Hellfire

I'm American and have never watched an episode of Seinfeld or Friends

It was a bit flat at points but it definitely had its moments. Next weeks episode looks funny although guidos really make fun of themselves.

Someone said Into the Wild. Totally agree, I saw that movie on a whim and it totally blew me away. Really made me sit down and think about life and what I actually want out of it.

That's disappointing. Might as well just go all out offensive.

Whatever, I thought this episode was awesome, mainly because Britney looks fantastic and her and Santana both have great voices. To be honest, the episodes where they do all one person's stuff never really push any storylines along any way.

Well that's not unexpected. I really liked Lone Star but that type of show was never going to be around long, especially at Fox. Honestly it seemed better for a channel like FX or even somewhere like AMC, where it would be given the chance to catch its footing and build a following. On another note, I really like Detroit 187. The quasi Documentary thing they have going on really works well with a police procedural show and seems to give it a gritty feeling.

Only if he's allowed to drink scotch and fly.

I don't know if it is just me, but I get surprised all the time when I find out an actor I like has been in another show I've watched. I was shocked when I found out that the guy that plays the lead character on Sons of Anarchy was the English roommate from Undeclared. I also just found out that the guy that plays Hardison on Leverage was Voodoo Tatum on Friday Night Lights. Anyone have any others? I'm sure I'll have more when I look some more.

Supernatural:

Outsourced should be offensive to everyone with two eyes and a working brain

I don't know about this episode really, there were some things I liked, like everything with Sunshine, Rachel showing she's a huge bitch and Will and Sue teaming up for a short while. What I really hated was that god awful version of Empire State of Mind. Artie rapping about selling crack is just about the lamest thing I can possibly think of. They should really just stay away from most rap, it never really turns out well.

Ok, I've watched nearly everything that's come out so far and here's my thoughts: Lone Star: Really interesting show, great ideas and hopefully it catches on because I'd like to see how the main character is able to balance this double life of his. The Event: I wasn't a fan of Lost, mainly because I didn't watch it from the get go. I saw the first episode of this and was slightly underwelmed but there was enough there for me to give it a couple more episodes. Hawaii Five-O: If you can get a show with good characters, some action and throw a little comedy in there I'm usually all over it. I really enjoyed this so hopefully they keep up with this. Chase: One of the main characters said it, cat and mouse with guns. I should hate stuff like this but eh, it was pretty good. Detroit 187: I liked the semi documentary style they used, Detroit is an interesting location and Michael Imperioli is always fun to watch.

Shit, I knew I forgot about something.

Well although I wasn't planning on watching anything on the night it came out, I saw Chuck, The Event and now I'm watching Hawaii 5-0.

Instead of worrying about the times, I'm most likely going to play video games and just watch everything the next day because there are too many shows in the same slots and I don't want to choose.

So I watched my second new show of the year: Outlaw. Not really anything groundbreaking and if Jimmy Smits wasn't in it, I'd stop watching it already because its super generic. I'm going to give it one more episode to make me give a shit and then drop it. RZA appearance was nice though.

It's in the top five of my favourite shows ever. Fantastic show, great characters and super realistic.

I watch Jersey Shore too. They guys on that show are all awesome and the chicks pretty much annoy me. It's trashy TV but its entertaining trash.

I like Terriers. Not ground breaking or anything but it was entertaining and funny.

You could say that about every single AMC show though. All of their shows have a completely different pace than anything else on TV right now. It's good for a changeup but I personally couldn't sit down and watch more than two episodes of Mad Men or anything else by them in a row.

What a depressing episode. The ending was awesome but it seemed to be one gut shot after another. The thing with Gemmas dad just seemed to be piling on top of everything else. Did anyone notice who was talking to Clay about transferring to Charming?

Finding Nemo followed really closely by Up.

I feel the same way about six feet under. I got through about 2 or 3 episodes before I totally lost interest. Right now I'm chugging along with Mad Men, I'm on the second episode of the second season and if all goes well I should hopefully be done with the second season before everything comes back on TV. I've sort of made a list of everything coming back that I already like and the new shows that I want to check out and I'm going to have my hands full if I want to give everything a shot.