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I can't remember each episode that I watch, but I can lay out a list of current on the air shows that I watch.

Chuck, The Big Bang Theory, House, How I met your Mother, Gary Unmarried, Family Guy, South Park, The Mentalist, Phych

I also always try to be watching a TV show series on Hulu. Right now I'm watching The Tick.
post #92 of 883

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Like Kenneth, I also enjoy reading other people's lists, as I like to get a feel of other people's daily TV habits, especially those who keep up with a lot of shows. At times, I had crazy stats like "Most number of 1-hour episodes watched overall".

Plus it is fun making a list of episodes watched, and see how much of my time is wasted on watching TV.
post #93 of 883

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Originally Posted by whisperintherain
I have elected not to give ratings though. I have a tendency to be too generous with shows I like and find positive aspects in even the poorest episodes, so I'm pretty sure rating them would be pretty pointless for me.

You and me both, although for me, I get entertained pretty easily, and I'm a lousy critic.
post #94 of 883

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This is the first time I have listed the dvds I watch. It will be interesting to see what shows I watch compared the other's tastes. I did not watch any dvds last night as I had a plumbing emergency. Water started backing up in the kitchen sink. My apartment maintenance dept came over and ran a snake down the pipes. Took about 2 hours to loosen up the clog. It was in the main pipe so it could have been from the upstair apartment. What fun
post #95 of 883

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8 Jan 2009
16. Dark Shadows: Episode 192 (21 Mar 1967)

My tally.

Once this week is over, I hope to be able to pick up the pace again. I've also been going through the 1940-42 Three Stooges Collection, but, of course, I can't count those here.
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Originally Posted by Ockeghem
Tim,

That's a wonderful story line....

In the Laura Collins fiery climax episode, the books I have on the series say that that was quite a complicated shot (requiring more than the normal amount of cameras) for the time (1967). I think the Phoenix story line is one of the very best, and doesn't get the credit it deserves.
Scott, I was just thinking the same thing. After the Laura Collins story finished, Dark Shadows was never quite so original again. The Phoenix was a true sui generis creation. After Barnabas arrived, the show made a turn into traditional horror, with all its rules and expectations. Eventually, I think those rules straitjacketed the show's writers.

It was an impressive production for daytime television, what with all the in-studio fires and superimposed video fire effects. Certainly the most complicated episode they had attempted up to that time.
post #96 of 883

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why not count the Three Stooges? All their shorts were rebroadcast on tv.
post #97 of 883

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I have been watching the final season of Babylon 5 this week. However I am finding this season to be pretty weak so far. I loved the first 4 seasons. It just seems to me almost all the storylines were resolved at the end of Season 4. So I am finding it tuff to get into this season. So much so that i decided to take a break midway through watching the season here. Something i rarely do, I like to finish a season before starting another. But i needed a break for something more fun.

So break out Charlie's Angels Season 3. One of my unwatched sets i have stacked up. Probably another 15 or so to get to. Watching the 2 part season premiere Angels in Vegas was good fun. An interesting bit at the conclusion of part 2, Robert Urich made a cameo appearance as Dan Tanna. Now i crave Vega$ on DVD even more than i allready do. It is also time for Sony to announce Season 4 of the Angels. Don't you think ?
post #98 of 883

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Originally Posted by Tim Tucker
Scott, I was just thinking the same thing. After the Laura Collins story finished, Dark Shadows was never quite so original again. The Phoenix was a true sui generis creation. After Barnabas arrived, the show made a turn into traditional horror, with all its rules and expectations. Eventually, I think those rules straitjacketed the show's writers.

It was an impressive production for daytime television, what with all the in-studio fires and superimposed video fire effects. Certainly the most complicated episode they had attempted up to that time.
Tim,

Excellent points. I love the Barnabas episodes, but I think your 'straightjacketed' comment is spot on. And I believe that Sproat, Swift, et al. might agree with this to a degree. Of course, for my own part it's relative. In other words, I would rather watch even the worst of Dark Shadows than (e.g.) the best of a lesser series.

