Parks and Recreation
Reminds me of The Office. Still hilarious in its own way.
9/10
Reminds me of The Office. Still hilarious in its own way.
9/10
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Dead Like Me: needs more Inigo Montoya / 10
Reaper: one of the best TV devils ever / 10
Reaper: one of the best TV devils ever / 10
Workaholics 10/10.
I never give full points, and this show would be a "highest Don-grade" 9/10 if it weren't for the fact that some of my friends have started to call me 'Ders.
But yeah, great show, good comedy. Started watching again from Season 1, Episode 1 yesterday, finished season 3 not more than two weeks ago.
I never give full points, and this show would be a "highest Don-grade" 9/10 if it weren't for the fact that some of my friends have started to call me 'Ders.
But yeah, great show, good comedy. Started watching again from Season 1, Episode 1 yesterday, finished season 3 not more than two weeks ago.
I need around tree fiddy.
Spaced 10/10 Season 1 is gold, season 2 silver
came across this clip while reminiscing
came across this clip while reminiscing
- Superior Mind
- (not macbeth)
- +1,755|6945
I recently watched season 1 of Wilfred (US). I didn't expect it to be so dark. Def recommended.
Red Dwarf X: Ep 1
I was worried about how this would turn out, considering how awful 2009's Back to Earth was, but actually I thought it was pretty good and i'm looking forward to next weeks episode.
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Started watching it because of this post. It's actually pretty funny.DonFck wrote:
Workaholics 10/10.
I never give full points, and this show would be a "highest Don-grade" 9/10 if it weren't for the fact that some of my friends have started to call me 'Ders.
But yeah, great show, good comedy. Started watching again from Season 1, Episode 1 yesterday, finished season 3 not more than two weeks ago.
its hilarious. see this thread for the overwhelming support the BF2s community gives it
It's great - thanks Don
It's like a "Dude/Nerdy" Michael Bateman, a young Matt Stone and... I haven't made Ander's connection.
Lets not hang out with Juggalo's anymore, they are who we thought they were
Also started watching Parks and Recreation. It's too perfect. I love these shows.
Winston_Churchill wrote:
battlestar galactica - actually pretty good and really not that geeky/nerdy at all. 8/10 (just starting season 4)
Small hourglass island
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Season 2 is brilliantPrivateVendetta wrote:
Lets not hang out with Juggalo's anymore, they are who we thought they were
Shame they're so short
The Men Who Built America
Biopic dramatization of the lives of America's big industrialists: Vanderbilt, Rockefeller, Carnegie, Morgon etc
Finally a show worthy of the history channel 8/10
Biopic dramatization of the lives of America's big industrialists: Vanderbilt, Rockefeller, Carnegie, Morgon etc
Finally a show worthy of the history channel 8/10
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
I just finished watching Mad Men's fifth (and for now final) season. I can honestly say that it has been one of the nicer tv experiences I've had. Normally I wouldn't use the word 'nice' on such a subject, but this one really deserves it. It was pleasant to watch, a very calming and enjoyable experience.
It's a show that's hard to get into because it moves so slowly compared to most other popular shows. Of course it's a drama, but there's plenty of other popular drama's that have a quicker pace and more fun, charicature-like characters. Yet, this one stands out. Simply because it's so simple. The drama isn't too big (read: ridicolous) and the comedy is subtle. Everything feels real and that's what makes this show good. It offers a window through which you can look at the life of upper-class ad men in Manhatten and all the problem that come with living that life in those times.
I can see it not being for everyone.
The reason I stuck with it (to me it only became really interesting story-wise in season 4) is because i love that realism. The subtle 60's experiences like the sets, the costumes, the fact that and everyone smokes and drinks (and drives after) and how quick easily you start to ignore these small, yet incredible, details and take them for granted. It's hard to find a flaw in the show and its portrayal of those times and it's amazing to see how well they've managed to turn something as simple as showing us (upper-class) life in the 60's and make it enjoyable.
I highly recommend it. It can be tough to get started, and you won't feel anything for any of the character until you're quite far in, but I would tell you to watch it for the atmosphere alone and let the story flow in later.
I can't really rate 5 seasons, but I guess overall I would give it an 8/10
It's a show that's hard to get into because it moves so slowly compared to most other popular shows. Of course it's a drama, but there's plenty of other popular drama's that have a quicker pace and more fun, charicature-like characters. Yet, this one stands out. Simply because it's so simple. The drama isn't too big (read: ridicolous) and the comedy is subtle. Everything feels real and that's what makes this show good. It offers a window through which you can look at the life of upper-class ad men in Manhatten and all the problem that come with living that life in those times.
I can see it not being for everyone.
The reason I stuck with it (to me it only became really interesting story-wise in season 4) is because i love that realism. The subtle 60's experiences like the sets, the costumes, the fact that and everyone smokes and drinks (and drives after) and how quick easily you start to ignore these small, yet incredible, details and take them for granted. It's hard to find a flaw in the show and its portrayal of those times and it's amazing to see how well they've managed to turn something as simple as showing us (upper-class) life in the 60's and make it enjoyable.
I highly recommend it. It can be tough to get started, and you won't feel anything for any of the character until you're quite far in, but I would tell you to watch it for the atmosphere alone and let the story flow in later.
I can't really rate 5 seasons, but I guess overall I would give it an 8/10
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Arrested Development
8/10
Pretty funny. Some meta parts that I've seen in Community, (e.g. the shooting people to teach a lesson trick), just all round good humour. Now the wait begins for season 4.
Also, I'd bang Lindsay.
8/10
Pretty funny. Some meta parts that I've seen in Community, (e.g. the shooting people to teach a lesson trick), just all round good humour. Now the wait begins for season 4.
Also, I'd bang Lindsay.
noice
Too bad she's a lesbian
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
tell her to bring a friend!Jay wrote:
Too bad she's a lesbian
Her friend is:13urnzz wrote:
tell her to bring a friend!Jay wrote:
Too bad she's a lesbian
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
i'd hit it
Don't because her "friend" is Ellen DeGeneres...13urnzz wrote:
tell her to bring a friend!Jay wrote:
Too bad she's a lesbian
Edit: too slow
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April's better.
Modern Family
8/10
Funny shit. Luke kinda reminds me of Andy Dwyer from Parks and Rec.
8/10
Funny shit. Luke kinda reminds me of Andy Dwyer from Parks and Rec.
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