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  • Trent
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    Caprica season 1.0 is good, season 1.5 is crap.

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  • Alexia_Ashford
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    I've just bought Season 1.0 off eBay of Caprica. Thought I might as well give it a watch if I'm gonna watch BSG again, and I love anything BSG anyway. I'll give it a watch and if I enjoy it, I'll get Season 1.5 as well. I'm very looking forward to BSG: Blood and Chrome.

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  • Pikminister
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    Twin Peaks? Wow... I remember watching that one when it was hot. But my interest didn't last long. Watched it mostly because of Sherilyn Fenn.

    Like most of my non-white friends, I have to say that I couldn't stand watching "Friends" at all. I'm actually proud of the fact that I've never watched more than 2 complete episodes. Cuz I never found it funny. I know that a lot of popular actors are in it. But watching that show was like trying to watch Hannah Montana with my niece... couldn't relate to any of that shit.

    Presently, I just watch the news, movies and play videogames. Don't have a fave show at the moment.

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  • Vector
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    All-time:

    The Sopranos
    24
    Entourage
    Curb Your Enthusiasm
    It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
    Rob and Big

    Currently:

    Entourage
    It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
    Curb Your Enthusiasm
    Boardwalk Empire
    Eastbound & Down
    Jersey Shore
    The Walking Dead

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  • Agent_Wong
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    1. Have to agree with Darkmoon someone should be murdered for cancelling Firefly.

    2. Smallville, I love the subtle twist with which they change the universe of superman.

    3. Buffy the Vampire Slayer, so sue me I like campy vampire/demon carnage.

    4. Caprica, origin stories are always better than the original story if done properly.

    5. Justice League, as short as it was they had mounds of awesome stories.

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  • I_Am_Nemesis
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    thats true, but for me thats what makes them funny.

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  • Mr. Spencer
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    A lot of their sketches are just cringeworthy.

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  • I_Am_Nemesis
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    Originally posted by Mr. Spencer View Post
    There's the real shame, my friend.
    I disagree, It's not ground breaking stuff but I still enjoyed it.

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  • Alexia_Ashford
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    Originally posted by Darkmoon View Post
    2 - BattleStar Galactica. A really good series. I did, however, find it so emotionally draining I couldn't watch it in anything but small chunks.
    I'm the exact opposite. I can't watch it in anything but huge chunks because each episode makes me want to watch more.

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  • Keiruh
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    Yeah, Little Britain and Coupling. Plus Arrested Development.

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  • Mr. Spencer
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    Originally posted by I_Am_Nemesis View Post
    Little Britain
    There's the real shame, my friend.

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  • I_Am_Nemesis
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    In no particular order

    Scrubs
    Firefly
    Dexter
    Code Geass
    Black Lagoon
    Heroes
    Friends
    How I met Your Mother
    Big Bang Theory
    Life Unexpected
    Glee (for shame! but its addictive)
    Scooby Doo
    Pokemon
    Two and a Half Men
    Little Britian
    Catherine Tate Show

    and theres probably others that I will think of later ha
    Last edited by I_Am_Nemesis; 01-17-2011, 10:18 AM.

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  • Keiruh
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    I absolutely love Lost but hate how it ended. I also like Battlestar Galactice. I've watched every single episode!

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  • Zombie Fred
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    There will be no finer comedy from such British classics as Red Dwaf, Dad's Army, Young Ones, Steptoe and Son, Bottom, Love Thy Neibour, Yes Minister, Only fools and horses, the list can go on. Comedy was at its prime in England.

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  • Mr. Spencer
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    Originally posted by aris13 View Post
    Comedy

    Seinfeld
    Arrested Development
    Friends
    Scrubs
    Entourage
    Speaking of comedy, I'd like to throw in Alan Partridge. Namely because Steve Coogan is a comedy genius, far superior to Ricky Gervais whose ego has become as bloated as himself. I enjoy my British comedy, such as Spaced, Peep Show and Phoenix Nights. I'm also partial to some American comedy, of which I happily include Arrested Development. Fantastic show.

    Unrelated, I've recently been watching Lie To Me. Ah, Tim Roth.

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