What are you watching?

[Samsa]

Seeing as how the "What are you reading?" thread has been so popular, I thought it might be a good idea to start "What are you watching?" Not just movies (or else it would be in "The Moving Picture" section), but TV shows, YouTube clips, you name it.

So, what are you watching?

 

[happyfilmluvguy]

(puts down binoculars while looking into the next house)

ooops...

I am watching chapter seven in "Looking Through The Looking Glass"

 

[Lancealot]

House, Smallville, Supernatural, and The Dresden Files

 

[Elaina]

Right now: Ren and Stimpy.

Usually I have on the History channel, military channel or History international. And I watch project runway.

Believe it or not, I don't watch much TV.

 

[pretty faythe]

Heros

Heros, it's my new addiction. Save the cheerleader, save the world!! I love the oriental guy Heru so much!!! So addorable.

 

[Jovan]

Some Like it Hot Great wealth of classic movies to check out at my local public library.

 

[Dapper Dan]

Ah, an excellent one. I introduced it to some of my friends the other day, to mutual delight. Nobody makes 'em like Billy Wilder.

 

[Brian Sheridan]

I have some DVD's of the 1970's slick caper TV show SWITCH, starring Robert Wagner and Eddie Albert.

BRS

 

[Orgetorix]

Battlestar Galactica. About to start season 2.5.

 

[AlanC]

Jeeves & Wooster on DVD
24 (current season)
House, MD
Rome (HBO series)--I rented and watched the first two episodes last week. Honestly, it's more 'HBO adult' than I like, but I enjoy historical drama and it is done well.
The Illusionist--watched this with my wife on DVD last week. Recommended.
Sherlock Holmes--I'm always returning to the Jeremy Brett DVDs
Gilmore Girls--yes, with my wife. It's actually not too bad when you get into it. Ah, the things I do for love.

Ivanhoe on DVD. I got the A&E/BBC mini-series on DVD but haven't started it yet.

 

[staggerwing]

Not much of a TV watcher. In fact, in the 10 Unusual Things thread, I admitted that I only bought my first TV set about a year ago, and I was 49 years old. Over the weekend my wife and I did watch Flags Of Our Fathers on DVD. Last weekend we watched The Aviator. She bought the DVD about a year ago and we just got around to watching it. I found it pretty disappointing with all the computer animation. I kinda know what airplanes from that era look like, and those weren't airplanes. That should hold me for another year or so...

 

[Daisy Buchanan]

Right now: Re-runs of ER, I really should be looking for a job or cleaning the house or something, but how could I miss ER!

Last night: Rome, I'm loving this season. It is so well done.

Tonight: 24

Tomorrow night: House- my favorite show on TV right now. I wish I could find my very own Dr. House!

 

[LadyStardust]

Jeeves & Wooster on DVD

Rome (HBO series)--I rented and watched the first two episodes last week. Honestly, it's more 'HBO adult' than I like, but I enjoy historical drama and it is done well.

Sherlock Holmes--I'm always returning to the Jeremy Brett DVDs

Ivanhoe on DVD. I got the A&E/BBC mini-series on DVD but haven't started it yet.

Ha! Four of my favorites all on one list! I've been meaning to get Jeeves & Wooster on DVD, but somehow always manage to get distracted by something else. Rome also, I'm looking to get the first season on DVD, and I've been sort of maniacally re-watching all the episodes. It's a wonderful show!

As for my own watching, it's been:
I Dream of Jeannie, Season Two
I Dream of Jeannie Season Three
various programs on History Channel, Discovery Channel, and Animal Planet

 

[LizzieMaine]

Right at the moment, watching "The Birdman of Alcatraz" on TCM. My cat is very interested in the canary-bird sound effects!

 

[Miss Match]

Doctor Who! I didn't watch the older seasons, because while it was on TV I was very small and thought if people talked with a British Accent it must be a boring show. But I'm loving the new seasons with David Tennant and, before him, Christopher Eccleston.

I'm also watching some delightfully bizarre Australian versions of Gilbert and Sullivan operettas on YouTube. The ladies chorus is played by a doo-wap style girl group, the music is all synthesized, and the scripts are rewritten all over the place, but it's delightful anyway A link for your perusal.

I also watch a lot of Trading Spaces and What Not to Wear on TLC. There is no thinking involved when watching these shows. I don't even have to follow a plot. Yay!

 

[JazzBaby]

The Simpsons...it comes on about thirty times a day so I don't have much choice

I'm also reminiscing on my childhood by watching 'Are You Afraid of the Dark' on YouTube.

 

[warbird]

Monk, King of Queens, King of the Hill, History Channel and that's about it, except for the occasional news channel.

 

[Smithy]

I don't really watch much telly to be honest. Recently I've been watching all the cricket series which are being played and the odd thing on The History Channel.

My fiancée and I watch a couple of DVDs a week as well. Apart from that the gogglebox gets ignored completely.

 

[RedPop4]

In our rotation, when we're actually home.....USA Network--House, Monk, Law and Order: CI, Law and Order: SVU and Psych are our "together" watches.

With Mrs RedPop4, it's anything, or almost anything on Encore Love channel, or some HBO movies.....

Without MrsRedPop4 it's whatever is on Fox Soccer Channel or GolTV, Fox Soccer Español, and/or ESPN Deportes; whichever has the best soccer game or soccer news show.

 

[lindylady]

I don't watch too much television, except for the news, weather, and traffic report as I get ready in the mornings. That and the Discovery Channel. I am absolutely hooked on one show called Dirty Jobs. Has anyone seen this? The host Mike Rowe is an absolute whip-smart riot!