chewing-gum for the eyes

[Mad Bastard]

[Mad Bastard]

[cartsb4horses]

Nathan Barley was amazing, we can never watch one episode though - it's the whole lot or nothing! Spaced is a classic and so is Dark Place. Love a bit of Alan Patridge too.

We've been watching Aqua Teen Hunger Force (which is brilliant, although I can totally get that it wouldn't be for everyone...). I recently watched all of Buffy the Vampire Slayer (that took me back) and love 80s cartoons (mostly He Man, Thundercats, Dungeons and Dragons, Ulysses 31) and she's into her anime (I'm a big Ghost in the Shell fan - the TV series was effing awesome).

Started watching Game of Thrones on my phone on the train - few too many boobs for public transport...that one's for home time

[Onket]

Nathan Barley was superb. Don't think it could actually have been any better. Not seen it for ages but we've got it on disk

Gareth Marengi was pretty good, but I'm not desperate to see it again.

[VMNP]

I've been catching up on Shameless on DVD, on the final series now and still enjoying it.

[Onket]

Peaky Blinders on BBC2 9pm tonught looks like it could be a good one actually.

[RolexTharsus]

Love Nathan Barley, have to watch it every few months to keep me sane etc?

I am perhaps too excited to find that the Lovefilms now has every episode of Rocko's Modern Life on it. I may not be going out a lot in the next couple of months.

[chrisconnection]

I absolutely love Game Of Thrones and Fringe was awesome. Since it finished we have been watching Firefly (only one season and the film Serenity) and im loving Fallen Skies aswel at the minute..

[Snackula]

Johnny Test and Phineas & Ferb with the kids (they shout me when its on)

I was watching (New) Ray Donovan but accidently deleted one off the Sky + so I'll have to wait until they show it again as i'm pretty sure that got a second season in the States

[Meat Trademark]

I agree with everyone suggesting Firefly. I've found Supernatural to quite fun and much better than I was expecting. Also, Mystery Science Theater 3000. I sometimes forget it was a television program because it was a movie every episode. Wonder Showzen and Comedy Bang! Bang! were/are both very surreal comedies if you are into weird humor.