SOA, Breaking Bad, Arrested Development, Homeland...any of the really good shows.

Holy Fucking Shit. That Governor is up to absolutely no good at all.

the new comedy on abc,the neighbors is really funny.plus it has jamie gertz.the rest of their comedies are funny as usual.only thing is tim allens show got moved to fridays.itll be backed by a reba mcentire(whos looking hot as ever)show,but usually when shows get moved around thats the first step to cancellation.

the league is as funny as ever.barry if you havent watched this show you should catch up on netflix.they have all of the first 3 seasons.

Louie on FX. Season 2.
It's always sunny in Philadelphia
Shameless
Boardwalk Empire
Black Dynamite
The Boondocks
American Pickers


But the best show of the year got cancelled after claims of racism: The Wiener's Circle.

I'm way behind on the Network's shows. I've only caught the first ep of Modern Family. I've seen a couple of Revolutions, and I think I'm liking it a little.

Too much shit, too little time.

Still liking Dexter. That blond chick is definitely going on Dexter's slab. I hope he has something great in store for Titus Pullo.

Regarding walking dead...the governor is merely Herschel to the next level.
there better be a bigger twist coming on that end of the story.

Hopefully the geek in the Frankenstein lab and the heads in the study hint at a techno break through yet to be seen. I doubt much will happen at the prison beyond the basic struggle but we all know its a matter of time before the brothers are reunited and most likely that will be a turning point for the survivors or the governors crew.

They're not going to stick right to the comic but there's no way the Governor is just Herschel to the next level. Keep watching, this is where the comic gets real nasty, will be interesting to see how far they go on TV.

nice...

I read the Wiki on the novel. It seems to be happening in a different order.

In SOA news, Jax Teller's descent into madness is coming along nicely.

Jax and his wife seem to have forgotten about their exit strategy. I think they are more concerned with consolidating power and seem to enjoy their roles as the head-motherfuckers-in-charge.

Juice just got the kiss of death from Clay.

I'm kind of surprised Juice is still alive.

He must be the dumbest motherfucker alive to confide in Clay. What the hell was he thinking?

I thought the black dad thing was taken care of.

I love how the good doctor has gone from professional attire to greasy biker attire in no time at all.

She's a biker mama at heart. That whole physician thing is just a hobby.

I don't understand why they called another doctor when the whore caught a bullet in the leg at the whorehouse.

I think Tara had other things on her mind(Abel and the baby).

ehh...if peg bundy can do it any whore can I guess?. Imagine if Sagal and Perlman actually had a kid?. That things head would break its own neck without proper support.

and Netflix just put up another season so I'm not even hating on all the spoilers.

this was good...

Any guesses as to who the turncoat/traitor is in next weeks episode?

I'm betting on Carl. Little shithead.

Is Rick going to descend into power mad tyrannical homicidal hell or is he going to come back to his old self ? [relatively]

My vote is for dictator. I was hoping for a little more drawing out the prisoner storyline, but when it ends as abruptly and spectacularly as this one did, I'm good.

Haven't gotten to this weeks Homeland, but I still can't get past sending your deepest operative on a fucking milk run. They can fix that by waterboarding Brody until he shits himself.

I think this is where things really head off the rails for Rick and the rest of the gang... That phone ringing does not bode well.

yup^ there's a shotcaller at the prison and it isn't Rick.

and the governor still seems to be an amped up Herschel at this point. I realize the comic storyline says different as stated previously but I don't see "Phillip" as a badass of any sort. Michonne basically shit on his chest from a seated position this last ep. Maybe they cast the wrong guy?. dude seems like Bill Pullman-lite.

Did you guys watch Talking Dead last night ? They explained that last zombie kill. I didn't catch it until I heard the explanation. The zombie had eaten Ricks wife's dead body and thus the swollen belly. The bullet he found was the one Rick's son shot her with. There was hair in the zombie's mouth. The blood on the floor was where the zombie drug the body. Too much for mind to grasp at the time but they were talking about how they were surprised they got away with so much gore on this particular episode. Split zombie heads and one zombie chopped in half spectacularly and such.

missed the talking dead but I figured out the last scene.
However, I actually thought it was strange that Carl capped her without a silencer since they were all hiding in that room. I had my doubts he actually did it.

What I'd like to know is how many fucking people were in that prison. Its a zombiepalooza !

I know, right?.
the zombie body count is outta this world.

and so help me if it turns out some asshole is collecting zombies at the prison I'm going to give up on the show. That would make it every fucken place the survivors have been that that shit has been going on.

Nah, that phone call has gotta be Rick's sanity calling him to say goodbye.

The Governor symbolizes the banality of evil. Few truly dangerous crazy people look dangerous or crazy.

I can almost understand the collecting of undead, but I agree it's too much of a common thread wherever they go.

you nailed it. well done.

Thank you. Other than aesthetics they seem to be really trying to maintain a sense of realism... Phones just wouldn't be functioning with no electricity to power the infrastructure. It was the only answer.

Real question is, does he come back from it? I mean Hershel has to know he is off his rocker, when he picked up the phone there was a notable lack of dial tone and you could see the concern in his eyes.

