^ FX has really been on a roll with its programming as of late, has it not?

The only other FX shows I watch are Archer and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia (I guess that's technically FXX now), both of which I love. All those other shows seem to be getting critical acclaim, so I guess they should keep doing what they're doing, as long as I get to watch my comedies.

HANNIBAL Season 2 Finale
Look at the bright Side... I Bet Freddie lounds has plenty to write about now.

On a more personal note - I have lost all ability to feel anything... Ever.

What the actual fuck do the police and Emt's of that town even fucking do?

This was probably the most poetic and beautiful ending to anything I have ever seen... Eva 2.0 is still my absolute favorite ending of all time but this is up there.

'Where is jack'
'...... In the pantry'
FUCK that was creepy and funny as shit.

OMGTHEREISSOMUCHDAMNBLOOD!

I haven't seen it yet. It was preempted on my local affiliate by a baseball game.

How rude.

Regarding the Hannibal Finale

God damn Hannibal is so good, mads mikkelsen is pretty much the only (whitewashed) choice for Gendo.


Ok now I just started the 2nd season of THE SHIELD and am absolutely hooked hard.
Fuck yeah Walton goggins my boy from justified.
Episode 3, rose the stalker chick from two and a half men, plays the girlfriend of a sadist who kidnapped, tortured and de-armed a inncocent girl, it's revealed at the end she was a full on partner in her crimes. Completely devastatingly manipulated Dutch right after he finally caught his big serial killer last season.

Very... Odd watching this now with Michael jace (who plays the suposed innocent cop on the show) having just been arrested for the murder of his wife.
Man this world sucks.

^ Mads Mikkelson will never be Gendo; too Nordic (maybe someone more along the lines of Billy Bob Thornton)

Now watching: Shameless (U.S.) Season 2

Californication S07E08

I just started Fargo tonight and got through the first two episodes. It's absolutely brilliant so far.

I think they're bringing back the old anime shows on Toonami or returning to the daily format of old, Tom's doing another adventure event. I hope they bring back original Tom, I liked when he was Blue and White.

Now that I think about it, I hope they return to old anime shows and the daily format, Saturday just isn't enough for me.

I'm also loving the shit out of Rick and Morty, I just watched the Cronenberg episode, probably my favorite episode to date. The beginning kinda reminded me of the Buffy episode Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered, probably my favorite episode of Buffy

I love Cartoon Network's current programming.

I'm caught up with Adventure Time, Regular Show, Steven Universe, Teen Titans Go and Clarence.

I'm actually enjoying Go! more than the original cartoon, which I thought was good.

I'll try watching The Amazing World of Gumball and Uncle Grandpa at some point.

The new season of Boondocks is ok so far. I think Aaron McGruder's absence might explain why it's just "ok" and not "great."

Rick and Morty's cool. It took me a few episodes to start liking it though. The voices and mannerisms of both Rick and Morty can get annoying at times but I like the multiverse adventuring and the humor works for me most of the time.

Saw the first four episodes of Mad Men today. The cinematography is beautiful but the deliberate values dissonance still make for relatively challenging viewing.

Trajan wrote:Saw the first four episodes of Mad Men today.

I got pulled into Mad Men back in 2010 via an ex-flame. From what I remember from my first viewing I sort of enjoyed the first season and despised the second(rewatched season 2 in 2012 and still hated it).

With that being said, I thought seasons 3-5 were very well done as the characters were all pretty much developed, the minor characters were great, the plots were interesting and fresh, etc. so if you want to continue I think you have something to look forward to. The fifth episode of season 5 was probably my favorite American live action episode of anything ever.

Unfortunately though my interest sort of fell off after five seasons, although 6 and the first half of 7 have been decent and watchable. But I imagine if one would start to watch it now it would seem kinda heavy to slog through six and a half seasons of people working at an ad agency.



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The only thing I am currently watching religiously, weekly, and happily is the subbed version of Gag Concert that is broadcast every Saturday/Monday night on KBS World. It's one of the best parts of my week.

Long time viewer of Mad Men and can back Joy's statement, though I've only seen S1-5 and am still yet to catch up on six and seven. MM's been a delight to watch over the years but it would indeed be a bit of a slog to condense that into a shorter time-frame. I don't remember much of the first two seasons, aside from that they mostly establish a lot of Don's backstory and what-not - whereas season three is were things really pick up IMO (S3 finale probably being one of my favourite moments alongside S5E5 as Joy mentioned). Also, this:





Only show I'm watching at the moment is S3 Luther and I haven't even seen S1-2.

Great telly.

Blue Monday wrote:Only show I'm watching at the moment is S3 Luther and I haven't even seen S1-2.

Great telly.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
the end wont have the same meaning if you haven't watched 1-2 please go back and watch the other seasons 1st bro, just my recommendation.

fantastic series, made idris elba my favorite male actor working today.

Fargo episode 9. Fuck.

Kazuki_Fuse wrote:Fargo episode 9. Fuck.

That was quick.

Time is a flat circle.