What TV shows are you watching now?

[Jack_www]

The one show I look forward to is 24. I can wait untill January for the show to come back on.

[Winston]

Me too.

[Sava]

Originally posted by Jack_www
Sava you reminded me, I also watch these shows when they come back:

24
Stargate SG1
Stargate Atlantis
Battlestar Galactica
The Shield

Also
Over There

"Over There" has been cancelled

Steven Bochco's take on Iraq war gets honorable discharge from FX following ratings-starved first season.
It's Over.

It's Over.
Cable television's FX channel has decided not to renew the critically praised Iraq war drama Over There for a second season due to weak ratings during the show's initial 13-episode run, the network said Tuesday.
Over There, a first-of-its-kind contemporary war drama about US troops in combat and their families back home, was cocreated by Steven Bochco, the veteran TV producer behind such landmark cop shows as Hill Street Blues and NYPD Blue.
While Over There garnered mostly favorable reviews, the gritty, albeit fictionalized, depiction of a real war that has grown increasingly unpopular with the American public ultimately proved a turnoff to TV viewers.
Although the series contained references to real-life events that have stirred debate over the war, including the Abu Ghraib prisoner-abuse scandal, the producers sought to avoid overt political messages about the conflict.
The show got off to a promising start July 27 with 4.1 million viewers tuning in, a fairly healthy launch by cable TV standards, but the audience steadily declined from there.
Through the 13th and final episode on Oct. 26, the program averaged a meager 2.1 million viewers overall. Only 1.35 million watched the series finale.
"It became evident to us that the American public didn't want to see a dramatization of a war that was already going on," Yemaya Royce, a spokeswoman for Bochco's production company, told Reuters.
"It made people uncomfortable to watch. I think that was the case for a lot of people," FX spokesman John Solberg added. "Clearly it was subject matter that was harsh."
Said FX president and general manager John Landgraf: "The series was arguably the most critically acclaimed new television show of the year, a fact which made the decision not to renew it all the more difficult."
Launching any new TV show is always a gamble. But for Bochco, the stakes were especially high for Over There, his first series on basic cable following a string of misfires on network television, including the ABC crime and legal dramas Blind Justice, Philly, and Total Security.
Bochco recently took over as producer for the ABC political drama Commander In Chief and signed a three-year production deal with sister studio Touchstone Television.
Both ABC and Touchstone are units of the Walt Disney. The FX network is owned by News Corp. Ltd.

http://www.tv.com/story/story.html&story_id=2218

[Winston]

Steven Bochco is a genius.

Hill Street Blues and L.A. Law are among the best TV dramas ever created.

[Sava]

meh

I liked "Over There"

but I don't think any of his other shows are any good

especially not "NYPD DENNIS FRANZ ASS IN EVERY EPISODE BLUE"

[Tattila the Hun]

Hum, I don't think I've watched "tv" for a long time...

However, I do "acquire" tv shows.

Hum, CSI, SG1, SGA, NBSG...

There just isn't that much good tv... I wonder if JAG is still on? Not that it's actually "good", very american macho bull****, but I do love a woman in Marine Core uniform...


Ahem.

[Sava]

JAG ended last year...

[Asher]

what a crappy show it was.

[ajbera]

Originally posted by Sava
but I don't think any of his other shows are any good

especially not "NYPD DENNIS FRANZ ASS IN EVERY EPISODE BLUE"

Hill Street Blues was friggin' awesome. Watched it religiously.

What I watch:

My Name is Earl
The Office (since I like this so much, I can't wait to watch the original BBC series)
Mythbusters
Law & Order SVU

Waiting 'til I get Arrested Development season 2 on DVD before I watch this season.

Waiting for Scrubs to return.

[Kassiopeia]

- Lost - this thing is like crack. It's eerie, how crack-like it is.

Spoiler:

I think the episode when I got addicted beyond hope was 'Numbers' in season one. 4, 8, 15, 16, 23, 42.

- Rome
- Battlestar Galactica - this too is like crack, and I have serious withdrawal symptoms I wish it was January already.
- Prison Break - although I've only gotten started on that one.

Originally posted by Winston
No TV, 3 years running.

I only open it if there's a national disaster.

[Imran Siddiqui]

I guess on Wednesdays, I'll watch "Stacked" when it comes back on tomorrow. Yes, mostly because of Pam Anderson .

Though I usually like Christopher Lloyd.

And sometimes I'll watch Alias on Thursdays.

[Al'Kimiya]

Threshold
Supernatural
Prison Break
Hex
My Name Is Earl
Desperate Housewives
Stargate SG-1
Stargate Atlantis
Battlestar Galactica
Weeds
The 4400

[Imran Siddiqui]

ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT!!!

Great double episodes tonight! If this show gets canceled, it'll be a shame.

[Zopperoni]

Mythbusters
South Park
CSI (LV, Miami, and NY)
Las Vegas
Top Gear

[flash9286]

oh i forgot Dirty Jobs