General Television Thread

[Helmo]

is this old live action batman stuff intentional

that shark scene

so many things are wrong with that one scene alone

[Skink]

I just watch Seinfeld re-runs all the time now.

[Shawn]

is this old live action batman stuff intentional

that shark scene

so many things are wrong with that one scene alone

i'm pretty sure its real life thats wrong.

why dont we have spraycans that make sharks explode irl?????? it seems like itd be useful..

[tsr moderation staff]

whether its intentional or not, 60s batman is way more entertaining to watch as a comedy. especially if you're more used to grimdark batman

[Helmo]

seaseme street is fucking gold

[tsr moderation staff]

new doctor who episode was great

finished OOO, amazing ending

[PrettyNier]

the last episode of doctor who (Girl who waited) was fantastic.

my dad has shit taste "that was kind of a bad episode matt smith is better when he is fun".
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edit: this is post 666 devil horns hoo rah

[x0_000]

Watched the new Fourze episode, the characters are shaping up to be amazing! Whoever's in charge of sound effects is also great, the football captain's "Schwing" salute is so over the top

[Boo]

Im going to download every episode of All That, and Kenan and Kel because I lived for those shows back when I was a kid.

I NEED TO RE-WATCH THEM. THEY'RE SO FUCKING FUNNY!

[PrettyNier]

Stargate Universe and Misfits with Slouch.
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[Boo]

Stargate Universe and Misfits with Slouch.
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Stargate Universe is a really good show..

[tsr moderation staff]

really didn't like The God Complex. The basic idea is cool,

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a civilization who managed to defeat their god and send it into a prison in space

but there's only so much bullshit they can pull, even on a show as silly as doctor who. to sum up

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it converts and feeds on people's faith? really? i mean, what? and why is it in a hotel? also, i dont really buy that this is the first time the doctor has seriously faced the prospect of his companions dying. i get that the minotaur was meant to be a parallel to the doctor, but they have to actually give a reason that suddenly he's all concerned about his companions' mortality. lastly, its pretty obvious that the doctor's fear is... HIMSELF. they've pulled that twist already in the valeyard episodes and amy's choice. they're gonna do it again.

by far the worst thing was the editing though. WHOAH LIKE A MILLION CAMERA ANGLES SO SPOOKY! WOW THEIR EMOTIONS KEEP CHANGING REALLY FAST THAT IS NOT A THING WHICH HAPPENS NORMALLY. WHY IS PEOPLE'S WORDS SHOWING UP ON THE SCREEN WHEN THEY SAY THEM THATS NOT HOW TALKING WORKS!! IM SPOOKED

[PrettyNier]

It isn't that he considered their mortality for the first time, that was never the point; it was that he considered the fact that their mortality was directly challenged by the very faith in him that he instilled. Amy Pond was a very special case among companions - he was there for her as a child, and then led her on for the rest of her life until now. She was built up by that initial experience with the Doctor and for that reason she, and the confrontation of her faith in him, was the perfect thing to bring him to a breaking point in that respect. It was far more than just his companions being with him.

[tsr moderation staff]

eh, still not really my cup of tea.

new fourze totally ruled. this show is becoming kamen rider breakfast club

[Shawn]

i love the delinquent group that gentaro always has to fight