AD ep 4.  Writing is so great, and Ron Howard was hilarious.

Breaking Bad.

Awesome on so many levels but Badger and Skinny Pete discussing Star Trek was hilarious. [mostly Pete's reactions]

As much as I'm enjoying it I know there's a finite amount of episodes left and once it's done there will be a void. I kind of want to savour it as much as possible.

Thanks to the kindness of youtubers I have been able to see The Devil's Crown again for the first time since 1978.

The Shadow Of The Tower is up there too so I will catch that while I can.

I would willingly pay top dollar for a blu-ray of both but the BBC is finding it too difficult to secure the appropriate permissions or some'in.

That reminds moi. Dexter latest fix.

Boo

Johnny Ringo said:

Breaking Bad.

Awesome on so many levels but Badger and Skinny Pete discussing Star Trek was hilarious. [mostly Pete's reactions]

As much as I'm enjoying it I know there's a finite amount of episodes left and once it's done there will be a void. I kind of want to savour it as much as possible.

Tread lightly.

georgec said:

Johnny Ringo said:

Breaking Bad.

Awesome on so many levels but Badger and Skinny Pete discussing Star Trek was hilarious. [mostly Pete's reactions]

As much as I'm enjoying it I know there's a finite amount of episodes left and once it's done there will be a void. I kind of want to savour it as much as possible.

Tread lightly.

That moment when Walt goes full Heisenberg. :)

You're gonna laugh but I have to ask you about this..

The Nerdist have started a Talking Bad series, They Had Vince Gilligan on the first ep. He was trying to answer fans questions without revealing too much, It was good fun, I'll probably keep watching it.

Looks like they also had him on thier podcast but I haven't checked that out yet.

Hopefully this revival attempt of Blakes 7 will go somewhere.

finally finished watching In The Flesh - there are only 3 episodes but i've been slack.

I don't want to say too much other than I really enjoyed it.

I've been getting into a bunch of zombie themed stuff lately, mostly through coincidence, so it's good when you see something that manages to stay fresh.

here's a quick summary I stole from tv.com -

In the world where In the Flesh takes place, the dead rose from their graves, ate human brains, got better, were rehabilitated through treatment and counseling, and then rejoined society, where they now live—with the help makeup and colored contact lenses—as if they'd simply had a bad case of the chicken pox (the show refers to their condition as "Partially Deceased Syndrome"—PDS). But at the same time, untreated zombies roam freely and cause serious problems.

There's more to it than that but I don't want to spoil anything.

I watched the season finale of Switched at Birth last night. It was a fine season finale but I'm wondering how they're going to handle the changed dynamics next season in Jan. I don't doubt them in terms of quality, I just want to see it, like now not next year. There's some really good writing on this show. Like there was a reasonably questionable thing that a character did and a character told them off about it. When there was so much going on in the episode already and it wouldn't have been unrealistic for that to go uncontested with the truth kept secret. Want, more, now.