Cole Younger wrote:

Zip City wrote:

Tequila Cowboy wrote:Fowl Play: Saying Goodbye to 'Duck Dynasty,' TV's Worst Show

This is the way the dynasty ends – not with a quack but with a whimper.

good riddance

Lol. I've never understood why some people hate that show so much and love crapping on the Robertson family.

Never understood that myself but then I don't watch it so I have no reason to hate it. I do pity the fool that ain't watching Dancing tonight.

anyone else catch the 60 minute premiere of this tonight? Pretty damn funny. Been aware of Brockmire via Funny or Die and shows like Dan Patrick & Rich Eisen, glad to see it getting expanded

And icing on the cake: Amanda Peet is a god damn national treasure!!!

Did I mention that Amanda Peet is a god damn national treasure?

New season of Doctor Who starting tonight. Unfortunately, it will be Peter Capaldi's last. On any given day, I cannot decide if I like his portrayal or Tom Baker's more.

last night's return of Veep makes me extremely happy

season 3 (final season) of The Leftovers.

Holy fuck!

1 down, 7 to go, this is gonna be a helluva ride

This is going to be amazing! (Fingers crossed...)

I think last night's episode of Fargo is my favorite of any season. It was like Twin Peaks meets Big Lebowski meets Fargo. I was shocked by the relatively negative reviews it received.

Better Call Saul is really hitting the mark as a series.


Silicon Valley continues to be the funniest show on TV, though the last episode was only OK at best (the fridge hack by Gilfoyle was the best part).

tinnitus photography wrote:Better Call Saul is really hitting the mark as a series.

Agreed, I think we are about five episodes in on season three now. Excellent writing, directing and acting. Such depth and so much stuff going on. It's a Masterpiece.

RolanK wrote:

tinnitus photography wrote:Better Call Saul is really hitting the mark as a series.

Agreed, I think we are about five episodes in on season three now. Excellent writing, directing and acting. Such depth and so much stuff going on. It's a Masterpiece.

Absolutely; its BB level. BCS and Fargo are keeping the second golden age going.

What's some other shows to check out? I'm psyched for Snowfall next month.

Smitty wrote:

RolanK wrote:

tinnitus photography wrote:Better Call Saul is really hitting the mark as a series.

Agreed, I think we are about five episodes in on season three now. Excellent writing, directing and acting. Such depth and so much stuff going on. It's a Masterpiece.

Absolutely; its BB level. BCS and Fargo are keeping the second golden age going.

What's some other shows to check out? I'm psyched for Snowfall next month.

I'm really digging American Gods and the Twin Peaks revival.

The new Showtime series. I'm dying up here is outstanding.

Just finishing season 1 of this. If you have nothing else to watch this isn't bad. It's really over burdened with subplots and misdirection but manages to still be interesting. Stanley Tucci is fantastic in his role, but he's always pretty great.

Flea wrote:
I'm really digging American Gods and the Twin Peaks revival.

Same here on American Gods. It took a few episodes to pick up some momentum but once it got rolling it was great. Love it every time Mad Sweeney calls Laura "dead wife" This show is visually stunning, just awesome to look at. Hell, the opening credits alone are amazing

And the Bowie version of Gillian Anderson's "god" was one for the ages

Tonight's Twin Peaks freaked the shit out of our puppy. She sat beside me like a trembling bag of protoplasm, occasionally bolstering enough courage to bark at the screen, hoping I'd talk her down.

pretty dang entertaining.........plus, I'd watch pert near anything with Allison Brie

whatwouldcooleydo? wrote:pretty dang entertaining.........plus, I'd watch pert near anything with Allison Brie

I watched the first two episodes the other night.

Smitty wrote:

RolanK wrote:

tinnitus photography wrote:Better Call Saul is really hitting the mark as a series.

Agreed, I think we are about five episodes in on season three now. Excellent writing, directing and acting. Such depth and so much stuff going on. It's a Masterpiece.

Absolutely; its BB level.

I think it's better than BB at this point. And I say that as someone who LOVED BB. I think the interesting question is going to be when it's all said and done, should a newbie watch BB first or BCS first?

sactochris wrote:

whatwouldcooleydo? wrote:pretty dang entertaining.........plus, I'd watch pert near anything with Allison Brie

I watched the first two episodes the other night.

And?

whatwouldcooleydo? wrote:

sactochris wrote:

whatwouldcooleydo? wrote:pretty dang entertaining.........plus, I'd watch pert near anything with Allison Brie

I watched the first two episodes the other night.

And?

I was a little bit underwhelmed but I'm going to keep watching. It was certainly nice to see Alison Brie topless.

sactochris wrote: I was a little bit underwhelmed but I'm going to keep watching. It was certainly nice to see Alison Brie topless.

I can see being underwhelmed. Agree totally that it isn't great but still pretty entertaining. Definitely worth seeing through to the end. One thing I noticed in later episodes was Alison Brie seemingly shifting between her (higher pitched) Annie voice from Community and the deeper Trudy voice from Mad Men. Really stood out in one episode

If I were president I would sign a law stating that Alison Brie and Aubrey Plaza have to be in every film/TV show

Interesting that in GLOW the Betty Gilpin (Debbie/Liberty Belle) character was cheated on by her husband- same thing happened to her character recently in American Gods

Also was stunned to see singer Kate Nash in this, I had no idea she acted. She certainly had no issues with constant states of toplessness

So psyched.

Highly recommend this 4-part documentary, following the careers of Jimmy Iovine and Dr. Dre. Tons of interviews, with details on recording by Springsteen, U2, Patti Smith, Tom Petty, Stevie Nicks, NWA, Snoop Dog, Eminem, Dre, and likely others.

So is it safe to discuss GoT yet ?

TW_2.0 wrote:So is it safe to discuss GoT yet ?

WARNING: Spoiler alert (watch the episode already, dammit!)



I'd say so. Sure, why not. As usual, they leave us with a bunch of questions. How did Ser Jorah get in a cell in Oldtown. I guess Dany has dibs on the dragon-glass below Dragonstone? Will Cersei marry Urine?

TW_2.0 wrote:So is it safe to discuss GoT yet ?

This is no spoiler: Arya is a fucking badass!

Adios House Frey.

Anyone watching Ray Donovan? This season's premiere brought all kinds of surprises

whatwouldcooleydo? wrote:pretty dang entertaining.........plus, I'd watch pert near anything with Allison Brie

renewed for season 2