TV programs you're watching? - Page 4

#91 18th October 2010, 19:42

I mainly have only US channels to choose from, and while there are some decent programmes the amount of ad breaks makes it too infuriating to sit through them.

There's always BBC America, which consists almost exclusively of Top Gear, Star Trek Next Generation and Gordon ****ing Ramsay. They did just also finish the latest season of Being Human which I enjoyed enormously, and you get the odd episode of Torchwood.

Mainly though I watch DVD's - I have just started watching the West WIng for the first time ever, which I am getting quite into, series 1 and 2 done, waiting for series 3 to arrive.

elvira34 · #92 18th October 2010, 21:08

Watching re-runs of qauntum leap on itv4,black books when its on,and the Closer.

pixie 1990 · #93 18th October 2010, 21:55

Something I'll definately be watching when the new series starts is Bones

warmness · #94 18th October 2010, 22:53

family guy

elvira34 · #95 19th October 2010, 00:03

American Dad

Rane · #96 19th October 2010, 00:37

The Inbetweeners - puerile, repugnant, hilarious.

Pink*Lady · #97 19th October 2010, 17:11

Downton Abbey, The Hospital, Mentalist, CSI and Pie in the Sky.

Sparkie · #98 19th October 2010, 17:12

Right now its "half ton hospital" I need the inspiration lol.

Sparks.

Rane · #99 11th November 2010, 12:32

Currently watching the 2nd series of Breaking Bad

and the new series of Eastbound and Down starts tonight on FX

imperfectlysane · #**100** 12th November 2010, 14:31

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Originally Posted by Rane

Currently watching the 2nd series of Breaking Bad

Season 2 was excellent. I can't wait to see the third. Fingers crossed that Five US will pick this up again.

Dougie Jones · #**101** 12th November 2010, 15:51

Just started watching 'The walking dead'a zombie drama based on a comic book i like, im abit of a comic book geek

anyways the second episode is on tonight on fx, if you have virgin media you can probably watch the first episode on demand if your interested.

Rane · #**102** 12th November 2010, 16:28

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Originally Posted by MrAnxiety

Just started watching 'The walking dead'a zombie drama based on a comic book i like, im abit of a comic book geek

anyways the second episode is on tonight on fx, if you have virgin media you can probably watch the first episode on demand if your interested.

I watched this as well, I was pretty impressed, the special effect were pretty cool too. Definitely has potential.

Munkeh · #**103** 12th November 2010, 16:35

I enjoyed the first episode of Walking Dead as well!

Was surprised to see the guy from Teachers in what seems to be the main role. Strange how many English actors they have in a lot of these shows playing American characters. It was the same with The Wire, though I wouldn't have had a clue they were English at the time.

Dougie Jones · #**104** 13th November 2010, 12:10

Yea i couldn't believe Mcnulty and Stringer Bell are from england

and bill in true blood. English actors seem to dominate the best american t.v shows lol.

Sparkie · #**105** 13th November 2010, 13:19

I have been watching The Biggest Loser on sky1 I use it for motivation and an episode I watched yesterday got me all misty eyed lol you really start to care for the people on it.

Sparks.

T · #**106** 29th November 2010, 20:45

I'm watching Miranda on BBC2 at the mo

T · #**107** 29th November 2010, 21:06

Anyone been watching the Accused series on BBC1?

think its quite good

timmyb · #**108** 29th November 2010, 21:25

I'm enjoying two comedy series at the moment."The Trip" and "Getting On".Both are heavily improvised which leads to some dull spots but also some golden moments.

Rane · #**109** 29th November 2010, 21:29

Boardwalk Empire - only up to episode 7, really, really good. Another winner from HBO

framlingen · #**110** 29th November 2010, 21:40

I am finding the Miranda series very funny. Also quite enjoy watching University Challenge, never know any of the answers tho :P

blusher123 · #**111** 3rd December 2010, 23:54

Russell howards good news

Love it

Johnni · #**112** 4th December 2010, 00:33

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Originally Posted by MrAnxiety

Yea i couldn't believe Mcnulty and Stringer Bell are from england

and bill in true blood. English actors seem to dominate the best american t.v shows lol.

Lee Adama in Battlestar Galactica is English, also May Carcetti in The Wire and Jax from Sons of Anarchy but he talks with a proper American accent now apparently.

Pink*Lady · #**113** 6th December 2010, 18:21

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Originally Posted by framlingen

I am finding the Miranda series very funny.

Did anyone watch Kerry Katona: Coming Clean last night?

AxelFendersson · #**114** 6th December 2010, 18:31

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Originally Posted by Johnni

Lee Adama in Battlestar Galactica is English, also May Carcetti in The Wire and Jax from Sons of Anarchy but he talks with a proper American accent now apparently.

Aidan Gillen, who played Carcetti, is Irish, not English.

T · #**115** 29th January 2011, 23:08

Nurse Jackie

Dazanko · #**116** 30th January 2011, 01:21

inbetweeners on dvd, such a funny show

bluemaus · #**117** 30th January 2011, 14:57

Been watching that Comedy Rocks with Jason Manford. It's been pretty decent so far imho.

T · #**118** 30th January 2011, 17:36

Midsomer Murders

i wouldn't want to live in that village

xTKsaucex · #**119** 31st January 2011, 23:54

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Originally Posted by Red Lantern

Midsomer Murders

i wouldn't want to live in that village

The final episode will be a royal bloodbath in the Barneby household.

Mr Ploppy · #**120** 1st February 2011, 00:08

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Originally Posted by bobblehat

For some reason the theme to Dear John popped into my head this afternoon so been watching partial episodes of that on youtube.

I saw a little bit of that, brought back some memories.

Was also watching Dragnet.