What are You Watching Now ?!

[Otokichi]

Germany vs. Belarus men's Hockey.

[Gleny]

My heater's humming it's tune. I am going crazy of solitude again.

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[Farin]

Biathlon

[_Laurie_]

Mystic River

[Otokichi]

My old college classmate is rockin' out to "This Is It," with Michael Jackson belting out "Bille Jean." (DVD rental)

[TheLizard]

I was watching the Olympics closing ceremony, and when those Canadian pop stars came on and sang that awful "Let's Have A Party" song, I couldn't stop laughing. Who knew that Robin Sparkles was actually an accurate representation of Canadian pop?

[Farin]

Robin Sparkles

heh, I watched that episode yesterday

[skybluesky]

Did you go to the mall with a couple of friends? Did you have a whole weeks allowence to spend? Did you buy hoop earrings and a Benetton shirt?

Yes, I have seen Let's Go to the Mall a RIDICULOUS amount of times.

[MichelleLBC]

I am Legend. The dog made me cry

[BlueAngel]

An episode of Charlie Brooker's Newswipe featuring "the fair and balanced newsmen of dystopian future, sci-fi, satirical, shouty porn sledgehammer channel Fox News". I love the Bill O'Reilly Inside Edition outtake: "I don't what that means, 'to play us out', what does that mean?...We'll do it live!... DO IT LIVE!".

[MindCrime]

A crime scene documentary on John Lennon's death. They're interviewing witnesses and the doctors that worked on him and recapping what happened. Interesting stuff

[skybluesky]

All the Buster Bluth clips I can find on youtube.

[MindCrime]

All the Buster Bluth clips I can find on youtube.

He's hilarious Any of the ones where he's confronted by a Llama?

[skybluesky]

Not that I could find. Perhaps on Hulu...

[Otokichi]

"Law & Order: Criminal Intent"

[chutzpah]

"The Kids Are Alright"- The Who" :guitar:

[_Laurie_]

John Q... Denzel!

[Tenacious_Peaches]

I love me some Denzel. Woo hoo!

I can't stop watching The Inbetweeners on BBC America. I don't know if it's a new or old show, but it is hilarious.

[Kevin]

' Foyle's War ' : an excellent BBC production of a police superintendent working mostly in the city and area of Hastings during WWII . Much in the style of typical English 'who done its '- a la 'Poirot '- this series has the complexities of the war going on and surprising viewers that not all were in it together , contrary to popular belief. As well , each episode coming in at 90+ minutes is like a mini movie .

Michael Kitchen as D.S.I Foyle and the rest of the cast are superb . Beautiful scenes of the English countryside , old manners as well as class prejudices are a treat to watch . There is xenophobia , greed , pettiness, and the exploitations of secrecy 'in our best interests ' mentality which often occurs in wartime .

A classic British mystery series with a twist ...a 9/10

[Otokichi]

Detective Chief Superintendent Christopher Foyle made it through World War II and is about to confront the postwar era. Is another Foyle about to join the police force? Or is Samantha ready to "turn blue"? Will a young "PC Endeavour Morse" bring his sophisticated tastes to DCS Foyle's next post? At least it won't be a "Life on Mars" kind of series? The possibilities boggle the mind...

[_Laurie_]

1000 Ways To Die....wow, these are some really gross stories....

[RockyRaccoon]

Agreed. But the puns.

That's what I watch it for. In the same way I watch Cheaters for Joey Greco.

[Tenacious_Peaches]

Mr. Smith Goes to Washington. My next fake band will be called Filibuster.

[MindCrime]

An episode of the Simpsons where the kids go to Duff Gardens and Homer gets sick from eating a sandwich.

I found a site that has full episodes of classic Simpsons.

[skybluesky]

Tomorrow in honor of Leonard Nimoy's birthday I shall watch Marge VS The Monorail