I love tv.
Having a parent who
works in the industry (even at the tiny regional market level), the tv was
always on when I was a kid- if it wasn’t, that meant something was “wrong at
the station”. I’m not exactly sure what that means, but every time I see a
network cut to their generic logo bumper, I still think of someone scrambling
to find the right tape.
Television is an easy target for people who like to shit on
things. Yeah, a lot of tv is stupid. A lot of tv is downright horseshit. For
every Mad Men, there’s going to be
ten thousand 16 and Pregnants. But,
it’s all about how you use it. The television
medium is a tool. What it can deliver
depends on how one chooses to use it.
That being said, I have a terrible habit of latching onto a
show and watching it over and over and over.
Yeah, I watch a lot of tv, volume-wise. But my variety is somewhat
lacking. Because I get stuck in the same
three-show-loop, I have a tendency to
miss out on a lot of great shows. I don’t
have access to the television set in the house that’s hooked up to cable (grr),
nor am I super confident about “finding” tv online (double grr), so I usually
have to wait around for it to hopefully be released on Netflix, as service that
has become increasingly disappointing with their selection. Luckily for me, some networks are getting
internet savvy and posting stuff on places like Hulu, or even their own
websites, but I still get behind, and tend to find new shows months (years) after
everyone else has seen it already.
What I’m trying to say specifically is
GUYS
BREAKING BAD
TOP TEN MOST LIFE CHANGING SHOWS I'VE EVER WATCHED
CAPSLOCK NECESSARY
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And you were all like, "I'm the one who blogs!" :D
ReplyDeleteDie hard BB fan that you (as are the mister and I), I highly suspect that you'd also love (if you're not watching them already), Dexter and Sons of Anarchy.
♥ Jessica
*PS* Thank you very much for your wonderfully nice comment on yesterday's post.