MinnesotaNorthStar
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TV 10: Blacklisted Sons: The Musical
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MissThundercat
Are the cis okay?
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Psych the Musical: brilliant. Absolutely brilliant. Between Gus' "Jamaican Inspector Man", Yin-Yang, and the music... could not stop laughing.
Psych the Musical: brilliant. Absolutely brilliant. Between Gus' "Jamaican Inspector Man", Yin-Yang, and the music... could not stop laughing.
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I thought it was okay. But the music didn't add much to it for me. It could have easily been just a regular episode and done well. But yes, "Jamacian Inspector Man" was good. My question is why this was held onto until now. Obviously this was set to take place before last season because Julliet still didn't know Sean was a fake in this show.
I thought it was okay. But the music didn't add much to it for me. It could have easily been just a regular episode and done well. But yes, "Jamacian Inspector Man" was good. My question is why this was held onto until now. Obviously this was set to take place before last season because Julliet still didn't know Sean was a fake in this show.
RaceBoarder
Waiting for the Snow to fly...
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I am NOT a Doctor Who fan per se, but I did watch several episodes when BBC-America had Doctor Who on 24/7 leading up to to the DAY of the DOCTOR extravaganza a month ago... I also have several friends that are fanboys on FaceBook and other social media... Kinda getting pulled into this mess... Seems like this is worth checking out...
I am NOT a Doctor Who fan per se, but I did watch several episodes when BBC-America had Doctor Who on 24/7 leading up to to the DAY of the DOCTOR extravaganza a month ago... I also have several friends that are fanboys on FaceBook and other social media... Kinda getting pulled into this mess... Seems like this is worth checking out...
MissThundercat
Are the cis okay?
Re: TV 10: Blacklisted Sons: The Musical
It was probably to remind us that a new season is just around the corner. I'm looking forward to January 8.
It was probably to remind us that a new season is just around the corner. I'm looking forward to January 8.
Proud2baLaker
Master of Science
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Does anyone else watch Treme on HBO? (same folks who did The Wire, and a few of the actors as well) This is the final season and I will be sad to see it go. Similar to the Wire, it focuses on multiple stories that interact at times. And much like the Wire, where Baltimore itself could be considered a character, the Treme and the city of New Orleans are a central part of the story as well.
It doesn't hurt that the music, and there is a lot of it, is just amazing. Many of the musicians featured are regular musicians in New Orleans.
Does anyone else watch Treme on HBO? (same folks who did The Wire, and a few of the actors as well) This is the final season and I will be sad to see it go. Similar to the Wire, it focuses on multiple stories that interact at times. And much like the Wire, where Baltimore itself could be considered a character, the Treme and the city of New Orleans are a central part of the story as well.
It doesn't hurt that the music, and there is a lot of it, is just amazing. Many of the musicians featured are regular musicians in New Orleans.
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Season 2 trailer of "House Of Cards" is out. Cannot wait. Great show, for those who haven't seen it (Netflix original series; they release the whole season at once on streaming):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFhJjCmYi1M
Season 2 trailer of "House Of Cards" is out. Cannot wait. Great show, for those who haven't seen it (Netflix original series; they release the whole season at once on streaming):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFhJjCmYi1M
St. Clown
Ideas Posted are Likely Not My Own
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I tried watching Treme when it was first airing, but I couldn't get into it. Most people say that it's a phenomenal show, but there was just something about it that didn't reach me.
I tried watching Treme when it was first airing, but I couldn't get into it. Most people say that it's a phenomenal show, but there was just something about it that didn't reach me.
bigblue_dl
Armed
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Started watching The League last weekend. It is funnier than I thought it would be. Pushed through quite a few episodes while we were sitting around the house.
Finished off the seasons of Homeland and SOA. Both were OK, not great. Homeland finally went the direction I wanted it to since the last season finale, but it was too slow for the last half of the episide for a season finale. No cliff hanger, just a slow fade into the break... For SOA, I figured something like that would happen, because its the only thing they do on SOA, everything is just sloppy, with way too many montages.
