I started watching The Curse of Oak Island and it's really well done. That stuff has always fascinated me to begin with and I wrote a paper on pre-Columbian trans-Atlantic voyages in college so this was a no brainer for me to watch.

 

But the show after that I mistakenly watched for a couple minutes because I meant to get to bed but couldn't stop watching. Appalachian Outlaws. It was surprisingly highly enjoyable and I can't wait for the next episode.

 

I watched the first one last week out of curiosity and having read about the legends before. I'm going to give it a few weeks and see what happens.

regarding Shameless,

I have a feeling that V's mom isnt pregnant, and she is ripping them off. I have a feeling she is going to blackmail kev because he was hooking up with her outside of the normal scheduled "sessions".

True Detective was pretty interesting. I like the format of how it takes place in near-present day, but all the stories seem to be flashbacks to the past. Keeps it all a mystery, outside of the characters obviously surviving each story. It wasn't a terribly exciting pilot, but it planted some seeds. I'll keep watching.

True Detective was pretty interesting. I like the format of how it takes place in near-present day, but all the stories seem to be flashbacks to the past. Keeps it all a mystery, outside of the characters obviously surviving each story. It wasn't a terribly exciting pilot, but it planted some seeds. I'll keep watching.

News Alert: Joe will watch a TV show.

 

You watch EVERYTHING.

http://insidetv.ew.com/2014/01/13/batman-p...-series-gotham/

 

Batman prequel on FOX.

News Alert: Joe will watch a TV show.

 

You watch EVERYTHING.

 

When you have insomnia and stay up until 4-5 AM every night, you'll find yourself watching a ton of TV shows and movies.

http://insidetv.ew.com/2014/01/13/batman-p...-series-gotham/

 

Batman prequel on FOX.

 

I just dont know if this gonna work. If it is "how Jim Gordon became the man he was", then it kind of comes off as a police drama. It isnt like we dont have enough of those.

 

Plus, its on Fox. You know they will f*** it up. And if they dont f*** it up, they will can it after 6 episodes

True Detective was pretty interesting. I like the format of how it takes place in near-present day, but all the stories seem to be flashbacks to the past. Keeps it all a mystery, outside of the characters obviously surviving each story. It wasn't a terribly exciting pilot, but it planted some seeds. I'll keep watching.

 

Apparently, there's only 8 eps. So should be interesting. The pilot wasn't bad.

 

I just dont know if this gonna work. If it is "how Jim Gordon became the man he was", then it kind of comes off as a police drama. It isnt like we dont have enough of those.

 

Plus, its on Fox. You know they will f*** it up. And if they dont f*** it up, they will can it after 6 episodes

Apparently it's Smallville for Batman. It'll follow Bruce from when he's very young until right before he becomes Batman. It'll also have tons of villains as they develop.

Huh. A funny episode of HIMYM. How about that!

 

Sweet, BlackList returns tonight.

I started watching The Curse of Oak Island and it's really well done. That stuff has always fascinated me to begin with and I wrote a paper on pre-Columbian trans-Atlantic voyages in college so this was a no brainer for me to watch.

 

But the show after that I mistakenly watched for a couple minutes because I meant to get to bed but couldn't stop watching. Appalachian Outlaws. It was surprisingly highly enjoyable and I can't wait for the next episode.

 

It finally hit me while watching this on the DVR. The oldest brother is Tommy Chong.

Huh. A funny episode of HIMYM. How about that!

 

Sweet, BlackList returns tonight.

 

Cute idea. Bad timing. Why the hell would we have an unrelated throwaway episode so close to the end of the show? Awful.

Cute idea. Bad timing. Why the hell would we have an unrelated throwaway episode so close to the end of the show? Awful.

They've done that a few times this season. Bizarre.

Cute idea. Bad timing. Why the hell would we have an unrelated throwaway episode so close to the end of the show? Awful.

 

Exactly!

They've done that a few times this season. Bizarre.

 

Probably because they stupidly decided to do an entire season that takes place over one weekend. So very dumb.

Cute idea. Bad timing. Why the hell would we have an unrelated throwaway episode so close to the end of the show? Awful.

 

You are right, but I've long ago accepted that this season will be full of time-wasting fluff as they try to stretch 6 episodes worth of plot into a full season. That being said, I laughed several times yesterday, and that hasn't happened very often watching recent episodes.

Man, Matthew McConaughey's character in True Detective is really strange, even for him. I really like the start of that show.

 

Also, you can really see his weight loss from Dallas Buyers Club, his face is really thin

Justified Officially Ending With Season 6

 

 

Sucks cause it's a great show, but it's nice to see a show not stick around too long.

I think True Detective is going to be very good. I really like the tone. Matthew McConaughey has become a tremendous actor.

Justified Officially Ending With Season 6

 

 

Sucks cause it's a great show, but it's nice to see a show not stick around too long.

I greatly prefer this to them running out of ideas and ruining it. All great shows must come to an end. It should be rather epic and I fully expect the final season to leave only one of Raylan or Boyd left standing.

I think True Detective is going to be very good. I really like the tone. Matthew McConaughey has become a tremendous actor.

1996 called. They want their statement back.

Justified Officially Ending With Season 6

 

 

Sucks cause it's a great show, but it's nice to see a show not stick around too long.

 

Speaking of, it was just announced that Newsroom will end after next season(season 3)

I started watching The Curse of Oak Island and it's really well done. That stuff has always fascinated me to begin with and I wrote a paper on pre-Columbian trans-Atlantic voyages in college so this was a no brainer for me to watch.

 

But the show after that I mistakenly watched for a couple minutes because I meant to get to bed but couldn't stop watching. Appalachian Outlaws. It was surprisingly highly enjoyable and I can't wait for the next episode.

 

I finished the second episode last night. Honestly it is pretty boring and I am sick of the ominous narrator voice constantly being dubbed over with "IF THIS PROVES TO BE TRUE..." statements, when most of them don't pan out. Glad to see the coconut fibers were dated between 1290 and 1450, otherwise I might not have tuned in again. It is a cool legend and all, but in two hours (god knows how much real life time) they hadn't really found anything of substance, and I was losing interest.

I think True Detective is going to be very good. I really like the tone. Matthew McConaughey has become a tremendous actor.

 

He always has been, but he was also always one of those guys who took the paycheck over the quality of the movie (like a Brendan Fraser or even Christopher Walken). Although Walken claims that any movie is just an opportunity to hone his craft.

I just realized tonight that I missed the Archer premiere. They aren't playing the episode again until next week, ugh.