This is pretty true. Also If your not able or willing to pay for HBO, FX networks is like a mini HBO in the drama department with an abundance of very solid series like Sons of Anarchy, The riches (while it lasted) The Shield, Rescue Me and a few others.bahumat42 said:Ok first off HBO shows are where to get good modern drama's nowadays
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OH GOD! SOMEBODY ELSE THAT REMEMBERS BLUE GENDER!!! HAPPY DAY!twistedmic said:Blue Gender
Did Rome start getting that way in the second season? Because I kind of thought the same thing too, but I really wanted to see how the story would end upviranimus said:Hrm.. some shows that are finished
Jericho was pretty alright, it was interesting to see where some of these actors ended up after the show dissapated.
In that same vein, I liked last summers Falling Skies, and it will be gearing up to start airing its second season in a few months, so backtracking through last season might be a good idea now.
Spartacus is pretty enjoyable if you liked the old Herecules & Xena series, but be forewarned its practically softcore gay porn at times, if that sort of thing offends you. Also if your going to watch it, watch it in the season order, Blood & sand > Gods of the Arena > Vengence (though hypothetically you COULD switch Blood & sand and Gods of the arena around as GoA is technically a prequel to blood and sand. But it was aired B&S>GoA.Vengance.
Archer if you like comedy and animation
Shin Chan if you like comedic anime
Babylon 5 if you want non star trek/wars esque scifi and looking for a LONG series.
Battlestar Galactica if your looking for a much shorter series.
Rome is... Ok, got sort of tired and tedious though.
A few more, but ill let others make suggestions.
Others may have liked it more, but to me personally I started loosing interest in about the second half of the first season. It wasnt bad. It was very well made like other HBO shows, but it sort of grew kind of wearisome to me. I think for me, it was the constant barrage of roman sounding names of note you needed a checklist to keep track of who was fucking over who as the names just became a big blur of names ending in Us.PsychicTaco115 said:Did Rome start getting that way in the second season? Because I kind of thought the same thing too, but I really wanted to see how the story would end up
I agree. I loved the Critic. However it presents some problems for someone who didnt watch it during its run. The show was HEAVILY dated. Even more so than say Family guy is today. So a lot of the humor is going to be lost today on someone who was not immersed in american pop culture circa 1990 with references like "Whoomp, there it is" a TON of Bill Clinton Jokes and just about anything in that window from 1995 - 2000.War Penguin said:The Critic
Actually, I hope on becoming a film director myself one day. Thanks for the recommendations, all who posted (and those who might later.)War Penguin said:Are you in to the movie or entertainment business? Try The Critic. It's a great show about just that. It only lasted two seasons, but you can find all of the episodes on YouTube.
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However, I have noticed one problem with the show: It's for people who really know enough about the industry. Most of the jokes might go over people's heads due to the number of references of movies and actors. Maybe that's why it lasted for as long as it did. Still, give it a shot. I'd be happy to be proven wrong.
-Black Lagoon [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rxVQe8vtOI]. The anime that I always show to people who don't like anime.PsychicTaco115 said:I've seen a bit of anime (Death Note, Soul Eater, etc.) Him, I don't think he'd like anime too much.
Thanks for reminding me! I completely forgot about it coming back.EvilMaggot said:Breaking In - its hilariousand almost just started Season 2 ^^