Crazy stuff!

Caught the last half hour of SOA. Pretty brutal. That bald dude was not light handed covering up Clay's tattoos.

When Jax got the loaded whatever at the ex's house, I turned to my girl and said "he doesn't have a gun". Any forced to be a junkie storyline works for me.

Jax isn't going to turn Tig over to Pope. I'm pretty sure Pope will catch a slug in the finale. Remember when he and Jax were talking "insurance" policies? Pope said there were contractors and whichever killed his killer gets $5mil. There's next season's storyline.

I have no idea where anything else going to go, other than I'm sure Nero will be doing a heel turn.

I've only seen maybe a combined 45 minutes of the last 3 eps, so I'm probably talking out my ass.

i thought sure tig would be done by now after laying the fuck on washerface...opies pain in the balls first wife.

i'm obviously way behind the story arc..

I agree with you Barry,but I think Jax is setting up August(Pope's right hand man) to take the fall. He was getting chummy with him last episode talking about loyalty and/or patience.
If he really planned to turn over Tig they wouldn't have shown that in preview for next weeks episode.

I'm expecting a good finale.

i think tig and pope die next episode.if anything jax wants popes darkman to run the show after pope turns up missing.

I just can't get past Pope burning Tig's daughter alive...in front of him. How do you just get over that and go back about your lecherous way? Why is he not insane? Actually, I'd be all about Tiggy snuffing Pope.

Nero's evil. It's going to be a shocker.

I'm really surprised that Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Mickey Hart, and company didn't pick up The Walking Dead moniker to do their tours after Jerry died.

The entire Boardwalk finale was like the last 15 minutes of the Departed. It'll take til next season to clean up the brains.


Dead was pleasant. Not a huge cliffhanging, just a nice priming to keep interest into February. The Gov is a total one eyed badass at this point. People love to follow a man on a white horse.

The Boardwalk Empire finale kind of confused me. At first, I thought that Nuccy sent Richard Harrow into the whorehouse, but later when Nuccy and his brother were there, they looked surprised by all the carnage. I think Harrow might have been doing a personal project, as he sometimes does.

Exactly. Harrow is on his own, just out to protect Jimmy's son. He's Travis Bickle at that point. A disaffected, detached from reality war vet with a stockpile of weapons and high level killing skills. They even do the shot from Taxi Driver where he's laying out his arsenal.
I thought the scenes with Gretchen Moll and Cannavale were the best either has done all year.

Harrow has always been the protector and only took direction from Jimmy. He was clearly on his own mission to save the kid. The season finale had a series finale vibe to it. There's no cliffhanger whatsoever beyond the pissed off wife(that's original) and prohibition.

Dexter.... I'm not feeling it anymore. Dexter is basically a superhero without a costume at this point.

Walking Dead.... I'm still waiting for the Governor to be the sick twisted fuck someone promised he'd be. So far he's been the victim.

ive only seen parts of random episodes of dexter and its not watchable at all.fucking guy cant stop thinking to himself and all the characters suck.

wee wees(yeah i edited this due to a typo,just added this right now to see if anyone would notice)

I'm a Dexter fan because of the writing. Every episode presents at least one avenue for Dexter's eventual apprehension, but he always slips away. Right now, La Huerta's investigation, Dexter's murderous girlfriend and his seeming abandonment of The Code and the concept of the Dark Passenger are going to lead to a great remainder of the season and series finale next season.

Boardwalk Empire did leave a subtle cliffhanger. The coming conflict with Rothstein over the Pennsylvania distillery is almost sure to lead to more carnage. I'm also intrigued by the Harrow story. His character is going to be a very big part of next season, I think.

I don't see how the governor is a victim. He's a real sick, malevolent megalomaniac. Can't wait to see that piece of shit get taken down.

I can see where Dex could come to some good stuff, but right now it's just blah. It's like Weeds. I'm sort of committed.

The Gov painting himself as a victim is brilliant from a PR standpoint. It's one thing to have walls to protect you from the mindless undead. It's a whole other thing to have sentient "enemies" that the rabble need protection from. I'm figuring he and his inner circle had something to do with the prison, either as inmates or as management.

Nero's true intent will show tonight on SOA.

I'm thinking that his accusing Merle of being a traitor is BS. Its just a ruse to get him in with Darryl and the others before screwing them over.
Nice to see Michonne give him a beatdown. Would've finished the job if not for Andrea. She's major league stupid.

"The Gov painting himself as a victim is brilliant from a PR standpoint. It's one thing to have walls to protect you from the mindless undead. It's a whole other thing to have sentient "enemies" that the rabble need protection from. I'm figuring he and his inner circle had something to do with the prison, either as inmates or as management."


This reminds me so much of Emperor Obama.

And I wasn't even going in the Obama direction. I think it's actually pretty common amongst your leader types, no matter how benign or malignant their intentions.

Dude, you're taking this Walking Dead shit way too seriously. Speaking of taking the Walking Dead way too seriously. . .

The historical Rothstein and the fictional Rothstein will meet the same fate, I think.

I can't wait for Archer, Justified, and Game of Thrones this winter!