Next I need to finally finish Orange is the New Black, I've had a few episodes left for the last couple months.
Started watching The League last weekend. It is funnier than I thought it would be. Pushed through quite a few episodes while we were sitting around the house.
Finished off the seasons of Homeland and SOA. Both were OK, not great. Homeland finally went the direction I wanted it to since the last season finale, but it was too slow for the last half of the episide for a season finale. No cliff hanger, just a slow fade into the break... For SOA, I figured something like that would happen, because its the only thing they do on SOA, everything is just sloppy, with way too many montages.
Next I need to finally finish Orange is the New Black, I've had a few episodes left for the last couple months.
state of hockey
He fixes the cable?
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Started watching Shameless this week. Pretty fun to see William H. Macy in this light.
Started watching Shameless this week. Pretty fun to see William H. Macy in this light.
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Hard to believe A&E had no idea their 'star' had some of these opinions.
Also, am I the only one marveling at how someone can be suspended from their own reality TV show? And no, I don't think any reality TV show is real or reality...just commenting on the absurdity of suspending someone from their own reality.
Hard to believe A&E had no idea their 'star' had some of these opinions.
Also, am I the only one marveling at how someone can be suspended from their own reality TV show? And no, I don't think any reality TV show is real or reality...just commenting on the absurdity of suspending someone from their own reality.
St. Clown
Ideas Posted are Likely Not My Own
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Given that he and others in that family have given numerous interviews where they express particularly conservative religious views, reported by various news outlets, how could anyone expect to hear this guy say otherwise?
As an aside, I've seen maybe four or five episodes of this show, and it amazes me that people watch this junk.
Given that he and others in that family have given numerous interviews where they express particularly conservative religious views, reported by various news outlets, how could anyone expect to hear this guy say otherwise?
As an aside, I've seen maybe four or five episodes of this show, and it amazes me that people watch this junk.
ExileOnDaytonStreet
Drunkard
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Your not the only one marveling at it, I'm sure, but it's not that astonishing when you think about it. Being the star of a show and running the show are two different things.
Your not the only one marveling at it, I'm sure, but it's not that astonishing when you think about it. Being the star of a show and running the show are two different things.
bigblue_dl
Armed
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There is no way the family goes ahead with the show without Phil. My guess is Duck Dynasty is dead in its current form, and we'll see a reincarnation of it on a channel that is more friendly to their beliefs, and actually respects their rights.
There is no way the family goes ahead with the show without Phil. My guess is Duck Dynasty is dead in its current form, and we'll see a reincarnation of it on a channel that is more friendly to their beliefs, and actually respects their rights.
Fighting Sioux 23
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jmh
win or lose, we booze
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Also, Daily Show the other night with the cast of Anchorman was hilarious.
Shameless is really good. Well-acted all the way around and crazy, amusing plots.
Also, Daily Show the other night with the cast of Anchorman was hilarious.
St. Clown
Ideas Posted are Likely Not My Own
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Shameless debuted when I had a free preview of Showtime however many years ago, but I only got to see the first three episodes. Right now my cable provider only has the last season available for on demand viewing. I want to see the show in order because it was really good and Ms. Rossum was plenty fun to watch.
MountieBoyOz
Eater of Worlds
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The British version of Shameless is fantastic, but I love Macy in the American remake.
As for Duck Dynasty, it's no surprise. He's got a right to say, but if the contract says to keep it to yourself in interviews, then he violated it. I totally agree with St. Clown, I don't get the appeal of the show. That's why I stick mostly to scripted shows because they don't try to operated under the pretention of it being called reality. I'll stick with SOA and Doctor Who.
The British version of Shameless is fantastic, but I love Macy in the American remake.
As for Duck Dynasty, it's no surprise. He's got a right to say, but if the contract says to keep it to yourself in interviews, then he violated it. I totally agree with St. Clown, I don't get the appeal of the show. That's why I stick mostly to scripted shows because they don't try to operated under the pretention of it being called reality. I'll stick with SOA and Doctor Who.
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