What was the last TV show you watched?

[tealseal]

Does Tour de France count? I always watch it every year.

Certainly has all the elements: Drama, suspense, intrigue, action. I'd say it counts!

The Walking Dead for me, AMC is running the entire second season as a marathon.

 

[scottyrocks]

I've been watching 'I Dream of Jeannie' in chronological order on youtube. I'm halfway through the last season, number 5.

I was in love with her as a kid. I think I still am, now.

 

[cui-bono]

The Walking Dead for me, AMC is running the entire second season as a marathon.

Nice choice. It's a good show and as someone who has read the comics I'm really excited about the direction it will be headed in the upcoming season!

 

[AtomicEraTom]

"Frasier"

 

[jamespowers]

Lights Out!

 

[DNO]

Butch Patterson, Private Dick. Season one. Now that's a shamus!

 

[Chasseur]

Enjoying the second series of "Zen" on Mystery.

 

[jamespowers]

Lost Girl

 

[Dixie_Amazon]

Perception
Good first episode!

 

[Vera Godfrey]

Still watching Eureka on Netflix. Up to Season 4!

 

[Lord Brett]

That was one of my 'never-miss' shows back in the day. It was Danger Man here in Canada as well. Great show...that and Sandbaggers.

Sandbaggers was the last really great British cold-war era spy series (and made in my hometown of Leeds). The story behind the show's ending is grimly appropriate as its creator, Ian Mackintosh, who was widely thought to have a background in the intelligence serivices, disappeared in July 1979 when his light aircraft disappeared over the Gulf of Alaska. No wreckage was ever found.

Watched the Man In A Suitcase episode Day of Execution last night. If you haven't seen it, imagine The Saint as portrayed by Marlon Brando. His performance enlivened some dull scripts, but Day of Execution was great on all levels.

 

[Olde English]

Sandbaggers was the last really great British cold-war era spy series (and made in my hometown of Leeds). The story behind the show's ending is grimly appropriate as its creator, Ian Mackintosh, who was widely thought to have a background in the intelligence serivices, disappeared in July 1979 when his light aircraft disappeared over the Gulf of Alaska. No wreckage was ever found.

Watched the Man In A Suitcase episode Day of Execution last night. If you haven't seen it, imagine The Saint as portrayed by Marlon Brando. His performance enlivened some dull scripts, but Day of Execution was great on all levels.

Was that the Ian Mackintosh who co-created the brilliant 70s BBC series, 'Warship'? I was in my early teens when it started and I was well and truly hooked on it. must look for it on DVD. I had no idea that he disappeared in mysterious circumstances. How very tragic.

 

[Lord Brett]

Yes, that's the chap.

 

[Talbot]

Does Tour de France count? I always watch it every year.

Shaping up to be a good year for Great Britain!

 

[Flw Sock]

My last TV show I watched was Whose Line is it Anyway. They make me laugh every episode with no disappointments! I'm really excited for the new version that's coming out tonight.

 

[MissMittens]

Seasons 1 through 4 of Goodnight Sweetheart

 

[jamespowers]

Destination Truth

 

[AtomicEraTom]

DVD of Conway Twitty's performances.

 

[Dixie_Amazon]

Covert Affairs

 

[Formeruser012523]

Doctor Who. First one I've gotten to see with the "new guy."

Good, but he's no Tennant...