2010 Fall TV Shows

[Duckburger]

At this point I've given up on a lot of shows, the only shows I still watch religiously are The Big Bang Theory, Two and a Half Men and 30 Rock (though that live episode wasn't very good, aside from a few funny jokes here and there).

Oh... and I watch South Park and Criminal Minds occasionally.

[Khonnor]

Still bummed 24, Heroes and Ugly Betty were cancelled/ended.

So, I'm just watching Grey's Anatomy, Glee, Community and 90210.
I only watch Desperate Housewives when it's on TV, but haven't lately.

[AladdinFan]

Better With You, No Ordinary Family, gets full season pickups. While Detroit 1-8-7 gets additional episodes. I am happy for Better With You and No Ordinary Family. Better With You just keeps getting better and funnier. No Ordinary Family needs to get more darker and more action and stop being a sweet family with super powers.

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[TheSequelOfDisney]

The only shows I have been able to keep up with are Glee and Desperate Housewives. I'd love to be watching some of the new shows, and I really miss watching Survivor (which I have seen all of the seasons except for the one currently airing, yeah it's a 20 season streak which college broke). Hopefully I'll be able to find season 21 online somewhere, but I doubt I'll have time. Glee and Desperate Housewives are great, but I miss being able to watch all of the shows I normally do.

[Jilted]

I watch Stargate Universe and Dexter. Also two and a half men from time to time.

[Duckburger]

At this point I've given up on a lot of shows, the only shows I still watch religiously are The Big Bang Theory, Two and a Half Men and 30 Rock (though that live episode wasn't very good, aside from a few funny jokes here and there).

Oh... and I watch South Park and Criminal Minds occasionally.

So, fastforward to two months later and I've now given up on Two and a Half Men since it really isn't that funny anymore (though many will argue that it was never funny to begin with, but I liked it), last season wasn't all that great to begin with, but yeah... it's getting even crappier now. Same thing is happening with The Big Bang Theory, it's rapidly becoming a completely different show than it was in the first two seasons. Too many characters I don't care about. I am now completely hooked on a show called Supernatural, though a little late to the party since it's been on since '05. For some strange reason I watched a few episodes from the first season and I couldn't stop watching. Better than any show of its genre I've ever seen. Also recently discovered -for the animation geek inside me- I've been watching Scooby-Doo: Mystery Incorporated on Cartoon Network, which is really, really good for a show on a kids network. I like the fact that's it's an entire season story-arc, instead of just each episode individually. The animation is good, but really different though.

So that's The Big Bang Theory, Supernatural, and Scooby-Doo. Hooray for randomness!

[Disney's Divinity]

I am now completely hooked on a show called Supernatural, though a little late to the party since it's been on since '05. For some strange reason I watched a few episodes from the first season and I couldn't stop watching. Better than any show of its genre I've ever seen.

Me, too. I kept saying I'd wait until I could watch it from the beginning, but who knew when that would be. Plus, they've been airing re-runs on TNN or something like that, and I've been catching up. But I watch the new eps, too.

[Escapay]

I fall in and out of "Supernatural" and have never watched a full season.

Right now, of the Fall 2010 shows, the ones I watch regularly:

Mondays: "How I Met Your Mother" & "Rules of Engagement"
Tuesdays: "Glee"
Wednesdays: "The Middle", "Better With You", "Modern Family"
Thursdays: "The Big Bang Theory" (online)
Fridays, Saturdays, & Sundays: Nothing

Of the new shows, I was initially interested in "No Ordinary Family" (ABC), "$#*! My Dad Says" (CBS), "My Generation" (ABC), "Body of Proof" (ABC), and "Nikita" (CW). Since the season started, I watched "My Generation" up until its cancellation (harrumph!), I got tired of "$#*! My Dad Says" after a few episodes, and I haven't bothered watching the other three at all. Of the returning shows, I still watch "How I Met Your Mother", "Glee", and ABC's Wednesday night lineup (up until 9:30), and generally don't watch other TV unless it's channel surfing or the odd episode of "All My Children" or "One Life to Live". I've taken to simply watching "The Big Bang Theory" in 3-or-4-episode installments online rather than live (since I always had a night class on Thursdays).

albert