I'm going to pick a show each week that I don't really know anything about besides the premises outlined from whatever commercials I've seen. I'm thinking something along the lines of a crappy looking network comedy or drama whose ratings are fueled by old people accidentally leaving the TV on after they fall asleep. For instance, who is watching Mike and Molly? I think a lot of people are actually. That will definitely be one that I watch soon just to see what is going on. Interestingly, when I suggested sampling that show first to a friend, he said that Mike and Molly is a buzzword and I would seem like I was following the crowd. I don't even know what that means. First, how is Mike and Molly a buzzword? Was there something about it on Wikileaks that I didn't catch? And second, the day I get caught following the "Mike and Molly crowd" is the day I start dropping the g's from -ing words and investing in personal gravy flasks.
In other news, I have been shoveling my way through the first season of Modern Family and am going to try and catch up to the current episodes by next week so look for my overall take on the show coming soon. This is the show that everybody claims "You have to watch! What?! You aren't watching Modern Family?? What are you? North Korean?" So, I'm watching it and I've already got some thoughts brewing besides ones that have to do with Sofia Vergara.
Anyway, if anybody (my three followers) has any suggestions for shows I should try out, I'm all ears. Or eyes. Depending on the method of communication.
Have you ever watched "Peep Show" ? It's a British show that I like a lot. It's got its first 6 series on Hulu that you can binge on, but there's also a current season going that you can watch on places like Cast.tv...
ReplyDeleteAlso, I'd be interested to hear what you think of new Simpsons episodes... I stopped watching them cause they were sort of terrible, but I feel like somehow I should keep giving them a chance...
Awhile ago I saw something about "Peep Show" on a website claiming it one of the best shows that nobody knows about. Then I forgot what it was called and forgot to ever look it back up. Now I can. And luckily British series are pretty easy to catch up on considering 6 seasons = 36 episodes.
ReplyDeleteAs for The Simpsons, yeah, I still watch it. It's not that I'm necessarily giving it a chance still, but it's more out of fear of the same guilt somebody gets for dumping their grandparents/parents in a nursing home. Plus, it's something to watch on Hulu when I'm bored. In my opinion, the best show in that Sunday night Fox line-up is American Dad. Pretty funny show that has been quietly sneaking its way into like a sixth or seventh season.