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MLB
Philly/LA

[tdalton]

Also, tonight's episode of Flash Forward. An OK episode, but I think that they're rushing through the storyline a bit too fast. There could have been some interesting episodes had they really taken their time and slowly moved through the chain of events rather than trying to rush forward to a quick resolution to it all. Still entertaining, but it also feels a bit like a missed opportunity.

I don't know about whether it feels rushed or not, but I know that they've planned the show out for a minimum five seasons, so they definitely have more stuff planned after April 29 (the first season's not even done by then).

I think that the show would have been more interesting had they spent a few episodes simply dealing with the immediate aftermath of the disaster, and then slowly uncovered what actually happened to everyone during that time rather than everyone figuring it out within about fifteen minutes and then moving on. After the first episode, I haven't really gotten the sense that the characters are operating in a world that has just witnessed the biggest global disaster in history. In that sense, they're really rushing the storyline.

[AgentBentley]

I'm working my way through Lost season 5.
Just saw the episodes where we get to know who the fathers of Miles and Daniel Faraday are.

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[Tybre]

The Sweeney

[agentjamesbond007]

Ever since the new transition to Digital TV, I haven't watched much TV.

The last show I watched was King Of Queens. Pretty funny

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Angels/Yankess
Top of the 13th(5 hours & going)

Hell of a game!

[PrinceKamalKhan]

The post-Saint pre-Bond Roger Moore series The Persuaders. It was the episode with Catherine Schell(Nancy from OHMSS), Bernard Horsfall(Campbell from OHMSS) and Laurence Naismith(Sir Donald from DAF).

[00Twelve]

I'm working my way through Lost season 5.
Just saw the episodes where we get to know who the fathers of Miles and Daniel Faraday are.

:tup:

Every episode gets better from here on out.

[tdalton]

Jets vs. Bills

Pathetic.

[Tybre]

I saw a brief moment of Eagles vs Raiders. Do not like either team, and thus turned TV off. However, I will be quite glad to go into school tomorrow. Eagles were down 3-10 (to the Raiders of all teams) with thirteen minutes to go until the end of the game. In a scenario like that, no doubt a team like the Patriots or my beloved Steelers could turn things around, but the Eagles are just terrible, as no doubt this game exemplifies. That is the one advantage to living in a Philly suburb. Often I have to put up with the fanboyish gushing of most people over the Eagles, but when they lose, oh that is a sweet desert.

[PrinceKamalKhan]

Newhart

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NFL
Bears/Falcons

[Salomé]

House S6, ep1

One of those shows where the central performance is far better than the script or premise.

Are you something of a fan then Ambler?

I watched a few episodes of the first two season, but even Hugh Laurie could only keep me interested for so long...

[Tybre]

Watched some Courage the Cowardly Dog earlier, and as my live stream was bugging earlier, am now watching the Liverpool v Lyon game.

[tdalton]

Last night's episode of Castle. One of the best in the series thus far, and it has some of the best Castle/Beckett interactions in the entire series, especially those right at the end of the episode.

Also, there's some Bond "references" in the episode. Castle is told at the beginning of the episode that he's wanted to write the next three novels about "a certain British spy", and a big deal is made about that throughout the episode. Great stuff, and some rather funny moments based off of it.

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[elizabeth]

san diego 6 news in the morning.

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Again

[Joyce Carrington]

The amazingly powerful, Jonathan Frakes-directed, episode of 'Dollhouse' last night.

If you got off this train already, I think it's time to reconsider.

If you only now want to get your hands on some quality television, sadly you have to wait... the next episode (featuring Summer Glau) is on December 4. BUT, you can watch and catch up via iTunes, Hulu and Fox on Demand.

[DamnCoffee]

The Saint, on ITV4.

It's alrighttt. I haven't really got into it properly though.

[tdalton]

A few that I've seen:

This week's episode of Glee. Probably one of the weaker episodes so far, but it did have some very good moments between individual characters, and a pretty good, feel-good ending. Not a bad episode by any stretch, just not amongst the best the series has had in its stellar first few episodes.

The last episode of Dexter. Season 4 is shaping up to be the best yet, thanks in no small part to John Litghow's creepy turn as this season's antagonist. He hasn't had a huge amount of screen-time thus far, but what he has had he's made the absolute most of. There's been some great surprises as well, and all-in-all it's shaping up to be the best season yet of the show (IMO anyway).

[Tybre]

LFC v Man U game. Reds won, 2-0. Easily made my day.

Am now watching Scrubs on Comedy Central.

[jrcjohnny99]

LFC v Man U game. Reds won, 2-0. Easily made my day.

Am now watching Scrubs on Comedy Central.

The game ruined my day/week/year...
at least we can take comfort in the fact that pool beat us twice last season and we STILL won the league.....

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NFL
Bengals/Bears

[dodge]

White Collar, a new show. Not bad, not bad at all. But the slightly too intended star-turn by the pretty boy lead was a little offputting for me. I'll give this one a few more tries to see how it develops.

[elizabeth]

san diego 6 news. i saw the stock report. as of this morning, the dow is up!

Edited by elizabeth, 27 October 2009 - 09:35 PM.

[JimmyBond]

The last show I watched was Heroes, pretty good. I also watched the first episode of the (I think) 6 part documentary on Monty Python called "Almost the Truth, the Lawyers cut."

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