which TV programs have you seen today?

[mapuc]

sitting in my couch and watching NOAH, when I thought wondering what programs have my friends on subsim-forum have seen today.

The first program I saw was the news-saw it while I ate breakfast.

Then I saw some programs about biblical mysteries- it was about the flood, Moses stick, The cloth of Torin.

Then I saw or re-saw Avengers 1 once again-Was finished just before dinner time. Saw the afternoon news while I was eating. Then I saw Ishockey from the Danish tournament-and now I'm watching NOAH With Russell Crowe.

Markus

[GoldenRivet]

it is 5:07 PM here at my house, and it occurs to me that the TV has not been turned on once yet today. Not even in the children's rooms.

[NeonSamurai]

None at all since Sunday night anyways. TV is such a wasteland.

[Rhodes]

Daredevil season 2, wonderful series!

[Sailor Steve]

I keep up with all the superhero series, plus my daily dose of Doctor Who.

[Platapus]

These days I would much rather stick in a DvD than watch TV. The Frau watches a bunch, but she has been out of country for a week and during this week, the TV was not on once.

I wish we could get rid of cable but she likes to watch shows on different channels. Now she is on a zombie kick. Any TV show with zombies she is all over it.

[Captain Jeff]

My TV time is usually spent with my sims. Some people watch TV. I man a sub or fly a plane.

When I do watch TV it's usually for a ball game or maybe I'll see if a movie is on. There aren't any shows I follow. Here in America the selection of shows is just awful.

[Rockstar]

Originally Posted by Captain Jeff

My TV time is usually spent with my sims. Some people watch TV. I man a sub or fly a plane.

When I do watch TV it's usually for a ball game or maybe I'll see if a movie is on. There aren't any shows I follow. Here in America the selection of shows is just awful.

We need more boobies

[Captain Jeff]

Originally Posted by Rockstar

We need more boobies

LOL! Well ... there's always "Naked and Afraid."

Really though, my problem with the current shows is that they all seem so bitter. We don't necessarily need more 'happy' shows, we just need some writers who aren't always so cynical and bitter. Jeez...even the sitcoms only have jokes that are more insults than humor. I used to watch "The Big Bang Theory" but, one day, I started wondering why people who talk to each other like that would consider themselves to be friends.

[mapuc]

Some mentioned super hero series

Now that I have some of the channel that broadcast one or more of these series, such as Flash, Arrow and Doctor Who, I could have start following one or more of them. I don't I have missed so much of the series so it would be like start watching a movie after about 1 hours running.

When I don't watch science program-mostly about space I watch a lots of news and when on air and I have time I watch History program.

This comment is an addition to my fist post.

Markus

[HunterICX]

I watch Anime and usually pop in an episode every evening before going to bed. Currently watching: Phantom: Requiem of the Phantom.

[MaDef]

Originally Posted by Captain Jeff

LOL! Well ... there's always "Naked and Afraid."

Really though, my problem with the current shows is that they all seem so bitter. We don't necessarily need more 'happy' shows, we just need some writers who aren't always so cynical and bitter. Jeez...even the sitcoms only have jokes that are more insults than humor. I used to watch "The Big Bang Theory" but, one day, I started wondering why people who talk to each other like that would consider themselves to be friends.

“Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit but the highest form of intelligence,”
Oscar Wilde

There are some studies that suggest that sarcasm promotes critical and creative thinking since both the person making the making the comment and the person receiving the comment must sift through the difference between the "literal" and "real" meaning of the sarcastic comment. The studies also find that sarcasm is most beneficial when used between people who trust each other (ie; friends & family), and, as with everything else in life, moderation in its use is key.

[Jimbuna]

Enjoyed watching 'Inglorious Bastards' before going off to bed last night.

[Eichhörnchen]

Originally Posted by MaDef

The studies also find that sarcasm is most beneficial when used between people who trust each other (ie; friends & family), and, as with everything else in life, moderation in its use is key.

Every time I read a post by Reece, it gives me a pain in the neck.