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Vollrath · Joined: 29 May 2003

i've been forcing everyone who comes to my house lately to watch the superjail pilot (adult swim show). can't wait for the regular series but that won't be until 2008 T_T

you know what show rules? crime story starring dennis farina.

blackjack · Joined: 04 Jan 2006 Location: anyang

Bottom- an english programme for torrent links http://www2.digitaldistractions.org:8080/torrents.php?showid=42

2 pints of lager and a packet of crisps (english)

red dwarf (again)

Doctor who (silly but fun)

supernatural

sleeper cell (first season was pretty good)

The 4400 (coming back for season 4)

young ones (again)

RACETRAITOR · Joined: 24 Oct 2005 Location: Seoul, South Korea

Doctor Who has been kind of boring me lately. Not sure why.

Bottom is an awesome show, way better than the Young Ones.

formerflautist · Joined: 30 May 2006

I'll second My Family. They play it on BBC and it is pretty hilarious.

Ginormousaurus · Joined: 27 Jul 2006 Location: 700 Ft. Pulpit

The Shield is, imo, the best television show ever made. It actually feels more like a movie than tv. The writing is excellent and every episode is so intense. Season 6 just ended and season 7 will be the last. You need to watch it from the begining to fully appreciate it.

BS.Dos. · Joined: 29 Mar 2007

Just started watching the 3rd and final series of Arrested Development. I've only seen the first 4 episodes, but it's been a bit disappointing so far - the British/Iraq storyline just isn't funny. Not nearly as snappy as the first two series, but maybe it gets better.

The Sopranos is probably the only other multi-series show that I've made a point of watching, both sequentially and in its entirety. Without a doubt the finest example of great American television.

Midway through (about series 4 I think) the most excellent West Wing, although I haven't watched it for a couple of weeks despite having all seven series on DVD. As a European, a large percentage of the political subplots and, to an extent, the political dialogue is somewhat lost on me, but it still makes for first class viewing.

Watched about 2 episodes of Lost before I got lost (and bored).
Watched about 6 episodes of 24 before I realised that it contains the single most implausible storyline in TV history ever. In fact, ditto the implausibility factor to Lost, that was pretty silly too.

Wouldn't mind watching all of NYPD Blue at some point. Band Of Brothers was good as well, although I never got around to seeing the last 2 episodes for some reason.