Been watching this show "Disappeared" on Investigation Discovery channel. Great show. I really dig stories about people who disappear mysteriously.

Can't stop watching Spartacus. I don't even think this season is as good as the others, but it's just so cheesily epic.

I have to agree. The shows have become so divergent anyway, not just in terms of content but especially in their respective styles, that you can't compare them anymore anyway. Arguably, though, the US version has returned to its roots a bit after the departure of Steve Carrell; Michael was a fun character, but ended up making the series too sentimental, whereas Ed Helms' Andy is cringe-worthy enough to bring back the uncomfortable awkwardness of the older episodes.

Did anyone else think the Walking Dead/Comic Book Men combo on AMC kicked serious ass? Was not expecting too much from either of these shows but I have grown quite fond of both.

Yeah i dig this kinda stuff too. There's a cable crime channel i have over here and it's got neat ones, discovery has some legit crime stuff too. I recently watched a whole bunch of DVDs of Unsolved Mysteries - great show, and of course there's a ton of ones on mysterious disappearances.

Awesome finale. sucks that we have to wait nearly a year(I assume) for the next season. It had some good twists to it.

As for Walking Dead..Im going to start the comics soon.

I found the first season of Deadwood for $20 the other day so I snatched it up. I watched it when it first came out but watching it again was so damn awesome.

So, AT dates for April are out... 6 eps, exceeding last year's high of 5 in one month! Woohoo!

Yeah I Love Unsolved Mysteries. Grew up watching that show. All episodes are up on Youtube. It is a real blast from the past. I consider that show a 90's classic along with The X-Files.

So every episode of this season of South Park has pretty much fallen flat and had no memorable moments. I guess even the best shows become shitty and uninspired eventually.

That's not true, the one poking fun of all that lame planking shit was pretty good i thought. And i definitely laughed several times during last night's one. Here are some points regarding the Faith Hill episode i made on a South Park thread. No point typing out everything again:

I actually feel the opposite (regarding the Faith Hilling episode being the worst of the season thus far). I felt the TSA one felt tired, bland, and lacked any real direction or points to make, the 2nd ep was better, and that this one was hysterical. Don't get me wrong, i've always LOATHED "planking", "owling" and all that BS, but I enjoy how this episode made light of how retarded that shit is, in the classic cynical, sarcastic South Park satirical tone we've all come to know and love over the years with episodes like 'More Crap' or 'Douche & Turd'. I laughed out loud to myself several times, and i rarely do that, though i watch a shitload of decent comedy TV. I enjoyed it, and felt it as a bit of a return to form. The episode was really just poking fun at trends, memes and especially stuff like planking and how attached people get to it, even though it's trite and meaningless, and that's pretty much in line with my thoughts.

Yeah, i seriously didn't view the episode as an outright celebration of those posing memes. South Park's Matt & Trey i can always imagine would find such things retarded. South Park has been responsible for several memes over the years, like "Derp" but that's pretty much unintentional. Though there are certainly people out there in communities such as reddit, who will love the episode and view it as "OMG cats and planking cool" it's really a dig at the retarded nature of all that shit. Definitely not to be taken seriously. Enjoyed it!

Nah, you're a fuckhead.

Pretty much every episode I've enjoyed with a couple of weaker ones. This one was funny even though I didn't get a couple of references until I looked them up. The San Diego thing being the KONY dude and the bullying video actually being a parody of a youtube video about bullying.

Also the song at the end was awesome.

Hahaha, Butters' grandma being an absolute cunt. I lol'd.

Not backing up your opinion and immediately going for an insult, classy stuff Vengeance.
I thought the Faith Hilling episode was the worse out of all of them. It had like two jokes that they abused and hammered in for the whole episode, despite those jokes not even being funny in the first place. The Oh long Jonson thing on train tracks was just retarded. It was like they weren't even trying. The only thing that came close to being funny was the ''Meme expert'' making Butters put a gun in his mouth, but then they showed it like 6 times during the episode.

