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LoP Guest Wrote:

her chest has no impact on my view of her character. I have feelings of annoyance (not bad acting) towards the character itself instead of a physical trait. this is what leads to great writing. since I have two great chests in reality, my views are not clouded by a tv character.

i understand I dont have to explain and you are just trying to justify the titties

IMHO they justify themselves!

As for my top 5 shows:
Misfits
Spooks
The Newsroom
Dr Who
Breaking Bad

Heh, only 2 of my top 5 are from the US. The rest are UK shows.

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 50044 07-30-2012 05:40 AM

you two are nuts. her and her sister are f*cking nuts and would give me constant agita

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 50044 07-30-2012 05:40 AM

LoP Guest Wrote:

you two are nuts. her and her sister are f*cking nuts and would give me constant agita

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How many of you have even heard of Misfits?
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1548850/
It's supposed to be available on Hulu now.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ud8AJDaAW7c

**Skippy**

I'm about to watch episode 2 now. I have to download them....

**FaFaFooey**

Skippy Wrote:

I'm about to watch episode 2 now. I have to download them....

Yeah. I grabbed the first two but havent watch them so I'm going to skip 3 for now and just grab that after I have time to watch the first 2

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 50044 07-30-2012 06:21 AM

FaFaFooey Wrote:

Skippy Wrote:
I'm about to watch episode 2 now. I have to download them....

Yeah. I grabbed the first two but havent watch them so I'm going to skip 3 for now and just grab that after I have time to watch the first 2

start from the beginning. one of the best openings to a series ever

**Sonofabiscuit**

brewha Wrote:

Not one character w/ alot of redeeming qualities except maybe Walt's kids.

**Shakey1** · (This post was last modified: 08-19-2012 01:55 PM by Shakey1.)

LoP Guest Wrote:

FaFaFooey Wrote:
Oh shit...I didnt know the new season started. I know this is the last. The creator only wanted to do an 8 episode final season but the network made him do more

i think its still only 8.

in all honesty. no particular order:

arrested development
breaking bad
early sopranos
seinfeld

im trying to think of my top five shows.

I think there's an 8 season run during the summer, and then if we survive 2012, later in the fall or maybe it's early 2013 the remainder 8 episodes of the final season (season 5) plays.

FaFaFooey Wrote:

Dexter
X-Files
Breaking Bad
Sopranos season 2
Seinfeld

DrPostman Wrote:

IMHO they justify themselves!

As for my top 5 shows:
Misfits
Spooks
The Newsroom
Dr Who
Breaking Bad

Heh, only 2 of my top 5 are from the US. The rest are UK shows.

I dig Dexter, but I don't know if it'd make my top 5. Six Feet Under (also starring Michael C. Hall) probably would, however...
The Newsroom seems like it is really contrived/manipulated and more Bsflag

like everything else post 9-11/NWO conspiracy wake-up. HBO and Showtime have some quality programming, though, and have ever since The Sopranos really hit the stage and blew everybody away when that first aired (and on through its run).
Cheers & M*A*S*H will always hold a special place in my television program fondness, as will All in the Family.
Seinfeld & the X-Files, too, were shows I really enjoyed when growing up (or early syndication, such as with Seinfeld). Arrested Development was a classic (that'd be great if Ron Howard ever directed the film).
Right now, I'm enjoying/still enjoying Weeds, Nurse Jackie, Californication, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, Shameless and True Blood... The Borgias and The Tudors were/are well done period dramas, imo.
The Shield was pretty good; The Wire was excellent and a must-watch (Treme also very good [same creator as The Wire and some of the same cast])... House & Scrubs were some post-4077 medical drama/sitcoms I've enjoyed.
Breaking Bad is right up there: maybe even right up there with I Love Lucy Lmao

I liked Dave Letterman, too, but he seems a little too pervy and elitist to me now, so I haven't seen him in a while. Talk shows are epic shill-fests, anyhow.
I almost forgot Mr. Show (Workaholics has potential, too...SNL hit & miss over the years Jhikpghf

& FX's Louie!...and It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia!! [I guess I should add The Office, 30 Rock and The League while I'm mentioning every other television program ever produced])!
Enjoy the show! Cheers

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=end...tZQgU&NR=1

(Sorry, Brits-I don't really know your shows. My mom likes Doc Martin and Are You Being Served, fwiw doomed

I haven't seen much of them, but I did enjoy a few episodes of Absoultely Fabulous, Black Adder and Faulty Towers when I was younger [maybe because I was high]. Oh, and you have the original Office and Gervais' Extras! [and, yes-Flying Circus or anything Monty Python produced was genius. Benny Hill, not so much...)

**FaFaFooey**

Shakey1 Wrote:

I liked Dave Letterman, too, but he seems a little too pervy and elitist to me now, so I haven't seen him in a while. Talk shows are epic shill-fests, anyhow.
I almost forgot Mr. Show (Workaholics has potential, too...SNL hit & miss over the years )!
Enjoy the show!

How did Dave Letterman come out virtually unscathed after that intern bedroom on set weird ass sex scandal?

**Shakey1** · (This post was last modified: 07-30-2012 07:06 AM by Shakey1.)

FaFaFooey Wrote:

How did Dave Letterman come out virtually unscathed after that intern bedroom on set weird ass sex scandal?

Good question. Why do people still believe in the 'official' story on 9/11, etc.? I certainly lost respect for him after that-even if I wasn't even really watching his show regularly by then, anyhow.
What're you gonna' do...people are human, I guess.

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Shakey1 Wrote:

(Sorry, Brits-I don't really know your shows. My mom likes Doc Martin and Are You Being Served, fwiw
I haven't seen much of them, but I did enjoy a few episodes of Absoultely Fabulous, Black Adder and Faulty Towers when I was younger [maybe because I was high]. Oh, and you have the original Office and Gervais' Extras! [and, yes-Flying Circus or anything Monty Python produced was genius. Benny Hill, not so much...)

I bet you'd love Misfits.

**Shakey1**

DrPostman Wrote:

I bet you'd love Misfits.

Actually, I may have had a friend recommend that to me. I think I'm 'sophisticated' enough to get some British humor chuckle

If I get a chance, I'll check out an episode or two.

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 63476 07-30-2012 01:42 PM

The first season went by before I gave Breaking Bad a chance because it sounded so dark I didn't think I'd like it.

I also didn't see how Malcom in the Middle dad could pull it off.

Boy was I wrong on both counts.

Vince Gilligan is such a talented writer and Bryan Cranston is great.

That first episode blew me away and I have been hooked ever since.

I know it's not going to end well for Walt and I'm holding my breath waiting for the other shoe to fall. I guess it's morbid curiosity to see what exactly ends up being the final nail in the coffin.

I read that the role of Walter White was first offered to John Cusack and Matthew Broderick who both turned it down. I can't imagine either of them doing as well in this role. Vince Gilligan had previously worked with Bryan Cranston on an episode of X-Files and it was Vince who suggested casting Bryan. The executives did not take him seriously at first.

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I never expected the show to go beyond one season, given the fact
that Walt had terminal cancer. I guess I should have seen that it
would go into remission. I've still been amazed at how this has
gone for 5 seasons and still kept me keen on seeing the next episode.