The TV thread

I saw John Corbett in that parking lot, and I found myself saying out loud, "Yeah!"

 

I didn't even think of it in those terms, but you might be right about Drew's story line being the strongest as of now.

 

Full disclosure: I'm a part of this show.

But I'm a part of a lot of TV shows that I never pimp on here.

This one is different. This one is funny as shit, as Mema would say:

https://www.facebook.com/HollywoodHillbilliesonREELZ?fref=ts

 

As if there anyone needed an additional reason to watch True Detective, Alexandra Daddario's nude scenes would probably rank among the best ever.

 

Yeah, it was noble of executive producer Woody Harrelson to take one for the team like that.

 

Michael Bays' new pirate series, Black Sails, starts this coming Saturday (January 25th). For those who can't wait, Starz has released the first episode (a version that edits out the nudity) to YouTube. Comcast cable also has the 1st episode available for view on their OnDemand feature which can be viewed even if you're not a subscriber to Starz.

http://insidetv.ew.com/2014/01/18/black-sails-first-episode/

http://variety.com/2014/digital/news/starz-to-release-michael-bays-black-sails-premiere-episode-on-machinimas-youtube-channel-1201052149/



review of the show: http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/review/starz-black-sails-is-ambitious-672893

 

Amazon planning to take on DirecTV, Dish and cable by offering live TV channels?

http://online.wSportsJournalists.com/news/article_email/SB10001424052702304757004579334981130200324-lMyQjAxMTA0MDIwMTEyNDEyWj

 

Supply and demand. And I'm betting there's enough demand out there.

 

I watched the first two episodes of True Detective. Content-wise, it's a little trite. But Matthew McConaughy and Woody Harrelson make it worth watching. And Mizzougrad96 has a point.

 

Michael Rapaport's southern accent on Justified. Terrible, terrible or just weird? Discuss.

 

I've watched a bunch of network shows over the last week that were piling up on the DVR.

Trophy Wife has turned into a solid show. It's definitely gotten better as the season has gone along. The adopted kid from the second wife is pretty freaking hilarious.

The Goldbergs is a very good show, but the calendar shit still drives me crazy. One of the episodes I watched had the kid wearing a Real Genius shirt (1985), they played Safety Dance (1983) and made a reference to Bo Jackson playing both sports (1987).

Brooklyn Nine-Nine is awesome.

 

The thought that you either knew those specific years, or looked it up to go "gotcha!" at the show, gives me pause.