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Showing posts with label New TV Season. Show all posts
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Wednesday, October 23, 2013

Good New TV Shows: Wednesday-Friday


WEDNESDAY:

 Back in the Game ABC (Great cast and script, and, of course, I like baseball. An updated "Bad News Bears" and sort of that latest Clint Eastwood movie "Can't Hit a Curveball" I think was the name.)

Super Fun Night (I really didn't think I'd like this show, but it is good, kind of a "Big Bang Theory" on another level and "Bridget Jones."

THURSDAY:

Millers (CBS), Crazy Ones (CBS) Welcome to the Family (NBC) Michael J. Fox Show (NBC). All of these shows have promise, but so far haven't achieved must-watch status, with me, anyway.

FRIDAY: I'll be watching the pilot of Dracula on NBC tonight. We'll see.

--RoadDog

Good New TV Shows: Monday and Tuesday


I do not include new TV shows into my must-watch list until after seeing the shows several times. So far this season, I have enjoyed these new series on TV:

MONDAY: Mom CBS (great cast and script) and Hostage CBS (But will they be able to keep it going?)

TUESDAY Goldbergs ABC (kind of an updated "Wonder Years" and "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" and Trophy Wife ABC (I didn't have much hope for this one, but again, great cast and script)

--RoadDog

Monday, October 1, 2012

Fall TV Shows in Trouble?

The new TV season has just been underway just a week now, and experts are saying several of the new shows are already in trouble.

I've the ones I've seen, the most surprising one on the list is CBS' "Vegas."  I saw it and liked it a lot, so hope they give it time.

Two others I would have to give a question mark, however, both on NBC "Guys With Kids" and "Animal Practice."  I like the idea for the first  one and liked the cast on the second one, other than WAY TOO MUCH MONKEY!  Hey, a little monkey goes a long way.

I didn't see "The Neighbors" on ABC, but aliens living in the suburbs could be a good concept.  What was that old SNL skit?

I turned "Partners" off part way through it.  Why do the networks think we want to see so much gay stuff?

Watching WAY TOO MUCH TV.  --RoadDog