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Are there any good shows left on TV?

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No hockey this year?

Angel and firefly gone.

Sheild Season over.

Sunday fox lineup if getting dull other than king of the hill.


WHAT THE FUCK IS LEFT?


Fucking reality shows are ruining TV.
 
Lost is excellent. If you haven't watched it, you should use the Summer to catch-up. Alias is good, although it's not as good as it was in year 1 and 2, but better than 3. The 4400 is a good Summer show. 24 is awesome. There are some good shows, you just have to look a bit for 'em.
 

karasu

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Curb Your Enthusiasm
Six Feet Under
Rescue Me
Law & Order: SVU

A few of those reality shows are a hell of alot more interesting than the cookie cutter sitcoms they've replaced.
 
actually i will try to catch up with Lost thnx. 24 i watch on DVD cause i started watching at season 3 so i dont wanna miss anything.
 

temp

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JPRaup said:
24
Arrested Development
Family Guy
Reno 911
American Dad
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Real Word: Austin
HOUSE
Cerebral Palsy said:
Arrested Development
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Entourage
Deadwood
Family Guy
Reno 911
HOUSE M.D.
Get it right, guys.
 

blahness

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Arrested Development (starts again in the fall, reruns no where to be found, buy the 1st dvd box set to get you started, the second one will be out in the next couple months)
Lost (starts again in the fall, playing reruns through the summer)
The 4400
 

Mama Smurf

My penis is still intact.
Arrested Development
Deadwood
The Sopranos
24
Scrubs
The Office
The Amazing Race
Veronica Mars (stupid name but great show, give it a go)
Lost
Alias
Smallville (ok, so last season completely blew aside from the odd good episode, but I keep watching in the hope of it turning round, plenty of shows have bad seasons)
The OC
Numb3rs

Sure, not all of them are on right now (ermm...actually, none are), but I'll be watching those at least when they're next on. And I hear good things about House which I'll try and get into, and there's always something good and new each year.

More than enough for me.
 

aparisi2274

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Scrubs
King of Queens
Family Guy
Arrested Development
American Dad
ER
Las Vegas
CSI
Two & Half Men
24
The Office (US version)
South park
Family Business (Showtime)
Entourage
The Sopranos
 

blahness

Member
Kabuki Waq said:
whats the 4400?

thnx for all the recommendations guys, I enjoy shows that arent too episodic.

here is the gist of it from the4400.com website

When a passing comet abruptly changes course and hurtles towards Earth, there is widespread panic and distress as people prepare for Armageddon. However, the comet does not crash: instead, it slows down, hovers, and eventually touches down on a lake in the Pacific Northwest. Finally, 4400 people emerge from a blinding white light, people from all different ages and walks of life who have been presumed dead or missing - and none aged even a day from when they were last seen. It's as if a giant time capsule full of people has been opened up, unaltered and untouched by time. Although not immediately evident, it soon becomes apparent that The 4400 have each been returned with a special power as they unwittingly begin to exhibit abilities including superhuman strength, healing touch, and clairvoyance. Eager to revisit memories from their past and reunite with those they left behind, two worlds collide as 4400 people acclimated to living in the past are forced to deal with the new challenges of living in the present.
 

calder

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Battlestar Gallactica, Arrested Development and maybe Deadwood are the only reasons to even own a TV nowadays as far as I can see. Beyond them and a couple of sports network television is dead to me, I mainly just watch the movie channels now. I'd list Bromwell High as one show I watch too if I hadn't seen all 2 (or is it 3?) eps ever made like 40 times already.
 

Dan

No longer boycotting the Wolfenstein franchise
Arrested Development
Lost
Law & Order: SVU**
The Wire
Six Feet Under*
Entourage*
The 4400*
Reno 911!*
Family Guy*
Scrubs
South Park** (eh... well, so far season 9 has sucked hard)
Curb Your Enthusiasm
The Office
The Daily Show*

*New episodes this summer
**Easily found reruns this summer
 

Tedesco!

Member
Arrested Development
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Deadwood
Entourage
Family Guy
Law & Order (all of them!)
Scrubs
Spaced (When Trio airs it)
Wire In The Blood
 

JPRaup

Banned
Ya forgot about The Office (US), such a funny show, doesnt compare with brit version, but still funny

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themadcowtipper

Smells faintly of rancid stilton.
The Inside is a pretty promising show that is just starting out. Night STalker, and Invasion are both about to start and look decent.
 