I have mentioned before that I am really into kinescopes. Sometimes, I will pop in a VHS tape of a kinescoped episode because the ambience of the episode on tape is much richer (read: authentic in an Ebert 'timelessness'-like way and far more creepier) than is a crystallized, cleaned-up version that has been made for DVD.
post #99 of 883

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Originally Posted by cajunhillbilly
why not count the Three Stooges? All their shorts were rebroadcast on tv.


I agree! Count the Stooges in your lists! I was planning on doing that when I start watching them.

By the way....Volume 5 comes out March 17th
post #100 of 883

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While I wouldn't mind if others wanted to count them, it comes down to my personal rules about such things. To me, it has to have been made for television to count as television. Otherwise, it's a movie.
post #101 of 883

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Originally Posted by Aryn Leroux
I have been watching the final season of Babylon 5 this week. However I am finding this season to be pretty weak so far. I loved the first 4 seasons. It just seems to me almost all the storylines were resolved at the end of Season 4. So I am finding it tuff to get into this season. So much so that i decided to take a break midway through watching the season here. Something i rarely do, I like to finish a season before starting another. But i needed a break for something more fun.

Oh, I wholeheartedly agree with Season 5 being inferior to the two previous ones especially (Seasons 3 and 4 are absolutely brilliant IMHO) and it took me ages to get through it, but the payoff in the series finale is worth it.
Here's a spoilerless explanation from the show's IMDb trivia page as to why Season 4 wraps things up neatly and Season 5 feels a little contrived:

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The series was conceived to run for five seasons as a sort of giant video novel. This plan was nearly shelved when it appeared BABYLON 5 was going to be cancelled after the fourth season. J. Michael Straczynski pushed forward much of the material he had planned for the fifth season into the fourth, and even filmed the planned series finale for that year. When word came that the fifth season had been granted after all, the series finale was held back and used in its proper place.

I hope you get back into BABYLON 5 soon enough to see the brilliant series finale and share your thoughts on it with the rest of us. Since you seem to enjoy sci-fi, have you by any chance done FARSCAPE? I'm almost midway through Season 1 and loving it!
post #102 of 883

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Originally Posted by whisperintherain
I hope you get back into BABYLON 5 soon enough to see the brilliant series finale and share your thoughts on it with the rest of us. Since you seem to enjoy sci-fi, have you by any chance done FARSCAPE? I'm almost midway through Season 1 and loving it!

Thanks for the info on B5. Now I am very interested in watching the final 12 episodes i have left in S5, so i can see that finale. I wasn't abandoning it just felt i needed something else to watch for abit. I will see if i can finish B5 over the weekend and let you know what i thought of the finale.

As for Farscape, A big yes i watched the entire run a few years back. It was fantastic, your in for a real treat as with B5 S1, I think Farscape while good in S1 starts off slow and really gets going in S2. I look forward to going through Farscape again one day. I loved it!
post #103 of 883
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Originally Posted by Tim Tucker
While I wouldn't mind if others wanted to count them, it comes down to my personal rules about such things. To me, it has to have been made for television to count as television. Otherwise, it's a movie.

Sure, do what you like, but personally I wouldn't count the Stooges as TV either; they're theatrical film shorts. I'm actually going through them right now, but I'm keeping my tally over in the TRACK YOUR FILMS section!
post #104 of 883

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I watched only 3 dvds tonight
1. The Munsters season 1- "Knock Wood, Here Comes Charlie"
2. Relic Hunter, season 2- "Roman Holiday"
3. The Dick Van Dyke Show, season 1- "Buddy, Can You Spare a Job"
post #105 of 883

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Originally Posted by Joe Karlosi
Sure, do what you like, but personally I wouldn't count the Stooges as TV either; they're theatrical film shorts. I'm actually going through them right now, but I'm keeping my tally over in the TRACK YOUR FILMS section!

