What are you watching on the television?

Dexter is absolutely amazing. Watch now!

Seen it

SuperPaperLink wrote:

The_Jaster wrote:

Love that show, have you seen Breaking bad before SPL? It's highly recommended if ye haven't.

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Forgot to mention before that Dexter has returned, it's OK so far & appears to be heading in another direction rather than the "new serial killer for dexter to hunt" route like previous seasons which is good.

Nope, will look into it after TWD! Everyone raves about it, so must be worth a try.

I've also always been interested in 'Dexter' worth a watch?

Aye it's great nothing else like it on TV.

I'm way behind on the Walking Dead so I need a good catch up, keep telling myself I'll buy the last two series on DVD but I just don't.

I'll tell you what I am watching, Arrow and it's rather brilliant, my favourite show at the moment, more comic books need TV series.

Arrow.. The Batman that will kill. Not that its in anyway bad or anything

He is very Batman-like in terms of the whole money thing but the character and his story makes for a nice change.

Sad Sunday because Being Human ended with a rotten twist. Boo, boo and thrice again boo!

My girlfriend has got me into Food Glorious Food. Part X Factor, part Antiques Roadshow with a jus de MasterChef. Very sweet telly, and Geordie Marge is strangely attractive!

One of the two TV programmes I actually watch had a resurgence recently. Messing with people's minds through the Wi-Fi is a pretty good hook and not that far off the truth: shame about the less believable "Spoonheads" and all the mentions of "souls". Also, I will admit, Jenna-Louise Coleman is awfully pretty.

(This is Doctor Who, for anyone who hasn't guessed.)

What with Doctor Who and Futurama returning to the television, it's a good time to be me! I really liked The Bells Of Saint John - very creepy! - but the Futurama episode was a bit of let-down. So more of fun Doctor Who but let's up our games, Futurama team!

Yet to watch Doctor Who, and I've also got Game of Thrones to watch as well, and I've just started watching The Walking Dead. Exciting times!

I'm going to a GoT party soon, despite having only watched the first series and read none of the books. My real issue is, why would I watch TV when videogames are so much more fun?

Game of Thrones's second season is some quality television, you won't regret it! The books are similarly fantastic - highly recommended.

JayMoyles wrote:

The books are similarly fantastic - highly recommended.

This, next to the Harry Potter series easily one of the most enthralling series of books I've ever read.

Also enjoy The Walking Dead, Jay. I find it brilliant, hard to stop watching.

Agreed on both points! I read A Song of Ice and Fire in about three months of non-stop reading, fantastic series.

And The Walking Dead has that "just one more episode" feel, like Breaking Bad has too. Great times for TV!

I watched the first two eps of revolution last night, the concept & characters are great so far but only a few eps in and there has been too many twists/shock reveals for my liking.

So its good but I'm wary of what else they can do.

Be right back, watching Dr. Who and then HIGNFY on iPlayer. It promises to be a good, albeit not very intellectual, evening.

Anyone excited about Whose Line coming back to TV soon? I loved the show, both the UK and US versions, so it's great news for me.

JayMoyles wrote:

Anyone excited about Whose Line coming back to TV soon? I loved the show, both the UK and US versions, so it's great news for me.

I became less excited when I found out that it was going to be resurrected on US cable. I didn't like the US version or later episodes of the UK version because by that time they'd streamlined the show to being the same small handful of performers playing the same small handful of games and it really ran out of steam very quickly- I can't see the the lower budgets of a cable network solving that problem, somehow.

I really enjoyed the US version. I think it'll be fresh, at least for a while, as we'll see how the regulars have matured comedically over time and how newer comedians handle the improv style.

Yeah since it will be the original US cast for the most part minus Drew Carey.

So... last night's Doctor Who managed to introduce three well-designed, genuinely scary sets of villains (mask things, mummy, sun god), and was still a balls-up on a cosmic scale. Memo to writers: it is next to impossible to make us care about a character who had two minutes' screen time.

I watched the walking dead finale last night, I've seen some folk complain about it but I enjoyed it.

It keeps things open but I do feel like they've added to the group (by a large amount) just so they can have a big old slaughter in the opener of season 4

The_Jaster wrote:

I watched the walking dead finale last night, I've seen some folk complain about it but I enjoyed it.

It keeps things open but I do feel like they've added to the group (by a large amount) just so they can have a big old slaughter in the opener of season 4

That's a plus, I'm just tired of the Governor, need a new threat, as he's practically alone now. Plus how is he such a good shot one eyed and did anyone else notice he looked down the sight with his patch at the start? lol

Did anyone see the Pilot to Hannibal?

Just watched the first episode of series seven of Doctor Who, Asylum of the Daleks. A great start to the series, and I was glad to see a return of the Daleks. The way the situation panned out was also great with how

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Anyway, roll on episode two.