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[Sue]

I like Homeland and The Americans.

[Mike (the Paladin)]

I've mentioned that the only thriller type series I'm really interested in any more is Grimm. I sort of burned out on everything else. I have hopes for the new season.

[Jaye]

Homeland is awesome, and in NZ we've just finished The Americans - series 2 I think.

[Sue]

Jaye wrote: "Homeland is awesome, and in NZ we've just finished The Americans - series 2 I think."

I'm waiting Jaye for the The Americans, Season 3 to be available...I pre-ordered it from Amazon.com in June but haven't received notification, when I will receive it!

[Sean, Moderator]

Series three os The Americans I have

Homeland

Not so good on the thrid series of Homeland

Person Of Interest still good

Blacklist still good

Tried debut episode of Bloomers, not keen

and have the first series of Hand Of God

Watching Rookie Blue

[Sue]

Sean wrote: "Series three os The Americans I have

Homeland

Not so good on the thrid series of Homeland

Person Of Interest still good

Blacklist still good

Tried debut episode of Bloomers, not keen

and have..."

You are lucky Sean to have The Americans, Season 3. I am anxiously awaiting!

Sue

[Sean, Moderator]

Last few days watched two brand new series.

1.. Ballers with The Rock, did not like at all !


2.. The Fixer, loved this, fast, action packed, gripping and tense, with Eric Dana, the star of The Last Ship.

[Francesca]

Still on the air: Supernatural, Game of Thrones, American Horror Story, Criminal Minds (although I'm behind and still catching up), How To Get Away With Murder, Silicon Valley, Orange is The New Black.

Finished or cancelled: Lost, Veronica Mars, Sons of Anarchy, Friends, Parks and Recreation, Being Human (UK), The Good Life, Smallville, The Mighty Boosh, The Inbetweeners.

[Sean, Moderator]

The Fixer and The Last Ship both finished in the UK.

Also now watching AGAIN (about the 3-4 times over the years)(on Horror Film Station)Why?


the great cult series

1967-68 The Invaders with the great Roy Thinnes.

[Baneen]

The mortal Instruments
hands down I love it
I have no words to say loved the world cassandra clare created.

[Baneen]

I will love the new series that wil air in January for the mortal instruments

[Sean, Moderator]

Well okay, sad as it maybe I love Strictly..

Yes new series now...

[Janet , Moderator]

Andre is very popular. But I miss some of the pro dancers of old. They had more personality. It seems too slick now. And the judges are getting on my nerves. If they want perfection why bother with amateurs?! Just watch the pro dancers every week. Their expectations are far too high and getting higher. Ridiculous!

[Sean, Moderator]

Some great dancers.

Some favourites

Peter Andre,

Anita Arani,

Georgia May Foote

Helen George

Katie Deham.

[Sean, Moderator]

Fist to go tonight on Strictly...

Iwan Thomas or Carol Kirkwood or Anthony Ogogo

[Sean, Moderator]

Lost interest in the third series

of Homeland, as well The Americans, Ray Donovan

Looking forward to The Flash starts in a weeks time, and new series The Last Panthers looks good.

[Janet , Moderator]

Don't mind if any of those go.

I'm still hanging in there with Homeland. Couldn't get into Ray Donovan and haven't tried The Americans.

Are you still watching The X Factor? What do you think of this year's changes? Do Grimshaw and Rita work for you?

[Sean, Moderator]

Yes, tape it, so many commercials.

Watch Strictly, then go to bed to watch The X Factor, which means I guess your watching it !

I will be soon

I liked Rita on The Voice, it is a shame they lost her, I like her. Grimshaw, not brilliant.

Waiting to see who the public voted for which acts?

[Groovy]

I think PBS Masterpiece Series has THE best lineup than American television, especially since they canceled Hannibal!

Anyway, on Sunday nights I'm glued to PBS. All drama should be solved before 7:

Indian Summer--(at first I wasn't going to watch it because of the racist elements, but I gave it a chance and love it.

Home Fires and The Guilty. There was one show, I can't remember the name, where this man would kill his wives for the insurance money, a true story--Wow!

I can't wait for Sherlock Holmes and Downton Abbey next year.

[Samuel]

Finally started watching my Generation Kill HBO DVD. Fun stuff.

[Samuel]

HOUSE OF CARDS UK! Ian Richardson eats Kevin Spacey for lunch with Francis Urquhart, the man who fires the King Of England.

[Amy]

If anyone watches The Walking Dead, I am sitting here in devastation. It's insane that we can become so attached to a fictional character this much, but there's no other way to put it after this weeks episode. I am sick and utterly devastated. I may softly cry myself to sleep. #dontjudgeme

[Sean, Moderator]

Always watching The Apprentice...

Strictly Come Dancing..

The X Factor.. not so good now

Celebrity Get Me Out of Here..

In between all the regulars..

[Amy]

My current favourites are:

Law & Order: SVU
Chicago PD
Madam Secretary
The Walking Dead
Game of Thrones

The Killing was my favourite of this year, since that's when I viewed it.