That's what I thought too, but they were on TV. It's a tough choice. I don't think I will count them in this list either.
post #106 of 883

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01/09 The Jeffersons -- Movin' on Down
01/09 It's Your Move -- Dad and Me
01/09 Adam-12 -- The Color TV Bandit
01/09 Bob Newhart Show -- Come Live With Me
post #107 of 883
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Love American Style
(S1) Love and Mother/Love and the Dummies/Love and the Athlete/Love and the Shower

Love American Style
(S1) Love and the Mountain Cabin/Love and the Divorce Sale/Love and the Comedy Team
post #108 of 883

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I do not keep a Tab on the Individual Episodes but here's a Rundown on what I watch during a given week.

SUNDAY

7:30 PM MOVIE (This Sunday it will be National Treasure 2

9:30 PM Miami Vice (Just starting Season 4)

10:30 PM Neon Genesis Evangelion


MONDAY

7:30 PM Little House on the Prairie - Season 5

8:30 PM Knight Rider Season 4 - (Will be replaced by Airwolf this Spring)

9:30 PM Sliders Season 3 - (Will be replaced by Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Season 4 this Spring)

10:30 PM Stories of the Century (From Mill Creek's Western TV Classics Collection)



TUESDAY

7:30 PM The Incredible Hulk Season 1

8:30 PM Hawaii Five-O Season 1

9:30 PM Baywatch Season 2

10:30 PM Superhero Movie Serial - Now Watching The Phantom


WEDNESDAY

7:30 PM JAG Season 3

8:30 PM Walker- Texas Ranger Season 4

9:30 PM CSI/CSI MIAMI Season 2(I rotate them each week!)

10:30 PM Dragnet (From Mill Creek's Best of TV Detectives Collection)


THURSDAY

7:30 PM The Waltons Season 5

8:30 PM MacGyver Season 4

9:30 PM Charmed Season 3

10:30 PM Classic Movie Serial - Now watching Rin Tin Tin - The adventures of Rex and Rinty


FRIDAY

7:30 PM NBC Mystery Movie rotating between Banacek, McCloud & Colombo

9:30 PM ER Season 3

10:30 PM Roy Rogers (From Mill Creek's Ultamate TV Westerns Collection)


SATURDAY

7:30 PM Smallville Season 3

8:30 PM Lois and Clark -The New Adventures of Superman Season 2

9:30 PM Superman (The Origional 1950's One) Season 2

10:00 PM Space Ghost-Dino Boy/Birdman & the Galaxy Trio (Rotated each Week)

10:30 PM The Simpsons Season 1
post #109 of 883

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01/10 Brady Bunch -- A-Camping We Will Go
01/10 Brady Bunch -- Sorry, Right Number
01/10 It's Your Move -- The Rival
01/10 The Jeffersons -- George's Best Friend
01/10 The Jeffersons -- George and the Manager
01/10 Adam-12 -- It's Just a Little Dent, Isn't It?
post #110 of 883
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The Twilight Zone (S1) - "The Fever" Good
The Twilight Zone (S1) - "The Last Flight" Good


I'm trying to establish a routine of watching a Twilight Zone or two every Saturday Night, for my "Horror & Sci-Fi Saturdays"...
post #111 of 883

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I watched the following last night
1. The original Outer Limits, season 1- "The Man With the Power"
2. The tape I made the night before of Stargate Atlantis series finale and The Sanctuary the Season finale
3. The Flying Nun, season 1- "It's an Ill Wind"
post #112 of 883
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Do any of you have any type of established pattern for how you watch your TV shows? Special shows on certain nights, or days of the week? Do you usually just go with the flow spontaneously?
post #113 of 883

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What I do is just pick a show and watch a season of it. I'm watching Gunsmoke and Cheyenne right now. Which is rare for me to have 2 seasons going at once
post #114 of 883

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I actually have a "To Watch" list, which I started when I realized watching several shows at the same time wasn't working for me, because anytime I had the opportunity to spend a little time in front of a DVD, I'd waste half an hour making up my mind on what to watch, and finding what was the last episode I saw of each show. Now, I only watch one show at a time, and my list should take me at least to April, with an average of three TV seasons per month. I'm currently watching FARSCAPE Season 1 and have MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE Season 1 scheduled next.

