[DevSop]

Will mostly just be the season and series premieres unless people really want full season reviews of the tv I watch. Some shows will be quickly discarded. Some I'll fall behind a few weeks on. Some I'll watch within a few days of airing and some I'll watch day of. Here's the first batch:

Up All Night - a lot better than I expected. I like Arnett, Applegate, and Rudolph but NBC has always been iffy when it comes to comedies. Some really good ones (Parks & Rec, Office, Community recently) but also some hideous ones (Outsourced, Paul Reiser's show, and another one last season). I'm not sure if it's just a very good cast or if there's a good show here but definitely going to give it multiple viewings.

Free Agents - and speaking of horrible HBC comedies. I lasted until the 2nd commercial break. This is bad. Like really bad.

Secret Circle - A few years ago when I was at comic-con, they screened the pilot of Vampire Diaries and it was the year after True Blood and Twilight hit it big. I was really down on the pilot because it seemed like a typical Romeo & Juliet angst-filled vampire show. I was wrong. Vampire Diaries might be one of the best shows on tv right now. Secret Circle's pilot made me feel the same way as Vampire Diaries. Same type of cast. Same genre. I can only hope the show grows as much as VD because if so, it'll be really good. The pilot itself sets up the show well and has an enjoyable two leads with Britt Robertson and Thomas Dekker.

How I Met Your Mother - As I said, was really annoyed with the first 55 minutes. I'm just tired of the whole concept at this point and at times I just don't even find the show funny anymore. I know the surprise return of

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at the end won't last long, but she's my favorite of Ted's exes and it saved the show a bit for me.

Two and a Half Men - Not on my normal rollcall of shows but I did want to see Kutcher's first ep since he was one of my favorites on That 70s Show and I know he can do comedy very well. The show is still horrible to me, but Kutcher is still hilarious in his doofy dumb kinda way,

2 Broke Girls - I'm not sure if it was just Kat Dennings or the whole show, but I really really enjoyed this. Lots of laughs and great potential for a another good sitcom.

Hawaii 5-0 - Just a fun procedural that I normally enjoy watching. They did something I hated because not only was it completely predictable, but it was also totally unnecessary. Overall, I still quite enjoy the show and the additions of Terry O'Quinn and Masi Oka as bigger guest stars will be very good. Kono is still super gorgeous.

Castle - Possibly my favorite current network show. If not 1, it's definite top 3. Great cast with great stories. The story of Kate and Castle both having secrets from the other will be interesting in how they play out and especially when they find out the secret the other has. Castle still researching Kate's mothers death and Kate lying to Castle about knowing what he said after she was shot. Should be a fun season watching those two angles play out.

[DevSop]

Charlie Sheen Roast - Found Patrice O'Neal & Amy Schumer the funniest. Mike Tyson had a great line about McFarlane. The rest were so-so. And the bullshit about Schumer's Ryan Dunn/Steve-O joke is overblown. It's a roast.

Glee - Quinn and Brittany are still smoking hot. I like the new girl Sugar and want to see how she plays into the cast. The songs were good enough. Last season was a lot about Brittany's growth into less of a caricature and more of a character and I think this season will be about Santana's. I'm not as invested in the show as I used to be, but hopefully they get back to basics; focus on the cast and the songs and not as much on themes and guest stars.

The New Girl - I didn't hate the show, but I don't think it was very good. Really hit a ton of sitcom cliches and as awesome as I think Zooey Deschanel is, she couldn't really save it. Much preferred 2 Broke Girls to this, but willing to give this a few more tries since again, I love Zooey.

NCIS & NCIS: LA - New to my viewing habits just because of the constant marathons USA has had of NCIS that I use as background noise normally. Not much to say as they're basic procedurals but they have a very good cast that has a lot of chemistry so it makes it more enjoyable. Also, Pauley Perrette's Abby is one of the best characters on TV.

Unforgettable & Body of Proof - Similar to the above but different because these two are focused on 1 female lead. Body of Proof had a few episodes shown at the end of last season and it's a typical procedural focused on a medical examiner who seems to get way too involved with cases. Not bad, but nothing inherently special. Unforgettable is about a former cop who has a "disease" where she can't forget ANYTHING, but she's blocked out the memory of her sister's murder or kidnapping. I wasn't totally clear about it. But as of right now, I probably prefer Unforgettable because Poppy Montgomery > Dana Delaney.

