Live Action Shows

[Ray502]

For the past few hours I have been watching That 70s Show. One of my favorite shows ever!

[R4Y_ANC3L]

Two and a half men is one my favourite Live action shows and it was made by the same person(Chuck Lorre) who made Big bang theory which is also my favourite.
Bachelor Charlie (Sheen)'s womanizing ways are hindered When his divorced brother, Alan,moves into his malibu pad with his wise-cracking young son, Jake.

[Bzzit]

I'm beyond good and triggered @ Game of Thrones. Cannot believe Uncle Benjen is dead

[Pirez]

This interests exactly none of you but so far the latest season of Hard Knocks is pretty dope.

[Hunchman801]

I didn't like Breaking Bad either, though I suppose I didn't actually finish it. I didn't think Walter's character was actually that good, he just seemed like an erratic prick.

Glad to see I'm not the only one!

I enjoyed the GOT S7 premire, however, Ed Sheeran stuck out like a sore thumb and felt like a pointless addition

I have no idea what he looks like so I didn't even recognize him.

Just finished re-watching Vikings.

Loved series and 3 and 4 much more than i did the first time round, (think binge watching helped the story flow better) and consider it to be one of my all time favourite shows

Will be interesting to see how the show progresses from this point onward thanks to quite a significant shift

I started watching Vikings a couple months ago or so and I really like it. Now at the second half of season 4, it looks like they're trying to refresh the series by introducing a bunch of ‘new’ characters (well, they were too young to matter before that) and I think it might be a good idea.

I'm beyond good and triggered @ Game of Thrones. Cannot believe Uncle Benjen is dead

Well he kinda was already, wasn't he? Anyway, that was a pretty cool episode, except for the very end where Jon Snow becomes a fucking pussy (well he probably just wants some).

This interests exactly none of you but so far the latest season of Hard Knocks is pretty dope.

Mind telling us what the series' about?

[Pirez]

It's a documentary about an NFL training camp.

[Hunchman801]

Ah, you're the only one here I'd expect to watch it.

[Cairnie]

OK so I got recommended Tim & Eric Awesome Show Good Job...am I ready for this?

[Elite Piranha]

I have been recently watching season 1 of the X-Files. I have been enjoying it for the most part. It was interesting to see how people envisioned Artificial Intelligence in the 90s (one episode is centered about that).

[ChronicTraitor]

I have been recently watching season 1 of the X-Files. I have been enjoying it for the most part. It was interesting to see how people envisioned Artificial Intelligence in the 90s (one episode is centered about that).

I've heard of the X-Files, though only from around. I know MDK was shown off in an episode somewhere early on in season 1, being played by a troubled teenager blasting Rob Zombie loud as all get out before shouting at his dad. I'd love to see it myself but I couldn't find that specific clip lying around anywhere. I guess that's what disturbed isolated people did in the 90s? I'm from 96 but thanks to being committed to MDK and isolated I'm more than halfway there! Or all the way there, Rob Zombie ain't half bad sometimes.

I see AI more as a helpful friend than a world dominating human killer unlike the folks we live with. It's interesting to see what the past thinks of the future!

Then again I'd watched some Max Headroom as of recently so perhaps that sways my ideals towards AI being funny and likable. Perhaps. I do need to get back to that, it really drew me in which is unusual. I don't watch tv shows, especially not live action stuff, but I love the characters and the setting. And Max, of course.

[PluMGMK]

I think I'd like the X-Files, but for now, as with most things, my familiarity extends no further than the time the Simpsons parodied it