What was the last television show you watched?

That's pretty much my favorite type of character, and Hugh Laurie was perfect at it. I have all but one of the seasons on dvd, and when I finally got internet and Netflix about a month ago, I just had to find out how it all ended. The show has flaws as all shows do, but I come back to it quite often. It does take a while to watch it all unless you have a lot of time to just do nothing. Even then, 20-odd episodes times 8 seasons will keep you busy. XD

I'm still watching Glee- I'm about half way through the fifth season. It's a little slow going as I have trouble caring about most of the second group of New Directioners. I'm kind of dreading season six when the rest of the people I actually like have graduated as well.

 

Just finished up season six of Glee. And it was actually really good. I wish they'd skipped over the group of newbies from season 4 and just hired these "kids," because they were way more interesting. I was happy with the series finale. This season was really just a return to the series' roots, which was sorely needed, imo.

 

I've been watching Mythbusters. This seems like it would be such a fun show to work on. I always feel like maybe I'm learning something. ^_^

 

Heroes Reborn: I'm feeling a strange mix of intrigue and disappointment. Holding out hope it all turns out well in the end.

Say Yes to the Dress: It's probably sad for someone with practically zero desire to be married to enjoy this show as much as I do, but the dresses are always so pretty, and the people trying them on are usually good for a laugh at their expense. XD

 

This Is Us: the story of a family from before having kids, to the kids all grown up. Some of the characters and storylines are more interesting than others- I prefer the scenes in the past with Milo Ventimiglia and Mandy Moore, and the arc with Sterling K. Brown to the scenes with the other two main characters- but I'm curious to see where the story goes. I'm glad to see Milo working; I loved him on Heroes, and that (plus the emotionally manipulating trailer that made me want to cry) is the main reason why I tuned in to this show.

 

I keep trying to get back into the Walking Dead but it just doesn't hold my interest like it used to.

 

The first season wasn't as good. It gets better in later ones.

Watching Flash at the moment. Just finished Stranger Things for a second time. So excited for season two!

 

^ I still need to watch that. >_<

I've been watching a lot of Forensic Files episodes lately. I figure by now, I've probably picked up enough to be able to knock someone off and get away with it.

 

@Derek, it's a series on Netflix. Kind of a science fiction-horror.
@Kitty, Both of you do. 10 of 10 would recommend.

 

Knock 'em off as in kill 'em. Forensic Files is a series that's been around close to 30 years now; it describes a different crime each episode (usually a murder, not always) and shows how the forensics teams found the evidence to solve the case. I like it.

@Hope, yeah, I've heard good things about it- it's certainly my genre. I've just been, I don't know, lazy about starting new series I'd have to get invested in. But I want to watch it before the second season starts.

 

I suppose it's actually closer to 20 years than 30. A lot of the early episodes are based on cases from the 80s and were filmed in the early-mid 90s. It's probably not as cool as it sounds- there are a lot of shows like this, some probably better made and more recent. I like it, though.

I finally took some initiative and watched Stranger Things. It was definitely awesome and well worth viewing.