What were the last TV shows you watched?

[DackAttac]

i think it may finally be tim for scrubs.

The first few seasons of Scrubs makes for some quality marathon watching. After the fourth season, or so, it's diminishing returns to an uncomfortable degree. So I wouldn't get hung up on it over its length, what's worth watching goes by fast. When you start to get sick of it, you can pretty easily just call it quits and be comfortable you're not missing out.

That said, Arrested Development is, once again, pretty solid and brilliant through and through, and there's only two and a half seasons of it.

[Cubecubed]

I actually think the best episode of scrubs is from season 8. at least in my opinion.

[BevoTheWarrior]

I'd say to watch Scrubs all the way up until the end of season 8. Don't bother with the ninth (and final) season of the show because it really wasn't Scrubs. They partially changed the setting and the cast, the new cast REALLY sucked and it just seemed like everybody stopped caring about the show.

[ultimatespidey81]

yeah i've got a couple people that are wanting me to watch scrubs. i'll watch it eventually. probably during the summer when there is nothing on tv beside reruns and reality shows.

[DackAttac]

I'd say to watch Scrubs all the way up until the end of season 8. Don't bother with the ninth (and final) season of the show because it really wasn't Scrubs. They partially changed the setting and the cast, the new cast REALLY sucked and it just seemed like everybody stopped caring about the show.

You could tell they were trying to bank on the fact it was a bit of a reboot to recapture the novelty magic and "new show smell" of it all. But you only really get the comedic and dramatic umph of reveal the nuances of Cox's character once, it felt like alternating between watching a weaker show and reruns.

Although I remember the last ninth-season episode to feature JD and Elliot was actually kind of a winner.

yeah i've got a couple people that are wanting me to watch scrubs. i'll watch it eventually. probably during the summer when there is nothing on tv beside reruns and reality shows.

I hear that. I used to watch Psych pretty regularly, but it used to be a summer show. I fear it's gonna just get lost in the shuffle once there's actual competition when they bump it to the fall this year.

[Cubecubed]

I believe Breaking Bad comes back in June or July. So i will have something to watch for sure.

[ultimatespidey81]

i've never gotten around to watching breaking bad. i have heard nothing but good things about it thhough. hopefully there will be a sale on amazon or something for the earlier seasons.

[lvmathemagician]

Dr. Who, Game of Thrones and Chuck. I am a stereotype.

[HeyRiles]

Last summer I went through the entirety of Scrubs. Great decision. You don't need to bother with it if you're burned out by the ninth season, though. The rest are still pretty great regardless

This past fall I went through the entirety of the Dragon Ball series, up through GT. The original and Z were totally worth it, nothing worth it in GT since the fights are laughably short and required a bunch of bullcrap to move the plot along that didn't even feel like canon

Then this spring I went through all of One Piece dub, up to the point where it is now (episode 205), and they're still releasing them so I'll keep watching. Hilarious show, there's a lot of parts that make me laugh out loud and recurring mannerisms/themes that make me chuckle. A lot of really good fights and strategy, as well! I really love the story, a lot

Also currently watching dubbed episodes of Naruto Shippuuden as they're updated (it's on 77 or 78 right now). I'm a sucker for animated shows that have a continuous story and developing characters and relationships. If anybody knows of any other cartoons that connect all the episodes together and feature developing characters and relationships, then feel free to direct me!

[GNFfhqwhgads]

My Little Pony and Scrubs. Scrubs never gets old.