. 8/10.

 

Stay away from the recentish remake though.

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

Californication S7

 

RIP.

 

The death of a once great show. Been on the wane, but it's just fucked now.

[Pidge]

American horror story, murder house and asylum.

 

both enjoyable in their own weird little ways. The first series does creepy haunted house really well and has a twisted sense of humour. The second goes all gross out before kind of losing its way, but by that point the characters are interesting enough to carry it through.

 

loads of film and horror references throughout.

[VladimirIlyich]

Finished the West Wing last week after wading through all 7 series in about 6 months. Excellent stuff overall but another that was at least a series too long.

Asking shows to be over 20 episodes per series long is just asking too much.

Its no coincidence that most of the best series,Sopranos,Breaking Bad,Boardwalk Empire,keep it to a dozen or so episodes per season and leave viewers wanting more.

[Jose Jones]

Been watching Fargo against my better judgement because the film is a classic and I don't like remakes. First episode was really good though so it sucked me in. The next 3 have been a bit too drawn out though so getting a bit put off.

[polymerpunkah]

Breaking Bald

 

I only watched a minute or two.

 

It's an informercial for hair replacements. For women.

 

Fantastic.

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

Anybody been watching Salem? I've downloaded a few episodes, but haven't even bothered yet. Wondered if I should? 

[Phoenix]

House of cards ... 8/10

 

Spacey is quality in it and very well directed by David Fincher in the first series ... Not finished this series yet

 

 

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[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

Also, I caught the pilot of the new AMC show, Halt and Catch Fire. 7/10. Definitely give that a go. 

 

[Adebisi]

Finished off season 7 of It's Always Sunny.. last night.

I seriously expected a serious drop in quality by now. It's dipped a little but I still find myself laughing at most episodes. 

 

[Carvalho Diablo]

How The West Was Won with Ray Mears.

 

Almost worth the TV licence fee alone. Some wonderful characters, great heart warming stories, jaw dropping scenery, in Mears reverential love letter to the early exploration of the USA.

 

Part 2 next week and I can't wait.

 

Bear Grylls cannot hold a candle to Mears work.

[polymerpunkah]

One to look forward to, thanks.

 

I really enjoyed his shows on the early explorers in Canada. You could see his respect for them, and for the people they found here.

[Carvalho Diablo]

One to look forward to, thanks.

 

I really enjoyed his shows on the early explorers in Canada. You could see his respect for them, and for the people they found here.

 

Hope you can enjoy BBC iplayer mate...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b044md9y

[polymerpunkah]

Thanks. 

 

I'll check it out.

[Red Dawn]

Just watched 8 series of Peep Show on Netflix...one of the best TV comedies I have seen in years. Thanks to the GF I wouldn't have know about it.

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

I just watched the mid season ending episode of Suits. 8/10

 

Litt up is right.

[Elite]

Episode 1, The Shadow Line.

 

Thought it was ace and am looking forward to the rest of it.

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

Is that a new one, mate?

[Sugar Ape]

Couple of years old, BBC, Christopher Eccleston and the dude out of 12 years a slave who's name I can't remember if it's the one I'm thinking of.

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

BBC... Meh.