[Paul]

'Spooks' (MI5 in The States). Watched every episode until the one before Adam Carter dies, and not looking forward to the next one ;(

[Sean, Moderator]

Georgia is showing herself as the favourite to win Strictly Come Dancing, great the last two weeks.

With close behind

Helen George, Peter Andre and Anita.


Starting soon Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here !

[Richard]

The Sopranos, The Wire, The Bridge (scandanavian drama). I also enjoyed the early seasons of both 24 and Homeland.

[Amy]

Love The Wire, Richard. So gritty. Excellent ensemble.

[Groovy]

The new show called "Wicked City" has me hooked. I know the lead character is a twisted psycho, but he is FINE!! (And his English accent that he doesn't use on the show is adorable) But mostly, it's the chase of trying to catch him and his even more psychotic girlfriend that has my attention.

[Mike (the Paladin)]

I'm a little torn about that show. It is well done but frankly it's creepy.

[Richard]

Amy wrote: "Love The Wire, Richard. So gritty. Excellent ensemble."

Thanks :-). Must admit I found the Wire tough at first but the more I watched the more I liked it.

[Groovy]

Mike (the Paladin) wrote: "I'm a little torn about that show. It is well done but frankly it's creepy."

Creepier than Hannibal? But let me know when its grown on you:)

[Mike (the Paladin)]

I find myself curious about it but don't know if I'll continue to follow. Jury's still out.

[Diane Lynch]

Stephen King The Gunslimgher series. All time best ending.

[Amber]

Not thrillers (mostly), unless you're into historical fiction but the early books in Michael Jecks' series about Sir Baldwin Furshill and Simon Puttock. Tied with it are two series by Jim Butcher: THE DRESDEN FILES and THE CODEX ALERA.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dre... and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Codex_A...

[Marilee]

My favorite TV series? Hands down, Fargo. It's weird, funny, violent and features memorable characters. Quite a mix, but it works.

I've also enjoyed The Bridge… sorry it only went two seasons, but sometimes shorter durations for series are a good thing as it's better for them to end while we wish we could see more.

I also enjoy the various Masterpiece shows… both the dramas and Mysteries. Sunday night spent with PBS is never wasted.

[Groovy]

I agree, I absolutely love Sunday nights with PBS. Their line-up, to me, is better than American TV.

[Mike (the Paladin)]

...PBS is American TV they just show productions from different places such as BBC. Many of us got to know programs like Doctor Who and All Creatures Great and Small through PBS stations.

[Kirsten]

Many of us learned how bad our programming was by watching PBS and BritComs. When I was a kid, I never watched network TV. Everyone at school was going "AAAAYYYY..." and I had been watching Monty Python.

[Groovy]

Mike and Kirsten, I know, right? PBS has always been my favorite channel to watch. I remember All Creatures Great and Small, and I still look at reruns of Doctor Who. I miss the Agatha Christie series, the Bronte romances turned into series--I could go on!!! American TV should really take notice.

[Mike (the Paladin)]

I like some of both but little of either I suppose, LOL. I don't watch a lot of TV any more. I think the only programs I catch regularly are Grimm and Big Bang Theory. I watch movies and occasionally something else. I watch Castle now and then it can be funny. I have disc sets of some of my old favorites (including All Creatures, Jeeves and Wooster and several of older Spy/Fy programs).

I think my favorite PBS programming now tends to be the music shows (although during the fund raising shows they can get annoying with the, "if you liked that get the whole program by sending us $100 a month" or something, LOL).

[Amber]

I hate the way that channel went from a grammatically proper spelling of "Sci-Fi" to the the grammatical equivalent of nails on chalkboard"Sy-Fy." Disgusting. The programming quality went "To Hell in a handbasket" fast after that.

[Mike (the Paladin)]

True...then again it started downhill when it sold years ago.

[Amber]

Sold? Huh? When?

[Mike (the Paladin)]

I think it was '94 that Viacom bought it out. Before that Paramount had put up money for it to start and run. Back in the early days the programming was a little more "nerd" oriented I guess you'd say.

I lost interest about the time MST3K noes dived I guess, LOL.

[Amber]

The quality didn't nose dive until AFTER the respelling and that was a lot more recent than '94... .

[Mike (the Paladin)]

I guess. Back when...there were programs like a talk show with Harlen Ellison discussing science fiction.

[Scott]

Amber wrote: "The quality didn't nose dive until AFTER the respelling and that was a lot more recent than '94... ."

Uh...hello? Sharkanado? Classic films like that don't come along every day.

[Mike (the Paladin)]

You're right...they don't.

Much like...oh the Black Death or the 1915 Flu epidemic...

[Groovy]

Mike (the Paladin) wrote: "You're right...they don't.

Much like...oh the Black Death or the 1915 Flu epidemic..."

LOL! But seriously, a classic? To each his own, I guess:)