Porn exists, guys. No need to watch a bad show for the occasional boob like it's 1995 and you're 14.

 

Well when Susan Sarandons daughter does porn, i will watch it

Well when Susan Sarandons daughter does porn, i will watch it

Seriously, those boobs were awesome.

 

Seriously, those boobs were awesome.

 

like mother like daughter.

 

Susan has a really nice set. i believe she was voted as the best natural in

the early 90's.

The Wire in HD is a different, amazing experience.

The Wire in HD is a different, amazing experience.

 

Try watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer in HD Widescreen.

Try watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer in HD Widescreen.

 

SMG in HD? I'm in!

I didn't think anything could ever make me want to watch Ryan Secrest for New Years Eve, but then Fox went and gave Pitbull a NYE show.

The Librarians is a fun show. Nothing at all serious about it, but there is some interesting history discussed.

Just did a marathon viewing session of True Detective for the first time. Holy hell, that was some of the best TV I've watched.

 

It's a really awesome show, I have my doubts that they will be able to recreate that magic

The Wire in HD is a different, amazing experience.

 

Agreed. Just finished season 1 on my re-watch. Such a fantastic season of television.

Is the HD version of the Wire on ComCast OnDemand?

I saw this was coming out at a movie preview over the weekend, and I am really excited to check it out

 

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3148266/

2/3's of the way through Ascension. It's not too bad. During the premiere I was a little iffy on the show, figured I probably wouldn't watch any more of it. But then there was a twist in the finale couple minutes that brought me back in.

 

Not a great show, but a very interesting concept and I really want to find out how this ends. As far as I can tell so far, it's just a 6 episode mini-series.

see the twist mad me mad and not want to watch anymore of it....

see the twist mad me mad and not want to watch anymore of it....

 

Really? That's what brought it back to reality for me.

 

I thought it was too far fetched that a ship that large would be in space for 51 years and never get destroyed by astroid fields or debris, and what happens if they run out of supplies, or fuel, and maybe this is just my lack of space knowledge, but how do they manage to have a pool in their shuttle, what with the lack of gravity. Or do they have some sort of technology to use gravity in their ship but also keep the shuttle going the same direction so the water never spills? I guess even after the twist, the food and electricity thing still baffles me a bit. But at least them being on Earth the entire time removes some of those questions I had.