What will you be watching on TV tonight?

[Power n Glory]

The thing about Lost is that although it was, in some ways, a load of old nonsense which didn't go anywhere - there were some answers but overall it left more questions hanging that it answers.
But actually I don't think there was an episode I didn't enjoy so overall I don't feel I wasted my time sticking with it. I mean, I wasted my time in some senses but you could say that about watching any TV.

You’re right. It was well done throughout. I enjoyed watching every episode up until the last 10 minutes where it lets the whole series down. If I felt they hadn’t been winging it the whole way, it’s a series I’d watch again and speak highly of but it never goes on my ‘must watch tv’ list. Shame really.

Side note - George Lucas praised the writers of the series. Relates to having to wing a saga. Go figure.

http://www.slashfilm.com/lol-george-...ut-in-advance/

[GP]

I've been re-watching Community, one of my favourite Sit-coms ever.

Well, up until season 4 anyway.

[Letters]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-39489377

Call The Midwife?!

Really?

[Niall_Quinn]

I'm terrible with commitment to tv shows even ones i really like

There was a French show called The Returned which i watched the first series of, absolutely brilliant.....had the same habbit with Lost to provide more questions than answers.....but it was great in that it allowed you to figure things out for yourself before revealing them. Beautifully filmed and very cerebral.

The second series went under the radar but never got round to watching it.

Same with Better Call Saul, i stopped watching about half way through the first series even though i thought it was excellent, in some ways even better than Breaking Bad (the episode that explains Mike's back story is absolutely brilliant). I just lose concentration move on to another series and forget to go back.

Better Caul Saul Series 3, April 11 I think. I'll watch that.

[Maestro]

I've been re-watching Community, one of my favourite Sit-coms ever.

Well, up until season 4 anyway.

nothing to watch but I think I'll watch Community gain, loved it too. Ken Jeong is good in that and good cast all round

[Maestro]

Homeland had a similar issue to what I’ve heard about Prison Break. The whole concept and set up of the first series makes it hard to keep churning out series after series without it getting repetitive and trying to live up to the first series. I expected to Homeland to get cancelled after Season 3 but the show has evolved into something special.

Lost was a complete joke of a series. And I stuck with it until the end. Lesson learned and tend to avoid similar series that aren't going anywhere. Had to quit watching The Walking Dead. Recent series has been a train wreck.

Homeland has a brilliant reference point/fall-back script guide .......world current political affairs, they simply cannot run out of relevant material content. Saul and Dar are brilliant though

[GP]

nothing to watch but I think I'll watch Community gain, loved it too. Ken Jeong is good in that and good cast all round

Yep, it's really brilliant. Declines a lot after Donald Glover leaves though.

[Power n Glory]

Homeland has a brilliant reference point/fall-back script guide .......world current political affairs, they simply cannot run out of relevant material content. Saul and Dar are brilliant though

It's evolved into a serious beast. The season based in Kabul was the turning point. You're right about the material. The Alex Jones/Trump arc is great. Brilliant performances from the cast. Dar, Saul, Quinn, Carey...

[Maestro]

Trying out Betas now, easy watching but light and predictable com

[Letters]

Enjoying the 3rd series of Broadchurch.