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I'm not watching a lot of television on the actual television. That said, I am watching some television.
Avatar: Legend of Korra. Cool show. I'm enjoying it very much, even if it does feel as if its moving too quickly. Also, the big tech jump from the first series is a little off putting.
Black Books. I'm rewatching this British series on Hulu. Hysterically funny. If you haven't watched it, you totally should.
Castle. Watching sporadically. The romantic dynamic between Castle and Beckett didn't work for me and although I like the actors and the characters, recent episodes just haven't been all that compelling for me.
Endgame. This is a Hulu exclusive, an entertaining show about an agoraphobic Russian chess grand master who solves various mysteries from his suite at a hotel.
Fringe. I'm behind on this and catching episodes on Hulu, but, honestly, I'm just not feeling the love any more. They sort of lost me when they started jumping between timelines. It's just way too much effort involved for entertainment. Y'know? Sometimes simple really is better.
Mongrels. Another show I'm watching on Hulu. A British comedy involving animal puppets. Think of it as a more palletable version of 'Meet the Feebles' and you'll have a good idea what its like.
Raising Hope. I still like this show. I think its pretty funny, and seeing a family more screwed up than mine is always reassuring.
Avatar: Legend of Korra. Cool show. I'm enjoying it very much, even if it does feel as if its moving too quickly. Also, the big tech jump from the first series is a little off putting.
Black Books. I'm rewatching this British series on Hulu. Hysterically funny. If you haven't watched it, you totally should.
Castle. Watching sporadically. The romantic dynamic between Castle and Beckett didn't work for me and although I like the actors and the characters, recent episodes just haven't been all that compelling for me.
Endgame. This is a Hulu exclusive, an entertaining show about an agoraphobic Russian chess grand master who solves various mysteries from his suite at a hotel.
Fringe. I'm behind on this and catching episodes on Hulu, but, honestly, I'm just not feeling the love any more. They sort of lost me when they started jumping between timelines. It's just way too much effort involved for entertainment. Y'know? Sometimes simple really is better.
Mongrels. Another show I'm watching on Hulu. A British comedy involving animal puppets. Think of it as a more palletable version of 'Meet the Feebles' and you'll have a good idea what its like.
Raising Hope. I still like this show. I think its pretty funny, and seeing a family more screwed up than mine is always reassuring.
