Topic: Rate the last TV show you've seen

[Halbred]

The set of que

what's not the point?

Did you...did you see Forgetting Sarah Marshall? Here, let me lift up my shirt real quick. There: more impressive. You can thank me later. LOL

The set of questions is
Do I like to see girls naked? Yes
Who would I rather see naked: Rosie O'donald or Kristen Bell? Kristen Bell
Would I want to see Kristen Bell naked? I don't not want to
Have I seen Sarah Marshal? Yes
Do I remember seeing her nude? No, the only thing i remember from Sarah Marshall is Jason Segal's dong, and Mila Kunis's Photoshopped shot. Kristen Bell wears a top even in sex scenes.
Do I care she may not be the bustiest women in television? Not so much
If there was a more attractive actress would I rather see her? Yes, but preferably I would like to see all of them.
So in conclusion that is the point.

Respect.

Naw, she didn't get her top off in Sarah Marshall (neither did Mila, who's similarly un-endowed) but she DID have a bikini top on. Even I admit, there are some girls who are flat as a board or PROBABLY flat as a board who I wouldn't mind seeing sans top: chief among them Anna Kendrick (Up in the Air, 50/50). I can't explain it.

[BlackNMild2k1]

Let's just say that I could gif Kristen Bell dancing around in her bra and panties (w/ close-ups) if I wanted to.

I enjoy the show. Stogi enjoys the show.
and I just hope it stays as good if not gets better.

[ThePerm]

I haven't seen the show, but thanks to egotastic, which you introduced me to, im in good hands

[Halbred]

Egotistic is amazing.

[BlackNMild2k1]

LOf'nL @ ep5 of House of Lies.

The Mormon chick and everything was hilarious.

[ThePerm]

http://i.imgur.com/EcUC1.jpg

[Stogi]

Spartacus Season 2 (so far)

This is the future of television - euphemisms and metaphors intermingled with bad grammar, indiscriminate nudity with absolutely no purpose, and blood -- gallons of it -- tossed at the screen in super slow motion.

Still the best soft-core porno I've ever seen though.

[NWR_insanolord]

I'd prefer to think the rise of intelligent, well-written drama like on AMC and HBO is the future of television, but realistically what you said seems much more likely, sadly.

[broodwars]

I have a fairly extensive backlog of movies/tv/game impressions to write on the forums, so I might as well get this one over with first:

So The Walking Dead is back, and despite numerous viewer complaints the characters are still on that ****ing farm bickering at each other and generally being emo, making me despise each and every one of them.  If this show doesn't pick up soon, this will be my last season of the show.  I haven't seen a show descend into "suck" this badly and this fast since the second season of Heroes, a comparison I'm sure AMC is proud of.

While playing through Final Fantasy XIII-2, I also finished watching The 4400, and while the show did improve since the last time I talked about it (several episodes into season 3), by the end I just didn't care about the show anymore.  There's only so many backstabbings; sudden character changes; and allegiance-switching I can take before I just want the entire cast to die horrible, painful deaths, and The 4400 crossed that line by the end of season 3.  There were almost no likeable characters left by the end of the show (and several I'd despised for several seasons, like Isabelle, somehow managed to stay alive), where (naturally) it ended on an extremely open and unsatisfying ending because the show was canceled.  I will give the writers credit, though: the moral dilemma they presented as the main story of Season 4 was an interesting one, though looking back I think it made the show less engaging by downplaying the importance of the characters we had followed the previous seasons.  A good show with a lot of unrealized potential, ruined by trying so hard to be "edgy" that it was no longer likeable.

I've started watching House as well, and as I'm nearly at the end of the first season I like the show despite generally not liking this kind of show.  House is an interesting character, and the characters he surrounds himself with generally don't irritate me that much.  The show's formula can get rather grating ("everyone gets the diagnosis & treatment wrong until the last 6 minutes, where a last piece of missing information leads to the miracle cure"), but the characters make the show worth watching.

