Best shows on TV?

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Ryoki wrote:
MKJ wrote:hey, i had to explain the financial benefits to him even :p
Your financial argument was rather odd... iirc you tried to reason that if i got rid of my TV it would be cheaper to get things on DVD. Which was a strange type of reasoning that confused me greatly...

But in the end it's just incredibly convenient and not-annoying to have stuff on DVD. I'm all for it now :icon14:
haha yea i was looking at it rahter absolute. watching it on dvd rather than on tv itd be cheaper since you dont have to pay for all the "dead time" in between airs :icon14:
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+JuggerNaut+ wrote:
Ryoki wrote:
But in the end it's just incredibly convenient and not-annoying to have stuff on DVD. I'm all for it now :icon14:
not only that, but you're using your time more efficiently as opposed to watching it on broadcast tv.
see, im not the only one who thinks that >:E
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The only show with new episodes I've been watching is The Sopranos.
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MKJ wrote:
+JuggerNaut+ wrote:
Ryoki wrote:
But in the end it's just incredibly convenient and not-annoying to have stuff on DVD. I'm all for it now :icon14:
not only that, but you're using your time more efficiently as opposed to watching it on broadcast tv.
see, im not the only one who thinks that >:E
Seems fairly obvious as there's no bloody commercials every 10 minutes
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aside from that, YOU tailor your time around when you're viewing the show, not the other way around.
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Post by plained »

tv isfor lammae'

i suggest the cronic dvd tv season whatchers try going outside for a life.

pathetic

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Post by werldhed »

I don't even get television, and I rarely watch any shows. But those I do watch are:

Simpsons
Top Gear
Scrubs

All hilarious
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BSG.
I've been meaning to check out Stargate SG-1 also, I might do that soon.
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Post by Pauly »

Dukester wrote:The only show with new episodes I've been watching is The Sopranos.
Just watched seasons 1-4 on DVD. Absolutely fucking ace. I can't believe I overlooked this show for so long.
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Post by Jackal »

I'd watch The Sopranos boxsets if they didn't cost a billion dollars a pop.
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Post by +JuggerNaut+ »

check your local library.
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Post by Penguin »

Ryoki wrote:Incidentally, a girl at work just gave me the Firefly series for borrowing purposes. Hurray!
:icon14: :icon14: :icon14: Excellent series!
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+JuggerNaut+ wrote:check your local library.
Libraries are for homeless people and goths.
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Post by +JuggerNaut+ »

that's great. mine has a drive thru. don't even have to step into it. go ahead and pay for the series then.
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+JuggerNaut+ wrote:that's great. mine has a drive thru. don't even have to step into it. go ahead and pay for the series then.
I'm basically just saying that our library sucks. Just in my own dick-headed way.
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Seinfeld
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Post by StormShadow »

Jeopardy
Modern Marvels
The Apprentice
Survivor
CSI: Miami
Law and Order
E.R.
The Soprano's
The Wire (best show on TV - still waiting for the new season)
Maury (love the paternity tests & fat kids)
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Jackal wrote:
+JuggerNaut+ wrote:that's great. mine has a drive thru. don't even have to step into it. go ahead and pay for the series then.
I'm basically just saying that our library sucks. Just in my own dick-headed way.
There are some dumpy ones in PHX too, so i know what you mean. Fortunately both of the ones close to me are <2 years old.
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Hmmm TV series? *ponders*

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The following are all I have on my DVR set to record their series.
Just finding the time to watch them is another story.
  • Prison Break
  • The Closer
  • Monk
  • Everwood
  • C.S.I. ( Las Vegas )
  • Law and Order: Criminal Intent ( started late in this but am enjoying it )
  • Lost ( just starting Season 1 tonight *looks around* :paranoid: )
    I know I'm late in this but I figured I'd give it a try with all the talk
    about it with friends here at home and alot of the info I see in GD. :D
There are probably more but they're not coming to mind.
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Prison Break
CSI
Simpsons (When I'm bored)
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Curb Your Enthusiasm
CH13 Local News
O'Reilly Factor
Jeopardy!
COPS
Myth Busters

and don't forget Nickelodeon GUTS reruns...
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Post by spookmineer »

Not much series for me...

I always watch Top Gear though, it's brilliant!

The amount of money spent on "just" making a TV car magazine is amazing.
Every single time they go out to test a car, the most amazing images get on camera: slowmo moving back wheels of a spinning car from stand still, getting a bug in front of a car racing by, doing really silly races (a car vs a hill climber, a car vs a parachutist) and getting to drive all the cars you and me can only dream of.
When the show starts, I already get a smile on my face... The show is packed with humour!
Remember the show where they got three out-of-date supercars and they had to park them, and they moved the cars just a bit so the third one couldn't possibly park his car? And Hamster slamming the door and the inner door handle broke off... Or the modded Mercedes with a fireplace in the back and a concrete floor so it would resemble Clarkson's living room?

Even the "fastest track times" bit is hilarious, a few cars on there with two feet long descriptions, the latest one ending with "with Top Gear spoiler" (Koenigsegg) (long story short: car had bad handling, The Stig ran it off the track, said it would do way better with a back spoiler) and Jeremy Clarkson saying "we don't only test cars, we're desigining them" and the car actually did get the fastest track time to date.

Brilliant.

Anyone want to take a guess at who The Stig is?

Top Gear - The Stig Crashes The Koenigsegg Supercar
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Post by Scourge »

When I do watch, which is rarely. It's usually one of these:

Law and Order: original, svu, ci
Monk
CSI
X-Files

Seems the Ol' Lady is into cop/mystery type shows these days.
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Colbert Report
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