[Lightfoot]

I have Alcatraz episodes recorded, but I haven't watched them yet.

Fringe is just about the only show I watch regularly anymore (and it might be getting cancelled).  I tend to watch sci-fi shows I've noticed.

[Bad Kitty]

I don't watch tv.

but i do watch some tv shows on the internet.
those would include:

mythbusters
dexter
southpark
aqua teen hunger force
bleach

and I'm ashamed to say I follow the vampire diaries... guilty pleasure, really i'm just watching Damon though, don't like the other characters really. well caroline is actually a surprisingly good actress, didn't see that one coming.

[Palomine]

"Mary Shelley's Frankenhole" on Adult Swim (Cartoon Network). Tonight's episode: "H.P. Lovecraft's Vagina"

http://video.adultswim.com/promos/mary-shelleys-frankenhole-hp-lovecrafts-vagina.html

[pedonbio]

I've watched "The Good Wife" since its beginning, and I still find it amusing with the occasional hottie.

I see "30 Rock" as often as I can. It is without doubt the best comedy on.

"Downton Abbey" is a guilty pleasure, but "Nova" is better.

I've tried to like "Grimm", I really have. It tries, it really does. I really tried to like broccoli, too.

[Hiram]

I really enjoyed the first season of Homeland.  The actor playing Brody is British, which surprised me - as did the prison governor is Alcatraz.

I've now lost count of the British actors in Hollywood, they seem all over the place.

[pedonbio]

I've now lost count of the British actors in Hollywood, they seem all over the place.

Yes, dammit, they are edging out our local Canadians!

[number3fac]

I'll admit, one of the reasons why I'm enjoying Grimm is because it's been a nice change of pace from other shows with regular supernatural/superpowered occurrences.  In other shows, the cops are either part of a massive cover-up conspiracy, look the other way, or are just incompetent morons despite all the crazy circumstances around the killings, missing persons, and other strange behavior.  On Grimm, the crazy supernatural stuff still has a firm enough basis in reality that the cops can not only get reasonably involved, but prove to be quite capable and helpful.  Also, Grimm's lead has a pretty stable personal life and his job as a cop mostly lines up with keeping the supernatural types in check.  Which is also a refreshing change from other shows where the frequent WAAAAAngsting about how awful it is to be responsible for fighting evil just wears down my interest.

In short, I'm finding that I enjoy the show largely because there are noticeable (and in my reckoning, positive) differences in tone from other supernatural-styled shows.  Though I admit that it might not stand too well on its own merits.

[pedonbio]

Hmmm. I'll have to keep trying, number3fac.

[Palomine]

I don't mind admitting that sitcoms are considerably more entertaining (Big Bang Theory and 30 Rock in this case) with half a bottle of Merlot inside.

Added later: I got a copy of this years ago but never bothered to watch it till last night.

As expected, it was mediocre (as a film) at best... I knew this going in but there was nothing else on. The voluptuous Frazetta figures on the female characters and the Bakshi rotoscoping of the bouncing breasts made it possible to watch it all the way through. Just barely.

[Palomine]

I finally found something on Cartoon Network that I can watch, enjoy and look forward to before Adult Swim begins: Adventure Time.

I've only seen a few episodes, so there's a lot I don't understand... it's sort of about a boy and his dog and their adventures... but maybe not really. It's often very surreal and there's some great writing. Sometimes it's sweet and sometimes it's sad and once in a while it's actually surprisingly violent.

Like I said, I don't really understand it yet. But I definitely like it.

[PregNut]

I was trying to get into the current season of Dr. Who on BBC America, but they only aired five episodes before the 'mid-season' finale. I'm pretty sure that was the first time a non-canceled TV show's 'season' premiered and had its finale in the same calendar month (Sept. 1-29).

Currently watching:

Dexter, Homeland, Hunted, Sons of Anarchy, The Walking Dead, NCIS, NCIS:Los Angeles, Survivor (been watching since day one), The Amazing Race, Person of Interest, Revolution and Fringe. There are more shows that I watch, but these are airing currently.

FX has a lot of good shows, spread out through the year in 10-episode seasons.

[gonZo]

Shows I would recommend, in no particular order...
Breaking Bad
Sons of Anarchy
Person of Interest
Alphas
American Horror Story
30 Rock
Community
Parks and Recreation
Fringe
The Good Wife

[number3fac]

Having only gotten back electricity this past Friday night (after losing on the Monday of Hurricane Sandy), there's a long list of stuff to catch up on, including:

Sitcoms--
Modern Family
The Neighbors
Happy Endings
Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23
New Girl
30 Rock
Parks & Recreation

Sci-Fi--
Once Upon A Time
Grimm
Revolution

Animated--
Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes
Transformers: Prime
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

And I may be forgetting some!  Will definitely be enjoying these in the warming glow of my monitor screen.

[pedonbio]

My list:

The Good Wife--Still holding up quality.
Grimm--Better than my first impression.
DaVinci's Inquest--Reruns, but still good (CBC TV)
Cold Squad--CBC version. All reruns.
Nova--Good science coverage
Frontline--What really happens in the world; an antidote to Faux Noise.

Those and the evening news (plus Stewart and/or Colbert) are about it.

[DruulEmpire]

Now living off the TV I get to catch at work during an overnight shift, about my favorite fictional TV anymore is the occasional TCM or even AMC movie.  (I keep dreading some day that I may fall out of love with "Mad Men," even as it hangs onto Christina Hendricks.)  Comedy: new Wednesday night episodes of "The Soup," some Jon Stewart.  My favorite overall, however, is usually Rachel Maddow.

One of those "retro TV" channels was regularly showing episodes of the original "Outer Limits" and "Sea Hunt," but now they've dumped all that for "Green Acres."  Fuckers.

As my shift winds down, sometimes the fluffy headline-reading show First Look on MSNBC features the insanely hot Veronica DeLaCruz.

PS: nowadays my favorite show of all is the one I made up in my head which I wish I was getting paid to write teleplays for.