Up All Night (episode 2) - Thankfully it was as enjoyable as the pilot and I think NBC may have a winning sitcom here. Applegate and Arnett are great together as a former party couple dealing with a new child. Maya Rudolph is funny as the in-her-own-world TV Show host that Applegate's character works for. Just a very good cast and I mean, it's not like the greatest sitcom ever, but it's better than Outsourced and Free Agents and a lot of what NBC has been putting out.

Modern Family - Easily said, the funniest show on TV. Great cast as shown by the Emmys. Great chemistry with the cast. Always an enjoyable 30 minutes of the week.

Law & Order: SVU - Enjoyable, but clearly on life support. The loss of Christopher Meloni's Stabler is going to be huge and it's just going to be even bigger later in the season when Mariska Hargitay's Benson leaves as well. I like the female addition to the cast as she was on The Chase last season, but I don't think it's going to be enough to save the show.

Ultimate Fighter - Lots of people got knocked the fuck out. Bisping's still an ass. Mayhem might be as big an ass. Hopefully the fights are good.

[Qonas (invisible)]

Sept 22, 2011 16:56:53 GMT -5 DevSop said:

Modern Family - Easily said, the funniest show on TV.

Sure, right after Community and Sunny. One of which debuted last week and the other of which starts tonight.

[DevSop]

Shockingly, have never watched Sunny. And I think Family is a better sitcom than Community on a week-to-week basis. Community has funnier single episodes.

[Road Warrior Shark]

Sept 22, 2011 16:56:53 GMT -5 DevSop said:

Law & Order: SVU - Enjoyable, but clearly on life support. The loss of Christopher Meloni's Stabler is going to be huge and it's just going to be even bigger later in the season when Mariska Hargitay's Benson leaves as well. I like the female addition to the cast as she was on The Chase last season, but I don't think it's going to be enough to save the show.

I did like the fact that they used Michael Cutter as the EADA. I had really gotten into his character when L&O went off the air.

Was also interested to see them put Munch in a little more of a leadership role. Yes, Cragen still runs the unit, but it was more obvious Munch was second in command.

I'm looking forward to House on Monday. Another show with cast changes galore, (Cuddy gone, 13 on the way out) But the new setting to start with House in Jail opens up a new set of cases and dynamics just as when He was in Rehab a couple seasons ago.

[The Jewish Cunthead]

Sept 22, 2011 16:56:53 GMT -5 DevSop said:

Charlie Sheen Roast - Found Patrice O'Neal & Amy Schumer the funniest. Mike Tyson had a great line about McFarlane. The rest were so-so. And the bullshit about Schumer's Ryan Dunn/Steve-O joke is overblown. It's a roast.

Ross' "CHINNING" line to Lovitz was fantastic

[Demko]

Sept 22, 2011 19:45:44 GMT -5 The Jewish Cunthead said:

Sept 22, 2011 16:56:53 GMT -5 DevSop said:

Charlie Sheen Roast - Found Patrice O'Neal & Amy Schumer the funniest. Mike Tyson had a great line about McFarlane. The rest were so-so. And the bullshit about Schumer's Ryan Dunn/Steve-O joke is overblown. It's a roast.

Ross' "CHINNING" line to Lovitz was fantastic

My favorite line of the night, easily, was "The only reason you were even on TV is because God hates Michael J. Fox."

Do any of you guys watch Sons of Anarchy? It's really gotten off to a good start, after last season's lackluster trip to Ireland.

[creepy]

I've never like Bisping, but I couldn't help but think as I was watching "Jeez, they mighta got the only guy besides Koschek that's more annoying then Bisping." So, basically, what you said.

[DevSop]

Let's continue with a full week of short reviews:

Revenge - Possibly my favorite new show. Could have come across as really over the top soapish, but didn't. Van Camp and Stowe are great foils at the top of the show and the concept is really really good. I also like how the producers have said they've already mapped out the season in that the first half of the season will be about Emily's revenge and then the second half will play out based on what happens during the course of Emily's revenge. It's almost a self-contained mini arc which should lead to easy to follow and concluded storylines.

Charlie's Angels - Much, much better than I really expected. It's not a great show by any stretch, but it's a nice hour of entertainment. The three angels are of course gorgeous, but they're also not terrible actresses. I wouldn't call it must see tv or anything but I will continue to watch.

