I guess Wilfred is an acquired taste but the majority of people who diss it have never seen the original Australian version. The dog is the show, I just go tone deaf when Hobbit boy talks.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sahi3TnyxP0
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I guess Wilfred is an acquired taste but the majority of people who diss it have never seen the original Australian version. The dog is the show, I just go tone deaf when Hobbit boy talks.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sahi3TnyxP0
I remember the old Wilfred, this one just tries too hard it seems.
First episode of Terra Nova was pretty dang good to me. I don't usually keep up with T.V. shows, but Terra Nova has a fan.
I did not look at the decals, I did notice them though. The first two episodes are just "alright". I'm ready for Terra Nova next week but for now I shall catch up on Breaking Bad!
That's funny as I didn't even pay attention to them either. Got to say I didn't have high expectations and so far the show is not even meeting them.Quote:
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I never even bothered watching the first episode of the new season. Even just the thought of it without Charlie Sheen makes it sound boring and dull to me. Not even worth my time to watch anymore.
What is it about the decals? I must have missed that or somethin'....
They're all companies that Kutcher has a stake in. Hell I didn't really notice what stickers were on there.Quote:
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Now I've not been a regular 2 and 1/2 Men watcher. My old roommate got me into it. It's not the same, but to me it's not bad so far.
Ah, well (shrugs). It is what it is. I didn't care much for it but, 2 and 1/2 Men wasn't that great to begin with. It was really just something to watch that occasionally was funny.Quote:
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It was good back in the beginning. Up until the point where the kid hit his teenage years.
I agree. It was interesting. I'm definitely interested to see what they do with it, though, truthfully, I would have rather watched the show about the future situation than the current situation they are in now.Quote:
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I think a show on the other situation would be really interesting as well. The horrible air to breathe, the child limit, and the lack of real food it seems would make for a pretty law less land. I'm happy with Terra Nova as it is so far though. The way this is playing out back in the Cretaceous period is pretty cool though, with all the technology they brought with them to that time period. The characters all seem pretty interesting to follow as well, except for the two daughters so far haha.Quote:
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So what does everyone think of The Office so far?
So far so good I think. It's been pretty funny and Andy as the new manager works well and gives a similar dynamic as Michael. My favorite part of last night's episode was Kevin getting mad at Dwight putting walnuts in the brownies.
The Office is one of many shows I need to catch up on. At least with that show, I'm over halfway there.
Is anyone going to check out American Horror Story this week on FX?
Maybe. I don't know yet. It sounds interesting.Quote:
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Arrested Development coming back for one more TV season before movie
Terra Nova tonight at 7 central. Fox.
Are you watching a new TV show this fall? See where it falls in EW.com's Death Watch 2011.
I like Whitney... though I know it's a bit darker than the general audience wants. That and the "live audience" is too loud; if it is indeed live, it sounds way too much like canned laughter.Quote:
Originally Posted by JBHuskers