The TV thread

It was interesting, but not outstanding.

They sure showed a lot of naked ass, man and woman, but nothing else.

 

I don't get Showtime but "Ray Donovan" looks really good.

Liev Schreiber has always been one of those actors who I usually like everything they're in, and I'm a little surprised he never became a bigger star, even though he certainly hasn't done badly.

 

I'm pretty psyched about both "The Bridge" and "Low Winter Sun," but I'm sure I'm setting myself up for disappointment after the debacle that was "The Killing."

 

We're watching that. It's ok so far.

I really wish they would just bring back 'The Mole.' I loved the two seasons of that show.

 

He married Naomi Watts. I think he likes his life just fine.

 

Not to mention all the HBO sports documentary voiceover work he does. I'm sure that pays pretty well.

 

Holy crap is Under The Dome good. Great cast, good pedigree interesting subplots. I'm guessing it is open-ended, rather than a mini-series. Hell of a pilot. Talk about a side of beef.

 

Crap, I thought that was on tonight... I hope they replay the first episode.

 

http://uverseonline.att.net/uv/tv/show/under-the-dome#play=latest

And you don't have to be a Uverse subscriber to watch.

 

I watched something last night that had a handful of hillbilly hunters trying to capture urban legend monsters.

It was the worst thing I have ever seen on television.

 

By worst, you mean "AWESOME!" right?

West Virginia hillbillies armed with shotguns looking for Bigfoot? What is not to like?

http://america.discovery.com/tv-shows/mountain-monsters

 

Each Sunday night METV shows an episode of The Fugitive in the order they ran in first run in the '60s. One thing I'm seeing that I'd forgotten about from that era even up to the 70s -- they'd show a clip before the opening credits from later in the episode. Kind of a preview. They haven't done that in a long, long time.