Big Bang Theory - Good conclusion to last season's Penny/Raj story and I'm good with the elimination of Raj's sister as a character since I don't think she fit with the cast at all. Mayim Balik's Amy Farrah-Fowler is one of comedy's unsung heroes and she's been great through 3 episodes this season. Just a nice, simple fun way to enjoy a half hour most weeks.

Community/Office/Whitney - Community holds onto its place as one of the best comedies on TV. The Office was as solid as it's always been, but that means some people will think it's fallen off a bit but Spader's a nice addition and Andy replacing Michael is possibly the best choice to do it. He'll be similar to Michael Scott, but also have his own unique way of pulling it off. Whitney is bad. Not Outsourced bad, but pretty damn bad.

Grey's Anatomy - Kinda getting tired of this show. The way they play up Meredith and Christina as heroes in the show comes across as forced more and more often. I think they're two of the least likeable people on TV and if the rumors are true that this might be the last season of most of the original cast, I think it will lead to a much more enjoyable show. MY favorite characters are now the ones who have shown up in the recent years. Lexie, Avery, Keppner among others. But the show still has a very nice ER feel which means its an easy show to jump on board and enjoy for what it is.

Vampire Diaries (2nd ep) - Up there with my favorite shows on TV. Great characters, great stories, great twists. Also, one of the few supernatural based tv shows that hasn't been afraid to kill off characters. This show may have the highest death count of guest/recurring stars in a long time but they also find a way to continue to use characters that the fans have embraced. This season's storyline with Jeremy seeing his exes Vicki and Anna has been really awesome. Stefan as a villain is terrific. Elena and Bonnie and Caroline are gorgeous but also bring a lot to the table when it comes to their arcs. Seriously, one of my favorite shows.

Fringe - Another one of my favorites. Was a little disappointed in the premiere in that I was hoping to see more of a connection between the two worlds after last season's finale but instead they just kinda jumped back in with a case-of-the-week story. Adding Lincoln to "our side" is a nice touch and the loss of Peter as a character is interesting in watching how it plays out. I am worried they drag it out too long, but it's Fringe so they have a lot of leeway with me. Enjoyable as an episode, not so much as a season premiere.

Supernatural - A show that has wasted a lot of it's leeway with me but an okay open to the season. The first five seasons of this show were really good because that's how the show was paced. A 5 year arc and they got to play it out from start to finish, but because the show got better and better and the CW isn't exactly a strong network, Supernatural was renewed beyond that initial arc and I believe they're trying to find a focus. Still a nice buddy-cop type show, but it's missing something.

Family Guy - If you've seen 1 Family Guy episode, you've seen the majority. Either you enjoy it or you don't. I do, mostly.

Pan Am - Still not exactly sure what type of show this is going to be. It seemed to be part soap opera, part spy-drama, part Mad Men like period piece. I "liked" it, I think. I will definitely give it a few more viewings to totally hook me or lose me. Good characters at least.

Terra Nova - Really, really enjoyed it. Could have come across as cheesy or over-the-top but I don't think it did. Jurassic Park was one of my favorite movies when I was younger and dinosaurs are always going to be cool. Also, I like how they've already set-up a nice conflict with another group of humans in addition to the dinosaur creatures. Likeable leads, good chemistry with some characters, and a bright hope for this one.

Hart of Dixie - Typical fish out of water type show. Nothing really remarkable about it except for Rachel Bilson. She can make any show a joy to watch. Not sure I like all the plot twists they threw out there in the premiere and I hope they dial down that aspect in the future. Focus the show on Bilson's Zoe and the show will be a nice solid foundation for a network.

Gossip Girl - Has become more and more like a Dynasty or Dallas or Knots Landing with each episode. It's such an over-the-top soap opera now that your can't expect any realism in the show. Enjoyable for what it is, but not really a show anyone should watch. If I wasn't such a tv nerd who watched everything, this show would have been thrown off my DVR a long time ago. No one is really likeable, the plots are comedic, and overall the show has nothing to draw in viewers yet I keep watching.

Happy Endings - Really happy this got renewed. If any current show might be a solid successor to the Friends prototype I think it's this one. All 6 leads play off one another great and it's just nice to watch a funny show about friendships and relationships without totally going overboard with cliches.