CloudNL

Member
This summer you could watch:

- Rescue Me (Season 2) FX
- The 4400 (Season 2) Sci-Fi
- The Inside (Season 1) FOX
- Family Guy (Season 4) FOX
- American Dad (Season 1) FOX
- Closer (Season 1) TNT

- Empire (mini serie starting June 28) ABC

Late summer:

- Nip / Tuck (Season 3) FUCK YEAH! Who's the man behind the mask!? FX
- Battlestar Galactica (Season 2) Sci-Fi
- Over There (Season 1) War drama on FX

Fall returning:

- Lost (Season 2) ABC
- The OC (Season 3) FOX
- Alias (Season 5) ABC
- House (Season 2) FOX
- The Amazing Race (Season 8) CBS

(Cool) Fall NEW:

- Prison Break / FOX
MICHAEL SCOFIELD (Wentworth Miller, "The Human Stain") is a desperate man in a desperate situation. His brother, LINCOLN BURROWS (Dominic Purcell, "John Doe," "Blade: Trinity"), is on death row and scheduled to die in a few months for a murder Michael is convinced Lincoln did not commit. With no other options and time winding down, Michael holds up a bank to get himself incarcerated alongside his brother in Fox River State Penitentiary. Once he's inside, we learn that Michael ? a structural engineer with the blueprints for the prison ? has hatched an elaborate plan to break Lincoln out and prove his innocence.

- Fathom / NBC
Ever wonder what life would be like if a new form of sea life began to appear in locales all over the earth? In this expansive drama, those who are about to find out include some naval officers in the South Antarctic Sea, a family in San Diego, scientists from the Oceanographic Institute in Monterey, and fishermen in the Gulf of Mexico. The seemingly innocent creatures they find are beautiful and kids may even want to play with them -- but is there something more to them? One thing's for sure - they're full of surprises as viewers can embark on this unfathomable journey to discover what might be lurking in the sea. Lake Bell ("Boston Legal") stars as Daughtery Carstarphen, along with Jay R. Ferguson ("Judging Amy") as Richard Owen, Rade Serbedzija ("Snatch") as Dr. Aleksander Cirko, and Carter Jenkins ("CSI: NY") as Miles.

- Bones / FOX
From executive producers Barry Josephson ("Hide and Seek," "Like Mike") and Hart Hanson ("Joan of Arcadia," "Judging Amy") comes the darkly amusing drama BONES, inspired by real-life forensic anthropologist and novelist Kathy Reichs. Forensic anthropologist DR. TEMPERANCE BRENNAN (Emily Deschanel, "Boogeyman"), who works at the Jeffersonian Institution and writes novels as a sideline, has an uncanny ability to read clues left behind in a victim's bones. Consequently, law enforcement calls her in to assist with murder investigations when the remains are so badly decomposed, burned or destroyed that the standard identification methods are useless.

- Supernatural / WB
This fall, The WB will take viewers on a completely new kind of thrill ride; a journey into the dark world of the unexplained that will deliver the terror of films like "The Ring" and "The Grudge." Sam Winchester (Jared Padalecki, "Gilmore Girls") has done his best to escape his family's eerie history, but, along with his older brother Dean (Jensen Ackles, "Smallville"), Sam is bound by tragedy and blood to a dangerous, other-worldly mission. Criss-crossing the mysterious back roads of the country in their '67 Chevy Impala, the Winchester brothers search for their missing father ? and hunt down every evil supernatural force they encounter along the way.

- Invasion / ABC
For centuries man has searched the skies for signs of intelligent life... but to no avail. What if the explanation lay in the fact that aliens were already here... already among us? And what if all of the natural disasters we have been experiencing of late were smokescreens designed to mask something far more ominous? Veteran Writer/Producer Shaun Cassidy, and celebrated Director Thomas Schlamme (The West Wing) bring you the suspenseful tale of a blended family that finds itself at the center of a conspiracy designed to mask an alien takeover that is happening one neighbor at a time.

- Head Cases / FOX
Bill Chais ("The Practice," "Family Law") created this comedic drama starring Chris O'Donnell ("Scent of a Woman") as attorney JASON PAYNE, whose superstar career at a prestigious Los Angeles law firm backfired when his wife, LAURIE (Krista Allen, "Unscripted"), kicked him out of the house and, to make a bad day even worse, he had a nervous breakdown. After three months at a "wellness center," Jason found himself with no job, no place to live and no support system. Enter SHULTZ (Adam Goldberg, "A Beautiful Mind," "Saving Private Ryan"), an unkempt, unpredictable sufferer of explosive disorder, assigned to be outpatient "buddies" with Jason by their mutual therapist, DR. ROBINSON (Rockmond Dunbar, "Soul Food"). A low-rent lawyer who usually represents deviants and petty criminals, Shultz eagerly latches onto a very reluctant Jason, inserting himself in all aspects of Jason's personal and professional life.

- E-Ring / NBC
Executive producer Jerry Bruckheimer ("CSI" franchise), Oscar-nominated director/producer Taylor Hackford ("Ray") and stars Benjamin Bratt ("Traffic," "Law & Order") and Dennis Hopper ("Easy Rider," "Speed") join forces in this pulsating drama set inside the nation's ultimate fortress: the Pentagon. It's a hub of highly explosive conflicts between American military heroes and the civilians to whom they report -- a world where crises can escalate into life-and-death climaxes, for individuals or entire nations. Viewers witness critical decisions by intelligence officers in the war room and the execution of these decisions by covert special ops on the battlefield. The number-one mission is survival of the state - an often-delicate balance between protecting the homeland and protecting either all of mankind or the life of a lone soldier.

