What were the last TV shows you watched?

[DaiquiriDack]

I don't think Donald Glover gets enough credit for how he plays that character, especially the dramatic stuff he has to do.

^Thiiis.

You go back and watch earlier episodes and it really becomes apparent the extent that Glover's elevated the character in depth and evolved him in tone. I'm really hoping we haven't seen the last of the rift between Troy and Abed. Not that I'm rooting against the most bromantic TV friendship ever, it's just that the conflict was just rooted in some very real issues between the two of them that came up very organically, and I feel like rather than resolve them, Jeff just kinda gave Troy permission to hit the snooze alarm on dealing with them.

Some of Glover's funniest moments have been when he's as detached from reality as Abed (especially when he and Danny Pudi get to show off their fantastic bro-chemistry), but some of his finest moments have been when he proves himself to be very much secretly grounded in reality (as with the Britta reveal), especially when you see the strain of his closest human connection being borderline escapism from reality (I've heard someone point out that his being pressured into plumbing and AC repair, neither of which he particularly want to do, is probably driving his dependence on Abed. It's incredibly brutal stuff for a comedic duo so silly.)

[Cubecubed]

GoT was awesome tonight, as always. Yoren is too badass.

[MagicMurderBag7]

I just found out that the new season of Eureka starts tonight. How did I not know that before?

[lvmathemagician]

Game of Thrones looks like it's going to have a tough year keeping people interested with all the characters it has to keep track of. It's hard to get emotionally connected with all the jumping around the show has to do.

[topperharley]

Re-watched the first two episodes of Spaced. Good show, but it really takes a few episodes for it to find its feet.

[LoopyChew]

Betweeen Parks and Rec, Community, and 30 Rock, last night's NBC lineup was on fire.

I'm wondering why I'm still watching The Office, though.

[topdrawer]

modern family and twin peaks.

twin peaks started out interesting but episodes 2, 3 and 4 were really boring and some of the acting is awful along with the dialogue.

[TylerFG]

On mof my best friends on the internet wants me to try watching Sherlock. Is it any good? She says it is and she's into the same show I am (Doctor Who), but I'm not really into detective shows really. I'm considering watching it on Netflix tonight.

[Cubecubed]

Parks and Rec and Community were both absolutely fantastic last night. Good reminder of why those are the best two comedies on TV.

[BevoTheWarrior]

Parks and Rec and Community were both absolutely fantastic last night. Good reminder of why those are the best two comedies on TV.

I agree completely. I'm shocked that the universe didn't implode since we finally got new episodes of both shows on the same night. Plus, West Wing references abound!

Betweeen Parks and Rec, Community, and 30 Rock, last night's NBC lineup was on fire.

I'm wondering why I'm still watching The Office, though.

Oh, come on. At the very least, the Erin and Andy meltdown was hilarious.