What was the last TV show you watched?

[Orodrist]

Game of Thrones

Now that was the episode this show needed.

[ArchAngel]

4.9 was pretty sweet.

Spoiler:

Glad that Ygritte is dead and it was a good enough end for her character, and the Styr kill was really satisfying.
A giant riding a mammoth is always a good choice.

And I gotta say, Longclaw is my favorite sword in GoT/aSoIaF, followed by Ice. Love the passing of the mantle from the Old Bear to Jon Snow, including the recognition of him as a Stark. And I'm pretty partial to the *******/hand-and-a-half swords.

[TheAlexTDB]

Some sharp shooter show that I saw at my friends house, I don't watch TV much... I do like CAPTAIN AMERICA!!!

[TripExistence]

Legend of Korra.

I thought the first season was really good, despite not quite living up to TLA's standards, but the second season is feeling incredibly lackluster for me.

[storm]

NCIS & NCIS Los Angeles I really am hooked on them

[Orodrist]

Penny Dreadful.

A ton of potential, execution isn't entirely terrible and I like some of the twists they gave to classic stories. Also Eva Green has more acting range than her usual 300/Kingdom of Heaven/Casino Royale eye candy roles would have led me to believe.

[ohnolookout]

Legend of Korra.

I thought the first season was really good, despite not quite living up to TLA's standards, but the second season is feeling incredibly lackluster for me.

The first few episodes are filler, but the last half of the season could fit right into TLA just fine.

[TripExistence]

I'm still on the fence a little bit after recently finishing Book 2. Maybe it's because I've seen it all before in the previous show but nothing in the second season felt like it had much of an impact, except for maybe the final episode. Sure, it's the fate of the world and everything, but all the villains were so weak. I thought Vaatu was incredibly silly and they weren't fooling anyone with pretending that Korra's uncle wasn't going to be the villain (I can't even remember his name already). At least Aman (sp?) was menacing. Hopefully this will be explained in book 3, but I'm still not seeing how Jinora was anything but a deus ex machina.

In TLA, each season had a series of 'oh snap' moments, whether it was through an awesome bit of character development or pure spectacle, a tradition that somewhat continued with Korra's book 1. I nearly bounced up and down in my seat when

Spoiler:

General Iroh shows up with his fleet

and the very last scene with the villain felt like classic TLA and fittingly dark. Book 1 was a good, intense introduction to the characters but I didn't really see any development with its successor. I'm tired of the love triangles, I prefer that Aang's other children not be involved, and I'd like to see Asami's role be a little more expanded because out of Team Avatar, she's the most interesting character to me. The characters of Korra are more matured into adolescence, so maybe they're not going to get quite the strong development that TLA had, but I just wanted more than we got.

Of course, you're talking to a guy that was always a little bored during the spirit episodes of TLA, so maybe a whole season just seemed a bit excessive to me. I don't dislike the show and will continue watching. But I think some people are too quick to gobble up anything Team Avatar without noticing some of its weak points. It's also certainly possible that I'm so blinded by my love for TLA that anything else is just going to appear inferior, but I'm okay with that.

[Mizzkryzz]

Sam and Cat

[Bruce_Campbell]

Watched the first episode of True Detective. It's fan-frickin'-tastic so far.

[Foxwick]

Tree House Masters

[EchoDelta]

I'm just 1 episode into Lost on Netflix. Never watched it before but heard good things about it.

[fruitmcnare]

I love to have a close relationship with the lord and can't wait to meet others with a relationship with him as well. Also the last tv show I watched was spongebob, haha, does anyone else like spongebob?

[qshop]

Hi everybody, qshop here and my last and favorite Tv show I watched: 19 Kids and counting. I watch it because they form there life around God and they are very modest and they really inspire me to learn about God.

Thanks!


Qshop

[depretisdavid]

Family guy