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*** Official TV Thread ***

ok, so i'm still completely in love with Kelly Kapowski

don't they all look amazing though, it's been 20 years and they haven't aged a bit

man, Kapowski

Kawowski
 
I felt the last episode of the Sopranos was a let down, should have ended on the previous episode.

Better call Saul is class, not really into the walking dead, will spend the evening watching Italian football and maybe flick to the Barca game.
 
I won't go into too much details in case people aren't up to date etc. however...
I'm losing interest in Walking Dead now it is all about character episodes this series.. I really don't like it as much as I used to. I preferred it a lot more when it was all action and zombies and general mentalness.
I get that you need to create a connection to the main characters but it's doing my head in now.
 
In a dream pairing, the man of the hour, Vince Gilligan, coming off a best series win on Sunday for his hit AMC drama Breaking Bad, has teamed with House creator David Shore for Battle Creek, which has closed at CBS with a series production order for the 2014-15 season. The drama project, which has a 13-episode commitment, was originally created by Gilligan a decade ago. It comes from Sony TV, which produced Breaking Bad and has an overall deal with Shore. Sony will co-produce with CBS TV Studios, with Gilligan, Shore and Breaking Bad EP Mark Johnson executive producing. Shore will serve as showrunner, with Gilligan interested in directing. Battle Creek centers on two detectives with very different world views who are teamed up. They must answer the question: is cynicism, guile and deception enough to clean up the semi-mean streets of Battle Creek, Michigan in the face of a complete lack of resources; or is the exact opposite true – it takes naïveté, trust and a boatload of resources?

1x01 -- The Battle Creek Way (Mar/01/2015)

Jaded Det. Russ Agnew reluctantly partners with charming FBI Agent Milt Chamberlain to solve a drug-related double homicide, but while Milt investigates with the high-tech resources of the FBI, Russ prefers old-school police work and instinct.
 
last episode of Walking Dead was pretty good and sets the season up quite well for the final four episodes.

been watching Black Mirror for the first time as well, got all but the recent special watched and think on the whole it is great television
 
I have luckily downloaded onto the sky box the box set of Walking Dead before it disappeared on the 1st March.. 4 episodes in and I am hooked, does have a feel like Falling Skies though. Looking forward to the other 55 episodes.
 
Jurgen the German said:
Has he got his comeuppance? I gave up on it because it was getting too predictable i.e. he was getting everything he wanted all of the time. Surely the only way is down from now on for Frank?
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If they follow the original he will make prime minister(president) before his past starts to catch up with him when his wife orders his bodyguard to shoot him to keep his reputation intact.

Well that was the original anyway and a very good show it was too.
 
This could be not bad

Dig

When an American archaeologist is murdered in Jerusalem, the FBI assigns the case to Agent Peter Connelly. His investigation leads him to discover an ancient prophecy, the outcome of which may very soon disrupt the course of civilization. Agent Connelly must race to piece together a host of far-flung clues and decipher what this mystery means for the world, but that won’t be easy—the truth is shrouded by an international conspiracy as ancient as the prophecy itself.

Season 01, Episode 01 – “Pilot”
In the premiere, FBI agent Peter Connelly unearths an international mystery while investigating the murder of a young American in Jerusalem
 
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