The rest are 2nd episodes
How I Met Your Mother - Only because I have invested so much time into this show will I keep watching, but that was quite possibly the worst ending to an episode this show has ever done. I do not want any more fucking Ted/Robin bullshit. They had no chemistry and it led to some of the slowest/most-boring episodes of the entire run and now to just make it a triangle/square with Barney/Nora...well, it's stupid. It was stupid when Friends did it with Ross/Rachel/Joey and the other anthropologist and it's gonna be stupid here.

2 Broke Girls - Everything the opposite of Mother. So, so enjoying this show. Dennings is great. The other girl is perfect in her role. Also, love the horse. Really bright outlook for a quality sitcom here.

The New Girl - Another sitcom being carried by it's lead female; this time Deschanel's Jess. I don't like it as much as 2 Broke Girls, but I like it enough to have season passed it on my DVR and will be one of the first shows I watch each week. Nothing truly special about the show, but nothing bad either.

Hawaii 5-0 - Really curious where they go with the Kono firing story. I assume it will tie in to finding out that the CIA agent has gone rogue, but I do like the new liason for the governor to the 5-0 task force. Enjoyable hour as always.

Castle - Love this show. Not much to say about it though. Great characters, great chemistry, fun plots. If anyone has an extra hour each week, this would be near the top of the list of shows I recommend they start to watch.

NCIS & NCIS: LA - Really weird coincidence with NCIS and Hawaii 5-0 this week as they both played into plots about girls and cults. NCIS turned out to be a red herring, but the concept was still there. Again, not really a lot of thought needed to watch procedurals as it's all about the case and the characters. These two shows have grown on me the more I watch, but you're not missing much if you're missing either. Good way to pass an hour or 2 while doing other stuff.

Glee - *sigh* I don't care about Quinn and her constant changes from likeable to skanky to manipulative bitch. It's just totally unnecessary. Get back to simple character interaction and music. That's all this show needs and it continues to try and be more.

Unforgettable - I don't understand how the concept of this show makes sense since the point is that the lead character doesn't forget anything, but I'm not sure how that helps solving crimes. She's a good character though so this is another hit-or-miss show that is another hour you can pass the time with.

Modern Family - Great episode and great ending with Phil. Everyone should be watching.

Special Victims Unit - I really like the replacements for Benson and Stabler. I'm not sure the show is going to survive much beyond this season but it won't be because the two new characters aren't good enough to replace Hargitay and Meloni.

[Pun]

Jesus, Sop! Do you ever leave your house?

[DevSop]

Yea. I've just had trouble sleeping more than 4-5 hours a night which leaves a lot of down time so I watch tv.

[Demko]

Yeah, I'm in the same boat as Dev... sleep about 4-5 hours a night, watch a lot of TV. I'm probably a little heavier on the Sci-fi side (like, I love Warehouse 13 and Eureka), and a lot less on the procedural (really, the only ones I watch at the moment are Castle and Psych).

[BC]

I think I'll add my two cents on the shows I watch since the season has progressed a little bit.

Monday
How I Met Your Mother - I've finally quit on this show. It's been really bad the last few seasons. I no longer care who the mother is, how Ted met her, or any of the other garbage this show has been spewing.

2 Broke Girls - I gave this show a chance. It's funny. Kat Dennings is awesome. However the show lacks a certain something for me to keep watching. All Max (Dennings) does is crack sarcastic jokes. There's no flow and no character development. Pass.

Hart of Dixie - Peronally, I'd watch Rachel Bilson read the phone book for three hours. The show is cute in a traditional CW sense. That means they are developing the characters nicely.

Hawai'i Five-O - Love this show, largely due to my well-known Hawai'ian bias. I'm not thrilled where they're headed with Kono, especially with the rumors buzzing that Park wants off the show. Otherwise, fun as always.

Tuesday

Last Man Standing - I'm not a huge Tim Allen fan, but the pilot was well done. It was funny, with a lot of his schtick, yet not so much that it got annoying. Add in his single mom daughter, played by Alexandra Krosney, who I find adorably hot, and I'll keep watching.

Ringer - I watched this simply for Sarah Michelle Gellar. The pilot was slow and boring. The couple of eps I have seen since pick up a little bit, but it's near my cut mark.

Wednesday

Survivor - For some reason they thing bringing back retreads is a good thing. I personally don't get it and it detracts from the show for me. They focus way too much on the returning people and not enough on the newbies. Note to CBS: You want new interesting people the audience cares about? Stop rehashing the same old people and bring in new people. You can't have new interesting people without new people

Modern Family - Best sitcom on TV. Personally I could do without Mitchell, Cam, and Manny, but I'm nitpicking. Also, the new, aged Lily is stealing the show. Especially with her constantly threatening the new baby.

