What were the last TV shows you watched?

[Dante1847]

finished The Newsroom, Aaron Sorkin's latest project. ****ing. brilliant

[LoopyChew]

Also brilliant: This week's Justified. Community was almost pretty good, too.

[BohemianMatt]

Just found I out I could watch the various Tenchi Muyo! series on YouTube. Geez, I don't even know why I started...

[illmissrockband]

how i met your mother and scrubs.
still waiting to find out the janitor's name...

[AzureAngel17]

I was quite pleased with this week's episodes of Psych and Once Upon a Time!

Once: I wish I could steal Regina's (the Queen/Mayor) wardrobe.
Space: whoa, space!
Psych: Poor Lassie.

[LoopyChew]

I don't know how many of you have watched The Middleman, a TV show from '08 that ran 12 episodes on ABC Family, but its creator posted the SDCC 2k9 table read of the "lost" 13th episode/season finale, as filmed through the official cameras (no need to watch ten-minute clip after ten-minute clip through a phone cam). Big enough fans may have already read the comic book version of this, but it's fun listening to all the actors read through the lines. Also, if it generates enough views and interest, Natalie Morales (the actress, not the NBC personality) swears up and down it can help toward a Middleman movie.

If you haven't watched it, it's basically a low-budget (like, really low-budget) Men in Black, with a directionless art major accidentally finding herself recruited into fighting comic book evil. What it lacks in budget it makes up for in style, taking advantage of the fact that it looks like a '70's camp-fest and throwing in as many references to the subject matter at hand as possible (one episode involving zombie trout includes a trip to the Odyssey and Oracle Fishery, for example; another ep has a sorority house whose Reitman University campus is haunted). It's a show that is both clearly a labor of love and one where everyone involved had a ton of fun making it, and that sense of fun is quite infectious. Worth the watch if you have the time.

[firedoom666]

recently started watching Gravity Falls...

great show!!! almost to the level of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic

[topdrawer]

I was quite pleased with this week's episodes of Psych and Once Upon a Time!

Once: I wish I could steal Regina's (the Queen/Mayor) wardrobe.
Space: whoa, space!
Psych: Poor Lassie.

i need to start watching psych again. i like cheesy USA shows.
i'm getting quite sick of once upon a time's character sympathy manipulations. like how long can they keep flip flopping their characters from good to evil?

last i watched was shameless and spartacus. shameless is awesome this season. spartacus is alright. i can't believe agron is dead and there was no frontal nudity.

[MagicMurderBag7]

I'm loving Shameless this season. Spoilers: I really wanted Karen to die. She's just horrible. I actually cheered when Mandy ran her over. The way Jodi woke her up was great though lol.

[M_Robbins5]

I don't know how many of you have watched The Middleman, a TV show from '08 that ran 12 episodes on ABC Family, but its creator posted the SDCC 2k9 table read of the "lost" 13th episode/season finale, as filmed through the official cameras (no need to watch ten-minute clip after ten-minute clip through a phone cam). Big enough fans may have already read the comic book version of this, but it's fun listening to all the actors read through the lines. Also, if it generates enough views and interest, Natalie Morales (the actress, not the NBC personality) swears up and down it can help toward a Middleman movie.

If you haven't watched it, it's basically a low-budget (like, really low-budget) Men in Black, with a directionless art major accidentally finding herself recruited into fighting comic book evil. What it lacks in budget it makes up for in style, taking advantage of the fact that it looks like a '70's camp-fest and throwing in as many references to the subject matter at hand as possible (one episode involving zombie trout includes a trip to the Odyssey and Oracle Fishery, for example; another ep has a sorority house whose Reitman University campus is haunted). It's a show that is both clearly a labor of love and one where everyone involved had a ton of fun making it, and that sense of fun is quite infectious. Worth the watch if you have the time.

I own it on DVD and love it. I was really disappointed when it got cancelled.