All caught up on orphan black, thanks for that @lwien
Halt and catch fire: great show, I finally get the schrodinger cat thing
Yup. Started watching Halt and Catch Fire when it first aired. Great show.
And yeah, Orphan Black is a good one.......Haven't seen any of Season 3 yet. Binge recorded Seasons 1 and 2 on IFC.
If you guys have Netflix and haven't already caught on to this then I highly recommend Black Mirror. I believe it's from Channel 4 over on the other side of the pond.
Every episode is a new and intricate "mind fuck". It's actually hard to see a lot of the twists this show throws at you. I really like shows like this too where each episode is a new story in a different world. The episode White Bear was my personal favorite and I still think the first episode is one of the most disturbinging things I've seen on TV.
i really like the planetearth with japan. ThanksIf anybody's even slightly interested in Japan and/or wildlife there's an ace BBC documentary series called: Japan: Earth's Enchanted Islands
I am looking forward to this new show. It's on TNT, I didn't catch this last season. It's an apolcolyptic program where 80% of humanity has died.
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i really liked the show ChuckAdam Baldwin is really getting around since Firefly....
Yup. Started watching Halt and Catch Fire when it first aired. Great show.
And yeah, Orphan Black is a good one.......Haven't seen any of Season 3 yet. Binge recorded Seasons 1 and 2 on IFC.
Halt and Catch Fire is an epic show. Waiting for the new season to come on for the summer. Really enjoyed the first season.
Yes, I'm liking it, great when vaked , as is Penny Dreadful. Not convinced by Wayward Pines... was hoping for Twin Peaks but it's more like The Dome Also like Suits (kinda a guilty pleasure) and had to watch True Detective SE02EP01 twice to make sense of it, but it's stylish, I think.btw, anyone check out Humans on AMC as well?
Suits is a fun watch
I like that they kinda tipped the "innate genius" trope on its head...
Mike has this brilliant idetic memory, has passed the bar multiple times, and in theory should essentially be the house/Sherlock of the show.
But instead it comes down to Harvey knowing HOW the law works, not WHAT the law says...
They still get to use mike for the "zoom in wide eyes revelation", but it's usually while he's doing grunt work for Harvey or something.
I like the dynamic
"You just got Litt up"
I have a friend who is a legal clerk, and he said a similar thing
"It may still be TV law, but it a hell of a lot closer to what we actually do"