Having this list is as far as this goes though, I do not have special moments of the week devoted to watching DVDs, I do it when I have the time to.
post #115 of 883

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I just watch what catches my fancy that evening. I may change that some time though.
post #116 of 883

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Originally Posted by whisperintherain
I actually have a "To Watch" list, which I started when I realized watching several shows at the same time wasn't working for me, because anytime I had the opportunity to spend a little time in front of a DVD, I'd waste half an hour making up my mind on what to watch, and finding what was the last episode I saw of each show. Now, I only watch one show at a time, and my list should take me at least to April, with an average of three TV seasons per month. I'm currently watching FARSCAPE Season 1 and have MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE Season 1 scheduled next.

Having this list is as far as this goes though, I do not have special moments of the week devoted to watching DVDs, I do it when I have the time to.

I used to do the same thing! What I did was made a list of shows by year. Right now I'm in 1955 with Gunsmoke Season 1 and Cheyenne Season 1. Next is 1956 with Hitchcock Presents Season 2. I just started doing this rotation in December, so far it seems to be ok. I'm going to mix in Star Trek and Doctor Who periodically too because those franchises are long.
post #117 of 883

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1/9/2009
1. Transformers Animated: Garbage In, Garbage Out (S2; Ep4) (Fair)
2. Babylon 5: Soul Hunter (S1; Ep2) (Very Good)
3. Babylon 5: Born to the Purple (S1; Ep3) (Very Good)
4. Babylon 5: Infection (S1; Ep4) (Very Good)
5. Babylon 5: The Parliament of Dreams (S1; Ep5) (Very Good)
5. ER: Quo Vadis? (S8; Ep9) (Very Good)
6. Babylon 5: Mind War (S1; EP6) (Very Good)

1/10/2009
1. Babylon 5: The War Prayer (S1; EP7) (Very Good)
2. Babylon 5: And the Sky Full of Stars (S1; EP8) (Very Good)
3. Doctor Who: The Empty Child (S1; Ep9) (Very Good)
4. Babylon 5: Deathwalker (S1; EP9) (Very Good)
5. Bones: Mummy in the Maze (S3; Ep5) (Very Good)
6. Bewitched: Help, Help, Don't Save Me (S1; Ep5) (Good)

1/11/2009
1. Star Trek: Voyager: Displaced (S3; EP166) (Very Good)
2. Surface: Episode 110 (Excellent)


Well, I have gotten back into Babylon 5. My third viewing of some seasons, but my 2nd viewing from starting at the beginning and going through in order. Wonderful Series, and highly recommended. Also, I have just finished the 10th episode of Surface and I was on the edge of my seat, what a fun show. Now sure how it ends before it was canceled, but right now I think the show is very entertaining.
post #118 of 883

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Originally Posted by Joe Karlosi
Do any of you have any type of established pattern for how you watch your TV shows? Special shows on certain nights, or days of the week? Do you usually just go with the flow spontaneously?

It's a combination of both for me. I've had less time lately to watch television or TV-on-DVD (but I'll add those to the master list when I do) and most of my returning favorites are all back this month (with the exception of one: "Doctor Who"; whenever Sci-Fi airs the "David Tennant" specials).
post #119 of 883

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Originally Posted by Joe Karlosi
Do any of you have any type of established pattern for how you watch your TV shows? Special shows on certain nights, or days of the week? Do you usually just go with the flow spontaneously?

I never usually have time to watch TV regularly, what with university, working and studying, so will either watch a show on dvd or one I downloaded, especially as in UK and most shows I watch are American. I will however try and watch Casualty every Saturday night. If only they didnt change the time every week
post #120 of 883

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I used to watch Doctor Who, CSI, CSI Miami, CSI New York, Lost, 24 and Family Guy EVERY week. That was on top of watching DVDs. Now I only watch 24 and DVDs. Why watch the shows when they are on? They will be on DVD in a few months anyway...
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