Mr. Robot. It's so suspenseful and immersive.

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Sound on TV is just horrible. I am constantly cranking my volume up and cranking the volume down.

you think prison break took so much inspiration from oz?

Black Summer Season 2 was a fucking disjointed disaster.

It doesn't tie anything up, mostly because there was nothing to tie up.

I also enjoyed the first season so much. By far the best one. I watched a little bit of the second one too.

Mini series: True Detective (it's just one season for me, shut up)

Current TV show: Barry

Favorite TV show ever: Mad Men

The Office.

mash or samuari jack

my guilty pleasure is Z Nation - not the best tv show of all time but i really enjoyed how good it became season after season

I did watch The Leftovers and really loved it. It's also in the very top of my list. Damon Lindelof is simply an amazing storyteller.

for sure - i only watched the first season two years ago. I should really get back to it.

If you love lost and haven’t watched The Leftovers do so now

Sopranos. There is not 1 bad episode.

Being erica,

Its just a guilty pleasure.

I never watched that show but I know it was amazing because i've heard so many good things about it, i think Prison Break took so much inspiration from it and back in the days it was also one of the most revolutionary TV Shows with The Sopranos, The Wire, Lost... I would love to watch it.

Original MTV Aeon Flux

Oz (Hbo)

Mini Series: Band of Brothers

Running Series (more than 1 season): Always Sunny in Philadelphia

TNT actually had a show about a female con artist called Good Behavior with Michelle Dockery. It was quite good.

…we’re six episodes in. Feels way too early to speculate on this without it being total guesswork.

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I think that's Disney's ace card. They will just tell Comcast (that pulled all their content from Hulu last fall) that they can have it- unless they offer it to Hulu at an excellent price. If neither blink, Disney'll sell it to the highest bidder, pull their content from Hulu, and wish the new owners well with the remnants.

The new leadership at Disney seems averse to paying out the nose for Hulu and Comcast being an a$$ and pulling its content last fall can't be helping. On the bright side, maybe getting Hulu sold off to a neutral third party would help it become a relevant content aggregator in the future.

Any time a company destroys IP for a tax write off, that IP should immediately become public domain.

Fuck this fake "loss" by willfully deleting shit.