"The Walking Dead" Got through the entire series in under a week. I like it, but it never went anyplace special as far as creative storytelling after season two.

"Star Trek: The Next Generation" I have not seen much of this show after it was ended in the mid 90's. Some episodes are fun, but most have become painfully silly and dated.

"Sherlock" Outstanding writing and photography styles. I've re-watched series one and two, and I was quite enjoying series three until last night's finally. I'm not sure how I feel about that episode yet. I must have a re-watch.

"Elementary" A somewhat different take and on the Sherlock formula. I am only on the sixth episode, but I am enjoying the character chemistry and the writing is not bad at all. More of a CSI type format, and quite different then what the BBC's "Sherlock" is trying to do.

"Being Human" I'm watching the BBC version, and just got done with series one. The actors and writing are wonderfully creative. I'm hoping this show retains it's charm in the second series.

"Arrow" Now I like this show a lot. Not anything ground breaking, but it does echo the style of "The Dark Knight" films, and it has kept my attention. Some of the casting is quite good, but some of the actors are just too pretty boy model types, and don't work for me. Still it's better then "Agents of Shield".