[Tyler]

QUOTE (makeshyft @ Aug 17 2010, 05:15)

I'm very much over Burn Notice this season. It feels really forced.

What episode is Australia at right now?

[makeshyft]

Beats me. I hardly watch actual TV anymore, what with the internet connection and all.

[darthYENIK]

I'm still digging Burn Notice. It's like the A-team, with Bruce Campbell as Hannibal, Face, Murdock and B.A., and they actually shoot people. And the latest episode, showing how much Michael and Simon have in common, was kind of cool.

Anyone watch the Weeds season Premiere? I gotta say, not really that strong out the gate.

[Tyler]

The new episode of Burn Notice did catch my attention as well. I am very eager to see how the whole Vaughn being one of the people burning Micheal thing works out. I bet somebody gets a gun to the head.

[makeshyft]

I think it's the team aspect which is letting it down for me. I prefer Michael as the lone wolf with backup.

[darthYENIK]

Another show I've been watching is the Good Guys. It's on Fox so it's bound to be cancelled, and they've even started messing with the schedule. I like it though. Bradley Whitford is funny, and Colin Hanks plays a good straight cop. Plus the girl is the demon chick from Reaper, so hot.

[Tyler]

QUOTE (makeshyft @ Aug 17 2010, 05:58)

I think it's the team aspect which is letting it down for me. I prefer Michael as the lone wolf with backup.

I get you there, this is the second season I am tuning into of Burn Notice, and I particularly liked how in season 3 he worked alone more often then not. But, the team effort thing fits into this season's whole Michael is unravelling a huge conspiracy, and he would never survive on his own thing.


The Good Guys, when I watched it I originally thought it was a sh*tty movie, but I tuned into the second episode and actually liked the way they did a funny perspective on police partners. I won't say it is original, but if nothing else, it is a little bit of a refreshment.

[Fnorg]

QUOTE (GTAvanja @ Aug 17 2010, 00:00)

QUOTE (Cojage @ Aug 16 2010, 23:51) QUOTE (GTAvanja @ Aug 16 2010, 20:32) QUOTE (Gronf @ Aug 16 2010, 21:35) Sticking to The Sopranos, could someone explain why Corrado ordered a hit on Tony in the first season? I'm not talking about the later hit on the show, which I have yet to see but have managed to spoil for myself I remember him being angry about all the Capos putting their mothers in the retirement community, but that doesn't seem like enough a reason. And could someone explain the power relation between Junior and Tony at the beginning of the show? Did Corrado just think he was the boss, or was he really the boss for a while? That's sorta hazy. And Junior watching Curb Your Enthusiasm and thinking he was Larry and that Bacala was Jeff Garlin cracked me up. Haha. Officially Junior was the boss, but Tony really ran things. Go back and watch Junior's conversation with Tony's mother in the retirement community if you want to know about the reason for ordering a hit. It's a great scene I just forgot which episode that was. Yeah, wasn't it because he was seeing a shrink? Yes, because Junior was afraid of what Tony might say to his shrink about their business. That was only one of the reasons though. He was also frustrated because he noticed that he was not really running things

Right, now it's all coming back to me. Thanks.

[Don Garcia]

Well this season of Mad Men has been consistently great so far. I wish more people were watching.

[Fnorg]

QUOTE (Don Garcia @ Aug 17 2010, 10:10)

Well this season of Mad Men has been consistently great so far. I wish more people were watching.

I watch it. I'm just not into it enough to find a stream on the Internet or download it. So, I wait for it to air on regular TV instead. Gives me something to look forward to on Sundays at least.

EDIT: In other words, I don't think it's that good.

This post has been edited by Gronf on Tuesday, Aug 17 2010, 09:38

[Cojage]

QUOTE (GTAvanja @ Aug 16 2010, 22:00)

QUOTE (Cojage @ Aug 16 2010, 23:51) QUOTE (GTAvanja @ Aug 16 2010, 20:32) QUOTE (Gronf @ Aug 16 2010, 21:35) Sticking to The Sopranos, could someone explain why Corrado ordered a hit on Tony in the first season? I'm not talking about the later hit on the show, which I have yet to see but have managed to spoil for myself I remember him being angry about all the Capos putting their mothers in the retirement community, but that doesn't seem like enough a reason. And could someone explain the power relation between Junior and Tony at the beginning of the show? Did Corrado just think he was the boss, or was he really the boss for a while? That's sorta hazy. And Junior watching Curb Your Enthusiasm and thinking he was Larry and that Bacala was Jeff Garlin cracked me up. Haha. Officially Junior was the boss, but Tony really ran things. Go back and watch Junior's conversation with Tony's mother in the retirement community if you want to know about the reason for ordering a hit. It's a great scene I just forgot which episode that was. Yeah, wasn't it because he was seeing a shrink? Yes, because Junior was afraid of what Tony might say to his shrink about their business. That was only one of the reasons though. He was also frustrated because he noticed that he was not really running things

Oh right. Just finished the last episode of The Sopranos, what a show. The ending is disappointing yet brilliant, haha. Looking forward to Chase's next project.

Also I started watching Oz now, that prison show which aired on HBO in the late 90's. Damn it's also a very good show, and I only saw 4 episodes yet. Really recommending it

[Tyler]

Well, I hope everyone is ready for the season finale of Burn Notice.

[Robinski]

On a less serious point, one for the UK crowd:

[makeshyft]

QUOTE (Unoriginal44 @ Aug 21 2010, 15:08)

Well, I hope everyone is ready for the season finale of Burn Notice.

Half-season. They structure their seasons in two parts, with a break in the middle.

[Tyler]

QUOTE (makeshyft @ Aug 23 2010, 15:25)

QUOTE (Unoriginal44 @ Aug 21 2010, 15:08) Well, I hope everyone is ready for the season finale of Burn Notice. Half-season. They structure their seasons in two parts, with a break in the middle.

Well, did you catch the preview for the Summer Finale yet?

[darthYENIK]

sh*t, I haven't watched the last episode yet. I'll have to get on it. Or maybe I'll just wait until Thursday and watch that one and the finale.

Two episodes into the new season of Weeds, and no Doug or Ignacio. I hope they haven't gone the way of Heylia, Conrad and Doug's son.

This post has been edited by darthYENIK on Wednesday, Aug 25 2010, 06:21

[Tyler]

Man, I am yearning for Dexter! I need to actually order season's three and four on Netflix DVD's, but I cannot be bother to at the moment.

Dark, you should definitely wait until Friday, the episode is a major cliffhanger.

[makeshyft]

QUOTE (Unoriginal44 @ Aug 25 2010, 09:35)

QUOTE (makeshyft @ Aug 23 2010, 15:25) QUOTE (Unoriginal44 @ Aug 21 2010, 15:08) Well, I hope everyone is ready for the season finale of Burn Notice. Half-season. They structure their seasons in two parts, with a break in the middle. Well, did you catch the preview for the Summer Finale yet?

Nah. As it is, the actual episode will sit on my HD for a few days before I get the time to watch it.

Inre your most recent post: I'm also hanging out for Dexter. It's either going to be very good or very ho-hum.

[darthYENIK]

Dexter has only gotten better in my opinion. They've got a lot to live up to, but they've done it every year for me.

[GTAvanja]

Third season of Sons of Anarchy should start in September, right?