I basically haven't watched television in over a year. With that being said, is The Walking Dead worth watching?

If you enjoy boredome.

I've only watched some of the first season, but there wasn't really anything about it that I found particularly appealing. I'm sure there's a ton of people that love the series, but I didn't personally care for it.

There's a lot better shows out there than TWD.

I started watching Life's Too Short on HBO. LOVED the first episode, but I've found that the other ones aren't nearly as good as that first one.

I would watch a few episodes first and if you don't like it, you probably wont like the rest. At least half of season 2 felt like filler, since at least half of it .

Can anyone recommend some trolling shows? Not like pranks on people hidden video shit but I prefer stuff like Trigger Happy TV, just doing strange but clever exhibitionism in real environments.

A friend and I just blitzkrieged our way through The Shield at his suggestion. Enjoyed it a lot.
My turn for latest show, so we're now going through Sons of Anarchy.

I really enjoyed shows like Flash Forward and Lost...
For those unaware, Flash Forward got cancelled at the end of the first season, especially when things were starting to be even more awesome.

Lost finished in it's 6th season. It's not so much that I cared about the story tremendously, but I really enjoyed the way it was told. Also, the music is godly, Michael Giaccino is amazing at movie compositions.

Anyone know any shows similar to those two?

Just finished watching Cosmos (1980) for the first time. What an incredible show. Probably the best program I've ever seen, all things considered.

One thing I love about it is how unafraid it was to be openly, ideologically opposed to humans being fucking idiots. Somehow I imagine today's television climate to be way too PC to be that unambiguous about criticizing religion, nationalism, war, and the status quo. Could be wrong about that, and maybe I take certain degrees of that too much for granted at this point, but it's not often you see shows as committed to the uplift and evolution of man as Cosmos.

hell yeh, Cosmos is the shit.

New Girl is one of my new favourite shows. Yeah, I said it.

I have to say that I don't hate New Girl as much as I expected to - the eponymous character is as awfully, painfully, gratingly annoying as I expected her to, but the other housemates (cannot bother to remember their names) are occasionally amusing. As far as sit-com housemates go, the interaction between the four - especially the banter - seems at least somewhat authentic; without saying that TV comedies should or do aim at verisimilitude, I've got to say that these guys remind me of my male friends more than many other similar characters. Still, speaking of US sit-coms about 20-something friends, I'd prefer re-runs of Scrubs over this any day.

I just think it's a charming show with characters I actually give a shit about (unlike crap like Big Bang Theory) and a pretty different sense of humour.

QFT. Scrubs is all kinds of awesome. The only other comedies I watch on a regular basis are Black Adder and It's Always Sunny.

So the House series finale was disappointing to say the least. After years of loving the series, it didn't cut it.

I agree Necro. It felt like they built up too much only to have it end cheaply...



Meh...just a disappointing end to a great show. I can't say the episode was completely without merit, but for House...just meh.

My buddy has this theory that he DID die in the fire, and Wilson was just hallucinating him at the end to not spend his last few months alone. I suppose that makes it better but they gave almost no indication of that being a possibility.

Mainstream TV isn't gutsy enough to have a downer ending, I guess.

Don't visit Australia, you wouldn't enjoy it at all...

Douchebag.

No new adventure time episode this week. Guess I better kill myself.

There have been a couple since, guys, so I decided to keep on living. Don't worry everyone.

I don't know a single person who has seen either Archer or The League (that TV show with Jon Lajoie) so I'm trying my luck here. Those are the only two things apart from sports that I can bare watching on T.V. So... Anyone?

I've seen Archer. It's ok, didn't think it was that funny. Has that voice actor who's in everything nowadays.

I quite like Archer. It's definitely one of those shows you might not "get" at first, but it's a total grower and once you become immersed in it, it's way funnier. Fairly unique show. Great it's got Lucile from Arrested Development in it.

I love Archer, and H Jon Benjamin is a boss. Also, the Arrested Development connections are awesome.