Favorite TV Show(s)

[colin007]

i liked most of the new Xfiles eps, i think the chemistry between Fox and Mulder is one of the greatest connections i have seen on film.

love blackish and goldbergs.

Superstore is really really funny.

[phan52]

Happy that Better Call Saul is back. Mike is the best.

[Gator Hazard]

Just finished Mad Men, was not impressed with the finale but a great show all in all.

The Man In The High Castle was good, could be better and we will see what they do with next season

Bloodline was very good, watched all of that

The Amerikans is a good show, I love the Cold War era stuff and the nostalgia of seeing and remembering things from when I was a kid in the 80s.  We are on Season 3 of that one.

 

[nevets88]

Night Manager has a very cool opening credits sequence. The UK show isn't here yet, but it's John la Carre, slow burn spy miniseries. Should be really good.

 

 

[nevets88]

House of Cards and parallels to today's election situation.

[jsgolfer]

Daredevil Season 2 now streaming on Netflix.  Sweet!    

[colin007]

My wife and I have been rewatching our box set of My So-Called Life. What a great show. Claire Danes was riveting. So much range and depth from a 13 yr old child actor.

[inthehole]

If all cable TV had was The Walking Dead & Vikings on History Channel, I'd pay for it ... Vikings is getting ridiculously good this season.   LOL last week when the princess took Rollo into the pantry !!

 

[9wood]

Blue Bloods

Law and Order

Both are awesome shows

 

 

[nevets88]

Hearing that Roots is getting a remake, rewatching 1977 Roots. Was too young to really understand any of it in depth as I do now. Great storytelling, history lesson and acting.

WGN's Underground doesn't seem to be anything new in terms of story and theme, the music is anachronistic, but hearing Kanye does kind of work. Interesting enough to keep on watching.

Colony sounded promising, but it's a disappointment.

[Dan42nepa]

Vikings. The Americans. Walking Dead, Better call saul, Billions, The five. Outsiders, 

[Jakester23]

I'm a big fan of Homeland and Billions. I'd also go with walking dead as far as shows currently airing. 

[nevets88]

BBC's second series of Happy Valley is on US Netflix and halfway in, this season is even better than the first. This series is so antithetical to most on US TV, many women of a certain age have prominent roles in the show and they're doing their jobs well, they're flawed, but they cope. You just would not see a broadcast television network here put a US version of Sarah Lancashire in a prominent role. It's all getting ad dollars from the 18-35 demo. Or was it 18-34? 35, over the hill.

[nevets88]

Finally got to see a couple of episodes of Vinyl. I love 70s music, and the musical numbers in the show are great, but not really enjoying the show that much, it's just okay. It's nothing we haven't seen before, music companies screwing musicians, people in the music biz doing coke, etc... Yes, I did notice the Scorsese touches, but Treme, the series set in New Orleans, is the better show so far that features music.

[Warren Zevon]

Season two of AMC's Turn finally arrived on Netflix.  After a quick binge, this show is quickly turning out to be one of my favourites. 

 

 

[nevets88]

Holy time warp, Game of Thrones starts tonight? Totally forgot, I'm not ready yet. What the hell happened last season again? 

 

[nevets88]

That last scene in GoT. WTF?

[Yukari]

23 hours ago, nevets88 said:

That last scene in GoT. WTF?

Haven't watched it yet as I'm traveling and have it DVR'ed it to watch this weekend. 

Can't wait to find out.