The US version of Being Human is back as well, and it's been a good season so far.  I'm disappointed that a key element of Nora and Josh's relationship from last season got written out so easily since it was leading Josh down a path I found really good for his character, but the twist it has taken has not been boring.  Sally has more to do now that she can possess people, and Aidan is...not irritating.  The writing has been engaging enough, so for now it's a show worth following.

[Stogi]

It's House's last season. While I'm said to see my favorite FOX character die, I'd like to think that it opens Hugh Laurie to other projects.

[Lithium]

after watching breaking bad season 3 ep 7

I'm kind of dissapointed they kept Jesse Pinkman around, the creators of the show I mean. He was fine at first and the way he is makes sense for the first 2 seasons but i really cant stand his character anymore, espesially when he was having a bit of character development but then goes back to crime :/


Aside from that I'm really liking it

[NWR_insanolord]

I don't want to spoil anything, but I think you may change your mind about him a bit once you've completely caught up with the show.

[Stogi]

House of Lies

So far so good. Still as witty as ever and it seems like character development is growing with each episode.

[TrueNerd]

I don't want to spoil anything, but I think you may change your mind about him a bit once you've completely caught up with the show.

Yuuuuuuuuup.

[Halbred]

Modern Family

This season's not nearly as hilarious as Season 2. It seems like they're focusing more on character growth, which is great, but it gets in the way of the ha-has.

[gbuell]

Just started Doctor Who, series 1 from 2005. 3 episodes in, it's fun. I'm hoping it lives up to the hype as I keep going.

[TJ Spyke]

Season 1 was so-so, with only a couple of good episodes (not just my opinion, it's the one most people seem to have). It gets much better when David Tennant takes over as the Doctor (who is still the best doctor IMO).

[gbuell]

I liked the second episode a lot ("The End of the World"), very Doug Adams-y.

[Morari]

Season 1 was so-so, with only a couple of good episodes (not just my opinion, it's the one most people seem to have). It gets much better when David Tennant takes over as the Doctor (who is still the best doctor IMO).

Nah, Christopher Eccleston was great. He just wasn't given enough time to really shine. The show does pick up considerably once Tennant comes on board, but that's mostly due to the writing, not the acting. Sadly, it starts going down hill pretty fast once Matt Smith takes over.

Tom Baker was the best Doctor.

[TJ Spyke]

Eccleston never seemed all that into the role. I love Tennant's doctor, how he could go from being jokey and fun loving to being ultra serious if he got pissed off.

[Ceric]

Eccleston goes in the category of the Non-Traditional Doctors.  Tennant and Smith are more traditional doctors.


I like Matt Smith much more then Eccleston.

[Oblivion]

Just watched the first episode of Sherlock. A very impressive first episode to what I can already see to be a great series. I cannot wait for Series 2 to premiere in May on PBS. Anyone else watch this show?

[broodwars]

Just watched the first episode of Sherlock. A very impressive first episode to what I can already see to be a great series. I cannot wait for Series 2 to premiere in May on PBS. Anyone else watch this show?

Yeah, several folks watch it on this site, including me.  I've already watched Season 2, and it's very good.  My only real complaint about the show is that 90 minutes is too long for 1 or 2 of these stories.  I'd rather have seasons longer than 3 episodes than have 3 episodes and have only 2 of them be entertaining.  I have issues with the show's Moriarty as well, but he definitely gets more fun to watch in Season 2.

[Oblivion]

Any legal way to watch Series 2 before it comes on PBS?

[Morari]

Legal schmegal. BBC does make quite a lot of their shows available on their website. Perhaps check there?

Season 2 is, unbelievably, even better than the first. I do agree with Broodwars however, in that the show's Moriarty just doesn't do it for me. He doesn't quite come across as the criminal mastermind, working from the shadows. Actually, I think that it was Broodwars that so aptly compared him to the Joker.