What TV shows are you watching right now?

Just watched episode 15 of Season 7 of The Walking Dead. Looking forward to watching the season finale NeXT week.

Should have all four DC's shows this week for once unless I've missed something. Musical week on The Flash which I'm not that excited about to be honest apart from the crossover element of it. 

Oh wow, I actually liked a Legends episode for the first time since the crossover! Maybe the long break between watching it helped? Either way, it was the Camelot one, which I'm pretty sure you've seen already, Adam, as it came just before last break the show had. Was going to watch the next episode (which you probably haven't seen yet) but my internet it being uncooperative right now, so maybe tomorrow. I'm genuinely shocked that I actually had fun watching that last one, though, because it had felt like ages since the last time I liked that show.

DippoMagoo wrote: Yeah, it feels like ever since Kara snapped at him and Winn over the whole Guardian thing (which was kinda dumb imo, lol) he's just mysteriously vanished. The odd ting about it is how Winn, his closest friend through this whole thing, hasn't even mentioned him lately. It's like they listened to the fans who wanted that subplot over with, but couldn't figure out what else to do with him and so they just completely retconned him out of the show, at least for now.

Unitron wrote: Psydye wrote: I've been watching South Park almost non stop! I hope they go back to individual episodes next season, rather than the continuous story-lines they have had the past two seasons. I really liked season 19, "Naughty Ninjas" was hilarious, but I just don't think the last season worked nearly as well. What did you think?

As of right now, I've only watched up until season 11(going on 12 now) and so can't really say!

Yeah, the whole evil Rip thing is what really turned me off of Legends lately. His actor is also doing a horrible job this season, I think. I actually like the three villains, but between them being rehashed and Rip, it hasn't been fun.

And yeah, that Grodd event was fine, it didn't bother me like some recent episodes of the shows, but wasn't really great either. I think the problem is it exposed the lack of a big budget, because for all the hype, it had very little action and it was all small scale. Part two especially was more about character development than the actual conflict, so I liked it a bit more, but it still felt kinda pointless.

^Did you just see the Prometheus reveal? If so, I had seen people online speculate that was the case, but I never believed it. I won't specify in case you're referring to something else, but the character who it turned out to be was apparently supposed to be a different villain this season, so they changed it up. It was a great reveal and great episode, though.

I'm actually an episode behind on Flash and Supergirl and two behind on Legends, because keeping up with all four is proving to be exhausting. It doesn't help that they all use the same tricks to move the plot along, so it gets repetitive and annoying. Like, the last Supergirl I watched, everyone online loved it, but I saw the twist coming a mile away, so I was like "Oh, just get to the point and reveal it already, and stop wasting my bloody time!" That and it used the same trick the shows always use where a villain gets away, not because they earn it but because the characters don't fully consider their options, and oh my god does that ever get bloody annoying when all shows keep doing it over and over and over over and over and........over! I'm actually not liking Supergirl as much this season, because last season felt fresh where this year it just feels like another CW show.

I do know the feeling about that scheduling though, even if it's actually helping me for the most part, except that I would keep up with Arrow easily every week anyway. A couple years ago, I was watching Person of Interest live, during season 4, and my initial enjoyment of the season was lower than normal, entirely due to the scheduling because it was the first one I watched live and it kept going on breaks constantly, sometimes doing it right after cliffhangers and big events, and the most maddening of all was the midseason finale was all hype, teasing something big and literally nothing happened, so I had to wait a month to see what would happen. The enxt episode did deliver big time, but fuck was it annoying keeping up with it. For season 5, though, it was on every week and sometimes twice per week, so that went great for me and i loved it.

 I prefer HBO scheduling overall, because it hits the right balance between giving you the episodes quickly, but still giving the fans time to speculate on upcoming events, unlike Netflix where you can't do that because the whole season gets released at the same time. I guess for people who don't like to speculate that option works great, but I prefer the HBO method for sure.


Edited by DippoMagoo - 10 Mar 2017 at 11:08am

Just finished this one, and I can´t recommend it at all. I actually found it rather embarrasing how cringe worthy bad it was, but my wife insisted that we stick with it to the end. Huge mistake...consider yourself warned:

Just finished Missing...not really recommendable:

I've been watching South Park almost non stop!