Dexter's Lab and Tom and Jerry, will be watching some more soon.

I watched CSI on Thursday. Only because Rascal Flatts were on it.
Police Women of Maricopa County Thursday as well and as well as LA Ink too.

Monday was House. And tonight is Human Target. xD

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MAN vs FOOD on the Travel Channel.

Whose Line?....Whose Line?.....and more Whose Line? :D

Nip / Tuck season 5, the last episode from part 1.

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I bought seasons 1 and 2 mid January, then 3 and 4 in Febuary and just a couple of weeks ago finished up season 5, such a cool show.

Season 1 was pretty sweet, then season 2 rocked. Season 3 seemed a little lame in comparison, but then it picked up over season 4 and season 5 was just pure awesome.

I wouldn't rate it up there with Sopranos and Six Feet Under but it's definitely worth watching and I think you can pick up the DVD's fairly cheap.

I've finished watching all of Californication too. Season 3 was fun, although a bit lacking with the overall story arc.

Last week I started watching Fringe, I think I've almost finished season 1. I watched some of this when it first aired on TV but couldnt quite get into it. So glad I gave it another shot because man it starts getting good 7 or 8 episodes in.

Breaking Bad season 3 starts soon... that should be pretty sweet.

The new episode of Lost. it was very good and featured some incredible acting from Michael Emerson. He deserves another emmy for this episode alone.

I missed my episode of Human Target tonight. I had it thinking that it was Thursday all day yesterday. Now I have to buy the episode on the Zune Marketplace.

I would like to add that, regardless of the quality of the rest of the series, the 'Absolute Justice' episode of Smallville is arguably the best superhero show ever done on television, and definitely the best comic adaptation. The only flaw I could find in it is that I wish they'd given the Sandman a little more to do.

Also, with upcoming shows like the Song of Ice and Fire adaptation and Luck, the new show by David 'Deadwood' Milch (which has a killer cast so far, with names like Dustin Hoffman and Nick Nolte), HBO is starting to become really awesome again.