What was the last TV show you watched?

[Benzadmiral]

Longmire, season five episode six. man, what a great show...

I'm reading one of the later novels now, and am surprised to see the level of humor in it. Also I'd thought the Longmire series was a historical western, i.e., set in the 19th Century or something.

 

[Worf]

An episode of The Strain.

I love this show but jeeze.... When are the "GOOD GUY'S" gonna start winning? It's a gettin' on me nerves.!!!!!

Worf

 

[MisterCairo]

I'm reading one of the later novels now, and am surprised to see the level of humor in it. Also I'd thought the Longmire series was a historical western, i.e., set in the 19th Century or something.

I'm tracking down the novels to read as we speak.

 

[Ernest P Shackleton]

The Strain. fun episode. pretty darn good fight scene. I really LOVE The Ancients. Even when they're just sitting on their stands and twitching, I'm super into those scenes.

Divorce. I like the casting of this show a lot. Viva la Mad Men!

Indian Summers. YES. I need to go back and revisit season 1. The Dalal's home makes no sense to me. I could swear they lived on a street with walls separating neighbors; tight quarters with community areas. And now they have this big back yard with flower beds. Lots of great characters in this show. I'll be sorry to see them go.

Poldark. I hope Demelza's character is allowed to grow more. She's incredibly annoying the way she's written and acted. Gotta visit Cornwall someday. That's for sure.

 

[Touchofevil]

I love this show but jeeze.... When are the "GOOD GUY'S" gonna start winning? It's a gettin' on me nerves.!!!!!

Worf

Then you should read the books.

 

[Touchofevil]

Another episode of The Exorcist.

 

[Stearmen]

WWII Greatest Raids: SAS Vs Rommel.

 

[Fading Fast]

...Indian Summers. YES. I need to go back and revisit season 1. The Dalal's home makes no sense to me. I could swear they lived on a street with walls separating neighbors; tight quarters with community areas. And now they have this big back yard with flower beds. Lots of great characters in this show. I'll be sorry to see them go.....

We noticed the same thing - quite a nice move up but, to our memory, no explanation of how it happened.

 

[Ernest P Shackleton]

Poldark. Getting a little heated. I'm guessing the book author isn't known for his female characters. I'd be fine with this all being about the mines and commerce.

The Durrells in Corfu. The ol' dysfunctional family comedic period piece. I'm rather excited to watch this thing get its legs. *not slapstick.

 

[Fading Fast]

...The Durrells in Corfu. The ol' slapstick dysfunctional family period piece. I'm rather excited to watch this thing get its legs.

Recorded but haven't watched it yet - sounds like you thought the first episode was promising.

 

[MisterCairo]

The Jays nailing their third last nail into their coffin, and then some quite time with Katee Sackoff in Longmire...

 

[Ernest P Shackleton]

I'd like the Blue Jays if it wasn't like watching half a line-up of Dave Kingmans. When it works, great. The rest of the time it is painful to watch. Forgive me, but I want to watch hitters. Every swing doesn't have to result in a homerun, you one-dimensional egomaniacs. Does anyone else realize how truly odd it is that the mohawk is the trendy doo in baseball?

 

[MisterCairo]

The Jays finally showing that Cleveland are in fact mortal, 5-1, staying alive and at least one more game in T.O. Now going to watch the last two episodes of this season's Longmire, quite gripping this season.

 

[Inkstainedwretch]

The third episode of Timeless. This time Vegas in the Rat Pack years (1962). Pretty good with the clothes and the hairdos, which I actually remember. Story still confused and I hope they're not just making it up as they go along, like in "Under the Dome," but still enjoyable.

 

[MisterCairo]

Finished season five of Longmire, man, what a finish it was! Now I have to wait a year before Netflix (hopefully) shows the next season!

 

[Worf]

I'd like the Blue Jays if it wasn't like watching half a line-up of Dave Kingmans. When it works, great. The rest of the time it is painful to watch. Forgive me, but I want to watch hitters. Every swing doesn't have to result in a homerun, you one-dimensional egomaniacs. Does anyone else realize how truly odd it is that the mohawk is the trendy doo in baseball?

Dave Kingman? Dave Kingman? Did you say.... DAVE KINGMAN??????? Wow did you "date" yourself with that reference. I was livin' in Queens and a die-hard Mets Fan when Dave "King Kongman" broke into the bigs. Great power, low average and Kong had a better personality. Still the only man with 500 home runs NOT in the Hall of Fame if I recall correctly. Whadda Marooon.

Worf

 

[Fading Fast]

Dave Kingman? Dave Kingman? Did you say.... DAVE KINGMAN??????? Wow did you "date" yourself with that reference. I was livin' in Queens and a die-hard Mets Fan when Dave "King Kongman" broke into the bigs. Great power, low average and Kong had a better personality. Still the only man with 500 home runs NOT in the Hall of Fame if I recall correctly. Whadda Marooon.

Worf

I had a similar reaction - he shook lose a very old memory. As you implied, a lot of strike out for every home run, but a heck of an exciting player.

 

[Benzadmiral]

The third episode of Timeless. This time Vegas in the Rat Pack years (1962). Pretty good with the clothes and the hairdos, which I actually remember. Story still confused and I hope they're not just making it up as they go along, like in "Under the Dome," but still enjoyable.

Darn! I'm sorry to have missed that one.

 

[Fading Fast]

Darn! I'm sorry to have missed that one.

Try On Demand - good shot it's there (although, with commercials).

 

[MisterCairo]

Well Jays, at least it's two post-seasons in a row after twenty two years' drought. NEXT year...

And buh-bye Bautista, it was fun while it lasted...