What TV shows are you watching right now?

I've reached season 7 of Weeds now. Taking a while to get through it since I've been watching a lot more films lately but I'm still enjoying it all the way. 

Z Nation season 3 is finally on Netflix as of today. 

I've read spoilers about what's been happening, and I sure don't regret dropping it. Sounds absolutely pathetic. 

UMUR wrote: Started watching, and it looks promising. People who have read the books, say that the writers have taken quite a few liberties, and that it´s a bit annoying, but if you (like me) haven´t read the books, this is highly recommendable sci-fi.   http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2261227/

adg211288 wrote: UMUR wrote: Started watching, and it looks promising. People who have read the books, say that the writers have taken quite a few liberties, and that it´s a bit annoying, but if you (like me) haven´t read the books, this is highly recommendable sci-fi.   http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2261227/ I really enjoyed this one. I have not read the books yet, though I did recently pick up the whole trilogy in a second hand shop.

After finishing the first season, I ended up being a Little less impressed than I initially was. The SGI was great and there were other nice Things (such as the virtual torture thing ), but the story...meh....

Fox cancelled Lucifer. A shame, since it seems the show has a following. Maybe the show will be saved somehow. 

LittleBig wrote: Fox cancelled Lucifer. A shame, since it seems the show has a following. Maybe the show will be saved somehow.  The show was also quite good, I hope the show was not cancelled because of some political correctness or because some people found it offensive or something, it would be lame to be honest.

I´ve started watching this show, which consists of individual stories in each episode although all episodes are thematically connected. I´ve watched the first five episodes and I´m sold. Pretty great show:

Yeah I felt the final season was the weakest as well and seven a bit lesser than previous ones too. I think I preferred the show in what I've been thinking of as its original incarnation, meaning the first three seasons in Agrestic. I also really enjoyed the Mexican border setting and I think that the reinvention was a good thing for a show, but it started to lose something starting with season 6, partly I think because Celia abruptly disappeared with no in show explanation after season 5 seemingly set her up for a big storyline in season 6. 

Watched the first half of the fourth and final season of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt in (almost) one session today. The third episode marked an unusual departure from the format of the show - to mixed results IMO - but the other five episodes retained the balance of absurdity and satirical look on how ridiculous modern culture can be that has always made this show excellent. On one hand I think it's good that it's choosing to end after a respectable number of seasons on its own terms (Lucifer still hasn't been rescued from cancellation despite massive support on the petition and social media movements), but I will definitely miss new episodes of this show once they end it.