Anybody watching the ABC show Last Resort? It's definitely one of those shows where you have to basically suspend reality to believe the stuff happening in it, but it's still a pretty damn good show. It hasn't been picked up for a full season, just a two extra episode order last week, so it's 50/50 right now on if they get to finish out the full season and possibly see a second season, but I'm hopeful. I'm enjoying it right now.
If they get a second season, I plan on catching up during the summer on it. But the time slot sucks for me, with Big Bang on at the same time (and no DVR available for me currently).
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Yeah, it's basically a "no way in hell would this ever happen in real life" show, but it's been a good one so far. Tonight's episode was one of the better ones. I don't know if this show has the storyline for more than one or two seasons, but hopefully ABC at least gives them one full season on TV.Originally Posted by JeffHCross
I'm actually okay with shortened seasons if that means the show gets more life in the long run. Doctor Who only runs 13 episodes, and while it always leaves me wanting more, I think it's a good move for the life of the show. I think Jericho would have been better off with a 13 episode run instead of the 22 it got.
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Kevin Bacon's first run on a TV series coming early 2013. Looks interesting.
This was pretty surreal last night to see Letterman as a guest on Kimmel.
There's been a couple crossovers this week. Letterman going on Kimmel Live, and Wednesday night Jay Leno was on Craig Ferguson's show.
At the beginning of the end of The West Wing. Season 7. The Jed Bartlet journey is about to end.
I need to get back into that. I left off with 5 or 6 episodes left in season 5 a couple weeks ago, but haven't resumed watching. Between work, FIFA and AC3, my watching of anything not on my DVR has drastically gone downhill.
But at least you get the Obama Santos campaign. His live ad in New Hampshire is one of my favorite WW moments.At the beginning of the end of The West Wing. Season 7. The Jed Bartlet journey is about to end.
The similarities are still eerie.
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That ad was AMAZING. Totally blown away by it. The similarities to most of the big political debates remind me of Obama.
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Agreed on your theory.
Something has been bothering me the past few days in regards to a certain show that is about to enter season two and commercials for said show have been airing frequently. How in the hell did Whitney Cummings show get a second season? The Longhorn Network has more viewers. Even worse, she is already responsible for the 2 Broke Girls sitcom which outside the eye candy is annoying as the brunettes voice.
How much fellatio can one female perform to have both shows on TV and in season 2?
Holy shit, I just watched the "The Debate" episode from season 7 of The West Wing. OMG! What an episode! Wow! I was starting to get a tad bored but I almost want to just sit here and watch the rest of the episodes all in a row now. Wow.
If more Republicans were like Vinick, I could almost see myself voting for them.
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And to think, that episode was completely live the night it aired on TV.
Vinick was the West Wing's view of the ideal Republican. While the show did a good job of presenting the challenges to Vinick's nomination realistically, in reality things just wouldn't fall into place like that. It was well done on the part of the writing staff, but we won't see anyone like that in real politics, just like we won't see a Santos or Barlett on the left.
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