What was the last TV show you watched?

[V.C. Brunswick]

The Lee Harvey Oswald episode of Quantum Leap where Sam leaps into Oswald at key incidents in his life leading up the fateful day of November 22, 1963.

 

[Romy Overdorp]

Happy Days!
Yesterday I bought a DVD box of the serie The house of Eliott, I just love BBC series! Going to watch it soon

 

[Berlin]

Eat pray love.
What a sh*tty movie.

 

[Berlin]

Oops. Wrong thread.

 

[green papaya]

American Pickers

 

[AtomicEraTom]

Awesome show!

American Pickers

 

[The Good]

Happy Days!
Yesterday I bought a DVD box of the serie The house of Eliott, I just love BBC series! Going to watch it soon

Nice! Three or four nights ago, I happened to catch the last quarter of an episode. Happy Days has always been a favorite of mine, featuring the coolest sitcom character ever.

 

[Mike in Seattle]

Any Human Heart - a PBS / BBC mini-series covering the life of one man's life via his on & off journalizing from youth through 20s (WWII) to middle age until his death in the 80s. Paris in the 20s, London in the 40s, NY in the 50s, and a country home in the south of France in his later years. The storyline has him coming into contact with various famous personages like Ernest Hemingway, Duke & Duchess of York, Ian Flemming, and a variety of interesting fictional characters. Marriages and children; births, deaths & catastrophic losses; friends who last nearly a lifetime, and those of shorter duration. It really was a good series.

 

[Romy Overdorp]

Any Human Heart - a PBS / BBC mini-series covering the life of one man's life via his on & off journalizing from youth through 20s (WWII) to middle age until his death in the 80s. Paris in the 20s, London in the 40s, NY in the 50s, and a country home in the south of France in his later years. The storyline has him coming into contact with various famous personages like Ernest Hemingway, Duke & Duchess of York, Ian Flemming, and a variety of interesting fictional characters. Marriages and children; births, deaths & catastrophic losses; friends who last nearly a lifetime, and those of shorter duration. It really was a good series.

That sounds very interesting! I must see this!

 

[Romy Overdorp]

Nice! Three or four nights ago, I happened to catch the last quarter of an episode. Happy Days has always been a favorite of mine, featuring the coolest sitcom character ever.

I just love Fonzie!

 

[Lady Day]

I re-watched the very first few episodes of Heroes. I forgot how good that show used to be. I gave up on it mid season 2.

LD

 

[Romy Overdorp]

So I just watched 2 episodes of House of Eliott today and I love it!
There was also an interesting series on the History channel called America: The story of US. Today they covered WWII, Pearl harbor, D-Day... it gave me chills all over. The re-enactment is really good in those series.

 

[Wally_Hood]

Watched two episodes of the Burns and Allen Show on the Netflix streaming download gizmo. Very cool to see...

 

[AtomicEraTom]

Watching the Dukes of Hazzard. Gotta love this show. Heck the General Lee, Boss Hoggs Cadillac and Catherine Bach are reason enough!

 

[davidraphael]

I just re-watched the entire Monty Python boxset containing all 4 TV series.

 

[The Good]

The second episode of the anime series, Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood. I'm slowly watching the first few episodes, I'll have to see if I can get into it. The first episode was a bit confusing, but showed some promise. The second clarified things a bit more.

 

[W-D Forties]

Just rewatched the series of The Chamomile Lawn'. Very good fun,very rude and Jennifer Ehle is great in it.

Currently watching Being Human (the UK original), oh my it's good! Shant spoil it for those who haven't got the latest series. Anyone watching the US version? How does it compare?

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

Watching the Dukes of Hazzard. Gotta love this show. Heck the General Lee, Boss Hoggs Cadillac and Catherine Bach are reason enough!

Brings back memories! Friday nite was not Friday nite without a Hungry Man dinner, Dukes of Hazzard and Dallas on See BS.

 

[Almost Vintage]

Just rewatched the series of The Chamomile Lawn'. Very good fun,very rude and Jennifer Ehle is great in it.

Currently watching Being Human (the UK original), oh my it's good! Shant spoil it for those who haven't got the latest series. Anyone watching the US version? How does it compare?

I refuse to watch the American version because I am so in love with the UK one! Looking forward to tonight!

 

[Trust But Verify]

Kitchen Nightmares with Gordon Ramsay.