Happy Endings - Charming little show in the Friends vein. It's very stereotypical and the characters are more caricatures than characters, which usually turns me off, but it hasn't for this show. Also, Elisha Cuthbert is extremely hot.

Thursday

Vampire Diaries - Pretty good as usual with well thought out plots. I'm not too fond of the current main storyline right now, but not enough to turn me away.

Secret Circle - Similar show in the Vampire Diaries mold. I'm giving it a shot.

Community - Right up there with Modern Family as the best sitcom, but for completely different reasons. This is probably the most creative writing staff in television to come up with the shit they do. Some episodes' gmmicks/themes fall flat, but most don't.

Friday

Nikita - I've only seen the season premier. It was one of the better season premieres I've seen in that they picked up where they left off from last season, advanced the storyline, introduced new characters, and set up the season with seemingly flawless effort and were not overbearing. Very well done.

Sunday

Pan Am - Only seen the pilot episode and it was all over the place. Very hard to follow. But most pilots are this way. Christina Ricci will keep me watching, at least for a little while.

Cancelled

Playboy Club - this wasn't the best show by any means, but it did not deserve to be canceled so fast. This show was simply a victim of it's name and the weight it carries with it. There are many shows on that deserve to be canceled before this one was. (Grey's Anatomy, How I Met Your Mother, Two and a Half Men, and Desperate Housewives, I'm looking at you.)

[creepy]

Sept 23, 2011 14:40:09 GMT -5 creepy said:

I've never like Bisping, but I couldn't help but think as I was watching "Jeez, they mighta got the only guy besides Koschek that's more annoying then Bisping." So, basically, what you said.

Mayhem isn't that bad, actually. But Bisping is still Shitbag #1. Hate that guy.

And I was never a huge Carell fan but I think something's missing from the first few episodes of the Office and he's the only person missing. Never been a big Spader fan and something justs seems......off. Same with Community. And it's only been a few eps but it just seems a bit off from the first few years. Haven't seen the Halloween episodes yet.

The first season of Luther on the BBC last year was freaking fantastic and it was only 6 episodes. And it's on the Netflix instant watch thing. But the second season was 4 episodes and one of the storylines (young porn chick) just wasn't up to snuff for me. Just seems like that story arc was just thrown in haphazardly. But rewatching the first 6 episodes and then following it up with the next four was a great movie like experience.

My wife caught an episode of that Persons of Interest show. She really liked it.

[DevSop]

If Mayhem doesn't knock Bisping the fuck out like Henderson did, there is no justice in the world. Bisping's whole bullshit when picking the fight this week made me wish I was there cause I would have attacked him even if it got me thrown out of the house. His whole opinion that Mayhem needs to learn respect or whatever is such a pot/kettle situation.

With regards to the rest of the fall season, here are some grades so far: Some of this stuff I've seen everything this season, some I'm an episode or a few behind. But yes, it's a lot of tv.

Grading the New Fall Shows
2 Broke Girls: B
New Girl: B-
Terra Nova: B
Revenge: B+
Unforgettable: C-
Pan Am: C
Whitney: D-
Up All Night: B
Free Agents: F
Charlie's Angels: C+
Prime Suspect: C-
Secret Circle: B+
Hart of Dixie: B+
American Horror Story: A-
Homeland: A

Grading the Returning Fall Shows
How I Met Your Mother: D
Hawaii 5-0: B
Castle: B
Gossip Girl: C
Body of Proof: C-
NCIS: B
NCIS LA: B-
Glee: C+
Modern Family: A-
Happy Endings: B+
Special Victims Unit: C-
Survivor: C
Psych: A
Grey's Anatomy: B
Big Bang Theory: B
Community: A+
Office: C
Vampire Diaries: A
Fringe: A
Supernatural: B-
Nikita: B
The League: A
Walking Dead: B+
How To Make It In America: B-
Hung: C+

[Stu]

Chuck's final season premiered last night, and it was fine, but honestly, nothing we haven't seen before. I've been ready for this show to wrap up for a couple of seasons now, and the changes they've made now aren't enough to make it that unique. Plus it brought back the show's most glaring plot hole- why is Chuck physically helpless without the Intersect? Has it not occured to him that Sarah and Casey could actually TRAIN HIM how to do the more physical stuff so he wouldn't have to rely on it? And when he actually properly joined the CIA as an Agent, did they not train him anyway?

