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Homeland last night {on pakistan} "It is not even a real country. It's a fvcking acronym." :hysterical:
:cantstop: I burst out laughing as well. Homeland has moved to the ME to Afghanistan-Pakistan....
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Can't stop Seinfeld. :rofl: 'What you heard was a cotton ball touching a piece of felt. We're sending the results to Washington. We'd like you to meet the President.'

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Finishing season 1 of blacklist It's pretty good. Not great When you watch 24 and see Jack Bauer kick ass, blacklist pales in comparison.
Is blacklist worth watching? I have watched the first 4 episodes and it kinda feels repetitive to an extent .
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Arrow is pretty decent its based on DC series and plot is pretty similar to batman and there are mention of Batman villains and hints of them and also it will overlap with Flash which is cool first season was ok with 2 one much better

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Arrow is pretty decent its based on DC series and plot is pretty similar to batman and there are mention of Batman villains and hints of them and also it will overlap with Flash which is cool first season was ok with 2 one much better
Wonder if they will release blu Ray with 7.1 sound. Would be perefect. Watching LOST on blu ray gave a whole new perspective.
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I finished watching "The Wire" and my word ... it is one of the most under rated TV series of all time. I highly recommend it and it looks pretty close to real life. A co-creator of the show is a former Baltimore detective and the plot of show mimics real life - imperfection. I think in modern times - it would have a cult following much more than something like "Breaking Bad". The central character of "The Wire" is .... Baltimore, a city- it is actually true. The Wire: arguably the greatest television programme ever made

The Wire is a TV programme like no other. Its central character isn't a cop or a criminal but a city: the faded industrial port of Baltimore, Maryland. Over the course of 60 episodes and multiple storylines, The Wire portrays Baltimore – and by extension urban America as a whole – through the eyes of dozens of characters. Each series focuses on a different facet of the city, including the drug-ravaged housing projects, down-at-heel docks, crumbling public schools and corrupt political administration. Regardless of whether its characters are running drugs or running for office, The Wire refuses to make black-and-white judgements about them. Its prevailing moral universe is grey.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/5095500/The-Wire-arguably-the-greatest-television-programme-ever-made.html The Wire also is used to teach sociology ,acting etc. to students at universities at places like Havard College, Brown and John Hopkins. http://www.andover.edu/About/Newsroom/Pages/GettingdowntoTheWire.aspx http://m.worldcrunch.com/node/culture-society/american-tv-show-the-wire-breaks-into-french-academia-/c3s4476/#.UOWRpLamBdV http://articles.baltimoresun.com/2010-11-25/news/bs-md-wire-class-hopkins-20101125_1_baltimore-drama-hopkins-students-baltimore-schools
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Finished Season 1 of Wire. Loved it! For some reason, I'm not able to enjoy House of Cards. Watched it for Spacey, but just can't feel that beat. Switching between Seinfeld and Wire, its pretty weird but you don't enjoy Seinfeld or any sitcom after you watch something as natural as Wire.

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Finished Season 1 of Wire. Loved it! For some reason, I'm not able to enjoy House of Cards. Watched it for Spacey, but just can't feel that beat. Switching between Seinfeld and Wire, its pretty weird but you don't enjoy Seinfeld or any sitcom after you watch something as natural as Wire.
same here. didn't find the motivation to watch HOC after 2 episodes.
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