ESPN's Sportscenter this morning before going to work. Yeah I recommend it although I didn't really "watch" it in a traditional sense. I had it on hoping to catch the baseball scores from the night before.
The last one I really watched was the new Adventure Time on Cartoon Network. I was surprised how it ended. Lady Rainicorn told Jake she's pregnant!
The last TV show I watched was the second season of The Walking Dead last year. I don't watch many TV shows and the one's I do usually turns up into watching it with my family, due to me directly or indirectly getting them into it. As it stands we're just waiting for season 3 of walking dead to start, the 4th season of Son's of Anarchy to release on blu-ray and the 5th season that air's this fall. Before those two shows I really can't remember the last TV show I watched, maybe Jericho years back?
I do make a habit of sometimes walking out and watching whatever show my dad seems to be watching. We watched a couple of episodes of Beyond Scared Straight. Angry looking prisoners shouting at teenage malcontents that usually look like they are about to shit their pants once the shouting from inmates starts. Not that I blame them, some 6'6 bald white guy with a goatee shouting that he's going to "auction me off for cigarette's" doesn't look very fun. Stay in school kids!
The last tv show that i have seen is The Big Bang theory on Last night on mine pc. Its mine favorite show and i like it so much. The laugh that creates in the show is really amazing to watch. All the character of the show has played really nice role but in all mine favorite is Penny. She is really awesome actress to watch.
Workaholics. Finally sad down and watched season 1 in two nights. Show's pretty funny even though the short guy is a little too obnoxious for my taste.
Just started season 2 of "The Unit", this show is so great. From everything I'd seen about this show I thought it might be too realistic and boring, and it seems very freaking realistic, but it's not boring at all. It does have kickass action and espionage, but they also make plenty of room to give insight into military procedure and develop the characters. The result is a show where every episode ends up feeling like a learning experience.
At first it seems like the show's focus on the squad members' wives and home lives will be lame but it's really unique in the way it goes back and forth from their home lives to their missions and shows how each side impacts the other. There's also a great amount of variety in the scenarios from episode to episode which keeps things fresh; after only 15 episodes I'm already surprised by the gamut of mission types these spec ops guys handle. If "Strike Back" (also great) is like the Call Of Duty of tv shows then this is "Splinter Cell". It's awesome to see these guys not only outshoot everybody, but outwit them as well. I love it.
I've been watching through The West Wing for the first time since it came onto Amazon Prime. My first exposure to Aaron Sorkin was Studio 60 and I loved it. The West Wing is pretty great so if you have Amazon Prime you should definitely check it out.
Mine is Breaking Bad, Season 5. Considerably weaker than the past seasons in my opinion. But, you know, it's still pretty good.
considerably weaker? how?! i thought it was the best one yet. so much pathos has been built up over the first four, and it is now being brought to bear with a terrific sense of scale, a suitably nasty overtone, and with a great consideration of the story as a whole, which surprised me, i was afraid they would be just adding stuff for the sake of perpetuating it's success, but not at all. the story is so well thought out from beginning to... well we're not at the end yet but it would surprise me if they suddenly dropped the ball now, the writers and story editors have done a superb job.
i just watched the first two seasons of Louie and laughed my ass off.
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