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It's not based on the game... it's based on a book.Quote:
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Yeah I've actually read the book.Quote:
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June 17th, 2012 according to Wikipedia.Quote:
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Sometime in 2013. As of right now, it's unknown exactly when.Quote:
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Like Mors said, it's coming back this summer. They're currently replaying the first season's episodes as a lead-up.Quote:
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Yeah it's been on TNT a lot. A marathon a couple of weekends agoQuote:
Originally Posted by JeffHCross
Over the last two days my wife and I have watched 8 of the first 10 Game of Thrones episodes from season one. At first this show didn't do much for me but I decided to endulge the wife and watch with her... and... this show is truly excellent. I can't wait for season two!
CMT Orders Animated Comedy From 'Blue Collar's' Jeff Foxworthy, Bill Engvall and Larry the Cable Guy.
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The Viacom-owned cable network announced its first-ever animated project, Bounty Hunters, along with a fun-loving cop reality show Trinity 911 at its upfront at New York’s Museum of Arts & Design this morning.
The former hails from the popular Blue Collar comedy troupe, and will count Jeff Foxworthy, Bill Engvall and Larry the Cable Guy as voices as well as executive producers. The series, which also counts Lisa Lampanelli as a series regular, will feature the Blue Collar trio as they track down fugitives for their own two-bit bounty hunting business in each of the series' 13 half-hour episodes. Lampanelli will voice the part of as tough-as-nails bondwoman who assigns them cases.
Hunters, co-created by Glenn Clements, Ben Levin and Matt Burnett, is being produced by Muse Entertainment and Parallel Entertainment and is set to debut next year. Joel Rice, Michael Prupas andJesse Prupas of Muse Entertainment along with JP Williams andJennifer Novak of Parallel Entertainment and Jayson Dinsmore, Eliot Goldberg and Melanie Moreau of CMT will also serve as executive producers.
For its part, Trinity, a 10-episode unscripted series premiering later this year, will feature the real-life hilarity of a small town police force in Trinity Texas (population 2,656). The Endemol USA-produced project will capture the jovial cops as they do such things as taser each other or attempt a donut-free week mandated by their trainer. Endemol's Greg Johnston is on board as an EP, with Dinsmore and Goldberg joining him as the network.
“We’re in the midst of a bold, new era here at CMT with more record-setting series than ever before,” said Dinsmore, a former NBC reality executive who joined CMT as EVP programming and development a little over a year ago. He was joined by Cheer EPs Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos, one-time Bachelor star Melissa Rycroft and husband Tye Strickland of Melissa & Tye and a performance by The Band Perry.
In his short tenure at the cable network, Dinsmore has launched the net’s two highest rated series ever with Bayou Billionaires and My Big Redneck Vacation, and has ambitious plans to launch several more shows this month. Among them: a second season of Texas Women (April 7), The Singing Bee (April 20), freshman efforts Ryan Seacrest-produced Melissa & Tye and Jennie Garth: A Little Bit Country (both April 20). The network’s annual CMT Music Awards will air live from Nashville June 6.
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great Community last night... a Law & Order stylized episode about who murdered a yam experiment
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Last week's Community was another excellent one. For anyone that hasn't ever seen the show, it was a great "intro" to the show for what to expect from week to week. It's essentially a clip show but like past clip shows from Community, the clips you see are never actual clips from previous episodes, so it's all new content. Anyway, you should check it out...
http://www.hulu.com/watch/359981/com...um-unavailable
I need to watch season one of Falling Skies before season two starts. Then finish last season's Sons of Anarchy before season five starts. Those are next on my list.
:nod: They keep playing the commercials and I can't wait.Quote:
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I know....watching the commercials during the NBA Playoffs led me to "obtain" season one of Falling Skies.Quote:
Originally Posted by psuexv
Anyone going to watch Hatfield's and McCoy's on History Channel beginning Monday? I have it set to DVR. Looks really good.
Yep, I've been looking forward to it. They've got quite a list of names in it. Kevin Costner, Bill Paxton, Tom Berenger, Powers Booth, and a number of lesser known, but good, actors.Quote:
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Anyone watch the new TBS show Men At Work? I dig it. It's not earth shattering, but it's enjoyable and funny. If it disappears I won't be overly upset, but I will continue to watch.
The 2nd episode, to my suprise, TBS allowed "bullshit" to be said on the show. I think it was the only cuss word that was said on the episode though.
When did you watch/record the episode? IIRC, after 10 PM cable programs can say anything but most keep it at a level to replay shows at all hours.Quote:
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I think the earliest I've seen certain words was 8 cst with TWD. This was at 9:30 for Men At Work. And first I've seen of TBS using it.Quote:
Originally Posted by cdj
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I watched season one while I was on deployment and just got into season 2. Like you said season 1 started off slow bu once you get invested/caught up with the world you are hooked. The end of season 1 blew my mind! About 3 episodes in on season 2 and it is awesome