2013 TV/Movie Thread

[MickeyDavis]

We'll combine them this year.

Looking forward to Justified next week.

Saw Django the other night, loved it.

[humanrefutation]

Django was incredible and funny and awful and thought provoking. Classic Tarantino.

[ibanezjp]

Can't wait for Justified! That is by far my favorite show on TV.

[blazza18]

Justified was probably my favourite show of 2012. Very much looking forward to its return.

[PkrsBcksGphsMqt]

Saw an article about Arrested Development coming out May 4. All 14 episodes will be released on Netflix at the same time. Can't wait.

[upnorthfan]

Cougar Town is coming back on TBS instead of ABC. Great comedy. Justified has been my favorite since season one as most of you know. Looking forwrd to Breaking Bad whenever that returns (as most on here are as well).

Suits is pretty awesome. I just asked my wife to jog my memory of shows coming back in January, she yells out Smash! Meh, women.

[Jeep]

Homeland.

[unklchuk]

Lincoln

[MickeyDavis]

Homeland season 1 was outstanding. Season 2 was a dropoff. Still a good show but it's starting to become like 24, which makes sense I guess since the showrunners are from 24. I'd consider is a slightly above average show with great acting.

I'll give The Americans a shot since FX has a good track record.

[ReasonablySober]

I wouldn't say LIncoln was bad by any means, I just didn't think it was entertaining, save a couple LOL moments.

The two movies I've wanted to see most (Silver Linings and Zero Dark Thirty) still aren't in a theater around here.

Two shows I'm looking forward to most in the next few weeks are Cougar Town and Archer.

[PkrsBcksGphsMqt]

Intel Is Reportedly Going To Destroy The Cable Model By Offering People The Ability To Subscribe To Individual Channels

[upnorthfan]

It goes without saying Swamp People is an awesome ahow. If they could only get Elizabeth to stop talking about her Daddy every other sentence, and let Kristy shine would be nice

I really like that show.

[chuckleslove]

Intel Is Reportedly Going To Destroy The Cable Model By Offering People The Ability To Subscribe To Individual Channels

Long overdue.

[ReasonablySober]

Here's my question. From that article:

Those bundles are core to today’s TV ecosystem. And the TV guys insist that consumers really don’t want “a la carte” programming, because if they do, the channels/shows they like today will end up costing much, much more.

Alright, how much? I'm waiting to see someone put a specific dollar amount. Say I want ESPN, FSN and the Food Network in HD. That's it. Maybe that's only $25 a month. If I can get that, I'd pay.

[JimmyTheKid]

Looking forward to House of Lies. Season 1 was fantastic.