[Road Warrior Shark]

Spent the morning catching up on the SVU and House episodes I missed from the season so far.

I Disagree with Dev's grade for SVU. It's not at the level it was during the heyday, but the new detectives have both pretty much proven their mettle and that their instincts can be trusted. I don't like Benson's new attitude towards them, but I understand they're setting the stage for her exit. A C- is too low. A good solid B is where I'd rank them.

House is another story. I wish they would have played out his Prison stay a bit. It was too rushed and several interesting possibilities were left on the table with him getting out at the beginning of episode 2. Foreman in charge is pretty vanilla, someone like Chase would have made a more interesting choice. I do like Dr. Park, and I think her character will be the clear bright spot this season. Dr. Adams bores me. She's the requisite "Hot Doc" in the Cameron/13 mold, but her trust fund baby, do-gooder personality will wear thin soon unless they add something new. Park is at least interesting. 13's departure was dull and pointless. It breaks my heart, but a C is the best I can give it for now.

I don't really watch much else. Pawn Stars is always fun, but that's the History Major in me who always digs the cool things that get brought in. They're trying to make Antone a regular Pawn Star, but I just can't care.

[Road Warrior Shark]

Watched a couple episodes on DVR this morning, so here's an update or two on the shows I watch:

Law & Order SVU: I do like the character development the newer detectives are being given. the Rollins gambling thing was really out of left field, but it gives a great way for Cragen to relate to her. Amaro's interactions with his wife are also interesting to see. Benson's love interest in the new DA Haden isn't bad, and I like the slow burn it is getting.
The stories are getting a little more unrealistic, but after so many years, there's onlt so many times a rape story can be told the same way. I gave them a B in October, They get bumped to a good B+, and are approaching A-

House: Sadly, this one I think has passed the point of no return. Dr. Park is the real high point of the team, her bluntness is a real balance to the rest of the team. Chase's stabbing and recovery were again rushed, much more could have been done there. Adams still bores me to death, and the little bit of character development on he front isn't helping. Foreman and Wilson have flatlined. as characters, there's little else to do. The return of Dominika gives a glimmer of hope, her being forced to live with House has a few possibilities, as long as they don't rush things ahead as has been the pattern for this show the past few seasons. I gave them a C in October, and a C+ is the best I can give it now

[creepy]

Oct 28, 2011 15:33:59 GMT -5 creepy said:

And I was never a huge Carell fan but I think something's missing from the first few episodes of the Office and he's the only person missing. Never been a big Spader fan and something justs seems......off. Same with Community. And it's only been a few eps but it just seems a bit off from the first few years. Haven't seen the Halloween episodes yet.

I guess other people caught on to what I thought. No idea what it's ratings were the first few (awesome) seasons, but this last half season just seemed bleh. It's either canceled or soon will be.

The first season of Luther on the BBC last year was freaking fantastic and it was only 6 episodes. And it's on the Netflix instant watch thing. But the second season was 4 episodes and one of the storylines (young porn chick) just wasn't up to snuff for me. Just seems like that story arc was just thrown in haphazardly. But rewatching the first 6 episodes and then following it up with the next four was a great movie like experience.

Still the best thing I've seen on TV in the past couple of years. Whitechapel was pretty cool last year, too. And the second season of Sherlock is coming to PBS in April, I believe. All three 90 minute episodes! Can't wait!

[The Jewish Cunthead]

The Office has become completely unwatchable. It's too bad because there's a lot of talent associated with that show.

Person of Interest has really picked up and if you guys have HBO, Luck is very good.

[Road Warrior Shark]

House is officially done after this season. It was apparently announced a couple weeks ago, but I just read it a day or three ago. It's sad, but not unforseen. It'd be nice if they can get Cuddy, Hadley, Cameron and maybe even Stacy back for the final episode.

[creepy]

Feb 29, 2012 10:14:15 GMT -5 The Jewish Cunthead said:

The Office has become completely unwatchable. It's too bad because there's a lot of talent associated with that show.

Person of Interest has really picked up and if you guys have HBO, Luck is very good.

For what it's worth, I was talking about Community in the post right before yours, but The Office has slipped, too.