- Reunion / FOX
Part character drama and part mystery, REUNION marks a groundbreaking concept in series television as it chronicles the lives of a group of six friends over the course of 20 years ? all in just one season. From the hopes and dreams of 18-year-olds to the realities that irrevocably mark those lives two decades later, REUNION's stories are of love and loss, marriage and death, triumph and scandal.

- The Ghost Wisperer / CBS
GHOST WHISPERER (Friday, 8:00 PM) stars Jennifer Love Hewitt ("Party of Five") in a drama, inspired by the work of famed medium James Van Praagh, about Melinda Gordon (Hewitt), a young newlywed with the unique ability to communicate with the earthbound spirits of people who have died and who seek her help. Melinda uses her gift to relay significant messages and important information to the living, but sometimes the messages she receives are intense and confusing. As a result, she is often met with questions and skepticism by the survivors. But when Melinda is able to help both the lost souls who contact her and those who are still alive, she knows that her unique talent is an asset and not a liability. David Conrad ("Profiler") and Aisha Tyler ("CSI: Crime Scene Investigation") also star.

- Threshold / CBS
THRESHOLD (Friday, 9:00 PM) stars Carla Gugino ("Sin City"), Charles S. Dutton ("Something the Lord Made"), Brian Van Holt ("House of Wax"), Robert Patrick Benedict ("Felicity") and Brent Spiner ("The Aviator") in a suspenseful drama about a team of experts who are assembled when the U.S. Navy makes a chilling discovery: an extra terrestrial craft has landed in the mid-Atlantic Ocean. Dr. Molly Anne Caffrey (Gugino) is a government contingency analyst whose job is to devise response plans for worst-case scenarios. When her plan called THRESHOLD is activated upon the news of the UFO, she and her hand-picked team of eclectic specialists get to work deciphering the intention of the craft and preparing for the possibility of a crisis situation -- an alien invasion.

2006

- 24 (Season 5) FOX

Lot of sci-fi alien stuff this fall.
Really looking forward to Prison Break.
 

themadcowtipper

Smells faintly of rancid stilton.
Good List but I would Add Night Stalker to it...

ABC.COM said:
There are things in the dark, things adults deny but children are right to fear…

When a pregnant woman is snatched from her home, the shocked citizens of L.A. believe it's an act of domestic violence. But crime reporter Carl Kolchak suspects that the truth is far more complicated. That's because 18 months ago, Kolchak's wife was killed in a bizarre fashion and he has been the FBI's #1 suspect ever since.

Kolchak's determination to find out the truth behind his wife's mysterious murder has led him to investigate other crimes that seem to have some kind of supernatural component. But he's trying to piece together a puzzle that keeps changing its shape. Who or what is committing these crimes? How are they all related? And why do some victims end up with a strange red mark on their hands in the shape of a snake? With sidekick Perri Reed, a sexy if skeptical fellow reporter in tow, Kolchak will go to any lengths to answer these questions. But when he does discover the truth – will anyone believe him?
 
8bit said:
Night Stalker? Is that a remake?

Yep. It's a remake from an old show back in the early 70's that starred Darren McGavin as Kolchak. It was said to be a huge influence on X-Files as well. I remember this show from when I was a kid, and loved it at the time. Can't wait for the new version.
 

xsarien

daedsiluap
Not really, maybe The Daily Show and new episodes of Law and Order and CSI: Vegas.

But outside of that? It's just me and my Newsradio DVDs.
 

8bit

Knows the Score
Kung Fu Jedi said:
Yep. It's a remake from an old show back in the early 70's that starred Darren McGavin as Kolchak. It was said to be a huge influence on X-Files as well. I remember this show from when I was a kid, and loved it at the time. Can't wait for the new version.

Excellent! Night Stalker was a great show way back when, so that's something worth looking out for.
 

dskillzhtown

keep your strippers out of my American football
The Deadliest Catch was the only good show left on TV. Now that it is over, there is nothing else until the NFL season starts.

I haven't seen one episode of about 80% of the shows listed in this thread. For for the most part, TV just isn't that appealing to me.
 

ParkPace

Member
CloudNL said:
- Reunion / FOX
Part character drama and part mystery, REUNION marks a groundbreaking concept in series television as it chronicles the lives of a group of six friends over the course of 20 years ? all in just one season. From the hopes and dreams of 18-year-olds to the realities that irrevocably mark those lives two decades later, REUNION's stories are of love and loss, marriage and death, triumph and scandal.

I'm kind of interested in this show. My only concerns lie in how many episodes are they going to air before they cancel it? 20 years of lives in one season. My bets are on them getting to about year 8 or 9 before axing it. Good or bad. Goddamnit. Such is life when you want to watch something new on FOX.
 
Scrubs, Reno 911, and ER are pretty much all i watch. There is one show that i never miss and i cant understand why. Its become an addiction and to me (a 19 year old college student) it is not acceptable. My guilty pleasure is....The O.C. Please dont judge me.
 
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