Favorite Reruns?
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Comments (3)Julia, They might be reruns, but isn;t it nice to have them? Flaming Wildfire is so pretty. I love the bright color. Memorable Kiss is a very pretty one. The only bloom I had today was Linda Beck, but it is lovely nonetheless. kay...See Morereruns, no new shows
Comments (19)This is when I start digging a little deeper into some of the cable stations. I watched some show about families in Alaska and loved it. The guys had unusual names like Atz and Etienne. It was sort of a reality show in that is really followed these families. I also have found some great shows on the Smithsonian channel. But I agree that all the reruns are enough to make you unplug the damn tv. Downton Abbey has been a saving grace. Tonight I watched the first episode of Luck, a new series on HBO about horse racing, with Dustin Hoffman. It was good. I also saw the first episode of a new show called Smash and it looks hopeful. It's described as Glee for grownups. We'll see....See MoreFavorite cooking show?
Comments (43)I think there's a big difference between a "cooking" show and a food entertainment show. The problem is, the networks don't seem to think we need both of them, and the entertainment shows are edging out everything else. I love the names Sandra Lee's food creations have been called, including "edible hate crime." Nigella Lawson is really magnetic, and I love her "Feasts" cookbook. I also agree about Jamie Oliver's passion for food; I loved that series where he toured around Italy. I used to love ATK but Chris Kimball just started to annoy me too much. The formula is always, look what an apocalyptic disaster every apple pie/beef stroganoff/ham sandwich you've ever eaten is! Dry! Soggy! Heavy! Tasteless! Overcooked! Raw! Radioactive! Asbestos-laden! Yeah, if every classic were always so wretched before Cooks Illustrated came along, why would we want to learn how to make them? I also agree that the recipes are generally too complicated for what you get, but I have not had the same fantastic results. Just not worth it to me....See MoreFavorite TV comedy series
Comments (55)I used to be a sit-com nut. They and variety shows are what I was raised on. TV was pretty safe and my parents let me watch what ever I wanted. My dad loved tv. Barney Miller, Bob Newhart, MASH, Happy Days, Mary Tyler More. That's not counting the shows that were already in syndication in the 70's (when I was a kid); Bewitched, Dick Van Dyke, The Brady Bunch, etc. We have almost completely stopped watching TV before 9 pm since our kids were born (13 years). There are sit-coms out that I hear are really good, and I know I would love them, but I have never seen them. Scrubs, 30 Rock, My name is Earl, 2 1/2 Men. I wont even pause on the FOX network. You can't trust the shows to be anywhere near appropriate for children and I'm not going to disappear into another room to watch tv while my kids are still awake. My all time favorite, either MASH or TAXI. "What does a yellow light mean?" HA HA HA HA...See More- 9 years ago
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