Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 6:35 pm
Yes i have witnessed this first hand ^Cupz wrote:I watch movies every day...but no TV. I don't have tv
There's to much...evil on the tube.
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Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 9:34 pm
I watch about 3 hours a week but mostly a replay version via the internet because most of the programs I like to see are on when I'm not home.
Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 9:39 pm
Q. How much TV do I watch?
A. Too much.
A. Too much.
Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 9:43 pm
I watch Heroes, House, Lost, The Big Bang Theory, and Hockey. That is all.
Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 10:47 pm
It depends what mood I'm in. Today I got in from work and just put Radio 4 on, tomorrow I might veg in front of the telly for a few hours. All told across the week I bet I watch about... 10 hours of tv, something like that. Having said that I'm out for the house for quarter to 7 and not back till about quarter past 7 then the weekend is devoted to all the little menial tasks that didn't get done in the week so I don't really have the time anyway.
Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 11:25 pm
For the last few weeks I have watched everybody loves Raymond for the time it takes to eat a bowl of cereal, before work. That is all the TV I have seen for a while.
That show is annoying because even though I hate it, it makes me laugh sometimes.
That show is annoying because even though I hate it, it makes me laugh sometimes.
Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2009 11:47 pm
Ever since my parents got sky+ my television consumption has rocketed.
The BBC are excelling right now as far as I'm concerned with interesting and sometimes (really sometimes) even relevant documentaries. A couple of their comedies are excellent too - "Not Going Out" which is on Mondays, BBC1, 10, is hilarious, and SOME of their dramas are also great - "Hustle" for example was the reaaaal shit. Panel shows like Mock the Week, QI, etc, and things like live at the apollo. All good.
oh yeah. the bbc's in my good books this year.
Taggart on STV is also fun to watch.
Anything else is shit.
The BBC are excelling right now as far as I'm concerned with interesting and sometimes (really sometimes) even relevant documentaries. A couple of their comedies are excellent too - "Not Going Out" which is on Mondays, BBC1, 10, is hilarious, and SOME of their dramas are also great - "Hustle" for example was the reaaaal shit. Panel shows like Mock the Week, QI, etc, and things like live at the apollo. All good.
oh yeah. the bbc's in my good books this year.
Taggart on STV is also fun to watch.
Anything else is shit.
Posted: Tue Mar 10, 2009 3:06 am
why the hell hasn't mighty boosh come out with a new season
dangit i'm ornery over that
dangit i'm ornery over that
Posted: Tue Mar 10, 2009 4:06 am
it seems to me that a lot less people are watching tv, with most shows going to the web nowadays. just kind of curious if tv will still be around in the coming years. it seems like most shows can be downloaded or viewed online, leaving not much left that's really exclusive to tv. i wonder if we'll all be telling our grandkids about the days we used to watch all our entertainment on the tv with things like the tv guide channel and shows devoted to advertising (30 min infomercials). now that i think about it, i realize how funny television has become.
i've found myself watching less and less tv over the last two or three years. i only watch the office (which i usually miss and end up watching on hulu) and the occasional family guy or seinfeld every so often. i guess i still enjoy putting on the discovery channel, national geographic, or the history channel when there's something interesting on, but i find even those having more and more shows i dislike.
i've found myself watching less and less tv over the last two or three years. i only watch the office (which i usually miss and end up watching on hulu) and the occasional family guy or seinfeld every so often. i guess i still enjoy putting on the discovery channel, national geographic, or the history channel when there's something interesting on, but i find even those having more and more shows i dislike.
Posted: Tue Mar 10, 2009 3:51 pm
Best show on TV EVER!!!
Posted: Tue Mar 10, 2009 7:59 pm
Don't own a television...don't watch it.
Never going back, either.
Never going back, either.
Posted: Tue Mar 10, 2009 8:12 pm
i had a nightmare last night, woke up and was hallucinating, my vision became like thousands of magnified snow flakes...exactly like your avatar.Skytree wrote:Don't own a television...don't watch it.
Never going back, either.
Posted: Wed Mar 11, 2009 12:58 am
too much music to make and listen to..no time for spongery
Posted: Wed Mar 11, 2009 5:19 pm
My my...everything alright then?bleak. wrote:i had a nightmare last night, woke up and was hallucinating, my vision became like thousands of magnified snow flakes...exactly like your avatar.Skytree wrote:Don't own a television...don't watch it.
Never going back, either.
Posted: Wed Mar 11, 2009 5:20 pm
hills west wrote:spongery
I like this term.
Television = Spongery
Posted: Wed Mar 11, 2009 11:08 pm
Skytree wrote:hills west wrote:spongery
I like this term.
Television = Spongery
Posted: Wed Mar 11, 2009 11:44 pm
good word indeed, my media teacher used the word 'sponge' when referring to the human brain whilst watching television...which hills has just done...and now i'm repeating whats already been said. a definite sign that i should get some sleep!hills west wrote:Skytree wrote:hills west wrote:spongery
I like this term.
Television = Spongery
Posted: Thu Mar 12, 2009 4:10 pm
I watch a lot of documentaries. Art, political, social, sexuality... there's a lot of interesting stuff out there.
I've been enjoying a HBO series called In Treatment. It's basically two people in a room talking for half an hour. The Top Gear Vietnam special was aired here a few weeks ago, that is certainly a TV highlight of mine.
I've been enjoying a HBO series called In Treatment. It's basically two people in a room talking for half an hour. The Top Gear Vietnam special was aired here a few weeks ago, that is certainly a TV highlight of mine.
Posted: Fri Mar 13, 2009 2:59 am
Used to watch none, but I've recently started really digging The History Channel and Cartoon Network.
The NASA channel has been an incredible source of information, awkward lulz, and eye-dazzling images. In many ways, I consider it to be ambient television. The educational programming and ISS mission coverage is HILARIOUSLY awkward. It really shows how uncomfortable those folks who have been so brave as to dwell in space itself really must be, seeing as they're being watched 24/7. :B
-Px
The NASA channel has been an incredible source of information, awkward lulz, and eye-dazzling images. In many ways, I consider it to be ambient television. The educational programming and ISS mission coverage is HILARIOUSLY awkward. It really shows how uncomfortable those folks who have been so brave as to dwell in space itself really must be, seeing as they're being watched 24/7. :B
-Px
Posted: Fri Mar 13, 2009 3:04 am
bit of a stretch, but anyone else watch The Marvelous Misadventure of Flapjack on cartoon network? I'm in love with that show!