II tend to get around to it on Fridays, these days. :-(

 

I usually dvr and watch thurs but watched last night. Holy crap, how many commercial breaks do they need?

I usually dvr and watch thurs but watched last night. Holy crap, how many commercial breaks do they need?

 

Those Teen Mom commericals are just awful, awful, awful.

Demian Bichir is probably my favorite actor on television right now. He's been great, and so is the Bridge.

 

Since the show is going for realism, I expect there to be some sort of fallout for two cops letting their only witness escape and get killed, but the previews didn't seem to indicate that.

 

One detective and the captain of the precinct. Or is he the lieutenant?

The only person I could think of is that guy in the desert, to whom Walt said "What's my name" or "Say my name", whatever it was.

I wonder if maybe the Heisenberg painting was done prior to the rest of the damage. Perhaps a message of "We know where you live".

One detective and the captain of the precinct. Or is he the lieutenant?

Lieutenant, according to Wikipedia. Can't remember when they said that.

f***ing Todd, man.

What the hell, did the miss Vince Gilligan's preview of the next episode????

What the hell, did the miss Vince Gilligan's preview of the next episode????

 

They put it in the first commercial break of the new show they're trying to sell. It sucks, but i've found that not knowing ANYTHING about what's going to happen in the coming episode adds to the excitement.

 

While Breaking Bad was really good again, that episode of Dexter was the best one I can remember for years. The scene where Zack, Dexter, and Hannah were eating together just had some ROFL lines in.

 

"I guess there are no vegetarians here..." That was just great stuff.

They put it in the first commercial break of the new show they're trying to sell. It sucks, but i've found that not knowing ANYTHING about what's going to happen in the coming episode adds to the excitement.

There was still a preview in the Talking Bad show. He wasn't live in studio, but they had a cut of him talking and they also showed a still-screen of something from the next episode. Then the three of them in-studio discussed the still-screen briefly.

f***ing Todd, man.

 

Landry! or Lance!

FoxSports1

 

I do like how they have more fun than ESPN, it's a looser look at sports, but right now I am watching Crowd Goes Wild, and this segment they are doing called "Pardon the Contradiction" has got to be the worst thing I've seen on a sports channel since NASCAR.

 

Essentially two people are given topics back and forth and for 30 seconds they have to argue one side of a topic, then once a bell rings, they have to argue the opposite side of that point. It's horrible. It's just one person rambling on for 8-10 seconds about something, anticipating a bell, then contradicting themselves with another ramble back until the bell rings, then back to their first points.

 

I like the network so far, but they've definitely have some kinks to iron out.

 

Oh yeah, and in a Jose Iglesias highlight, they called our White Sox catch Josh "Phlegley"

Edited August 19, 201312 yr by Chilihead90

While Breaking Bad was really good again, that episode of Dexter was the best one I can remember for years. The scene where Zack, Dexter, and Hannah were eating together just had some ROFL lines in.

 

"I guess there are no vegetarians here..." That was just great stuff.

 

It was a great episode but the end threw me a bit. I like Hannah.

Vogel better not be the brain surgeon. That's be predictable and ruin this season.

 

Starting to think if its the investigator that Deb works for. He has to have a bigger role in this.

FoxSports1

 

I do like how they have more fun than ESPN, it's a looser look at sports, but right now I am watching Crowd Goes Wild, and this segment they are doing called "Pardon the Contradiction" has got to be the worst thing I've seen on a sports channel since NASCAR.

 

Essentially two people are given topics back and forth and for 30 seconds they have to argue one side of a topic, then once a bell rings, they have to argue the opposite side of that point. It's horrible. It's just one person rambling on for 8-10 seconds about something, anticipating a bell, then contradicting themselves with another ramble back until the bell rings, then back to their first points.

 

I like the network so far, but they've definitely have some kinks to iron out.

 

Oh yeah, and in a Jose Iglesias highlight, they called our White Sox catch Josh "Phlegley"

Its horrible, they have athletes from other sports doing highlights. Clay Travis is the worst hire any sports show would ever make.

Its horrible, they have athletes from other sports doing highlights. Clay Travis is the worst hire any sports show would ever make.

The 2 guys that anchor the show are just awful dam near unwatchable,

Vogel better not be the brain surgeon. That's be predictable and ruin this season.

 

Starting to think if its the investigator that Deb works for. He has to have a bigger role in this.

 

That was the conclusion I came to after the last episode as well. Now that Deb is going back to the force, that character has no relevance to anything, therefor I am guessing he must have a role w/ this whole thing.

 

Also, not happy they killed the kid. He was funny and very dark and interesting. Also, a bit of a wildcard character.

That was the conclusion I came to after the last episode as well. Now that Deb is going back to the force, that character has no relevance to anything, therefor I am guessing he must have a role w/ this whole thing.

 

Also, not happy they killed the kid. He was funny and very dark and interesting. Also, a bit of a wildcard character.

 

I think its Quinn!! Or the Babysitter! lol

Steve, what's on tonight?

The Challenge is good. The Challenge is great.

The Challenge is good. The Challenge is great.

Woo. I really love that show now, didn't think that would ever happen. I feel like I've joined a cult.

Couple random TV thoughts since it's close to 5 and i'm mentally checked out of this brief i'm working on:

 

1) True Blood's season finale might have been the worst season finale in the history of television. I am now officially done with that show. Did anyone else watch it?

 

2) Duck Dynasty is great. I laughed at my parents for recommending it last year, and then I started watching the (endless) re-runs leading up to last weeks premiere. It seems that I am one of millions that hopped on the bandwagon late.

 

3) Under the Dome seems to be getting worse and worse. I missed the last one but my wife gave it a big meh. Not sure I'll stick with that.

 

4) Saw a preview for Boardwalk the other night. Very excited.

Couple random TV thoughts since it's close to 5 and i'm mentally checked out of this brief i'm working on:

 

1) True Blood's season finale might have been the worst season finale in the history of television. I am now officially done with that show. Did anyone else watch it?

 

2) Duck Dynasty is great. I laughed at my parents for recommending it last year, and then I started watching the (endless) re-runs leading up to last weeks premiere. It seems that I am one of millions that hopped on the bandwagon late.

 

3) Under the Dome seems to be getting worse and worse. I missed the last one but my wife gave it a big meh. Not sure I'll stick with that.

 

4) Saw a preview for Boardwalk the other night. Very excited.

 

I don't get Duck Dynasty. It's possibly the most boring thing I've ever seen.

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1) True Blood's season finale might have been the worst season finale in the history of television. I am now officially done with that show. Did anyone else watch it?

 

I gave up after last year's godawful season.

I don't get Duck Dynasty. It's possibly the most boring thing I've ever seen.

 

I'm with you, but every time I tell someone that, I get yelled at.

Wth a few kids and limited time I like the dual running of good shows

 

Breaking Bad/Hell on Wheels

 

SOA/Boardwalk

 

Mad Men/GOT

 

Everything else is filler