Unknown - with Jim Caviezel (has this dude become the king of direct-to-video?)

Severance - kinda-campy horror flick, not bad

In Her Skin - Australian film with Guy Pearce and Miranda Otto, based on a true story

In Their Skin - meh

The Walking Dead - just finished the first three seasons on Netflix

Most recent episode of The Walking Dead on Amazon.

First two eps of current season of Arrow on Hulu+.

Just finished Hell on Wheels: S2 on Netflix
Started watching another TV show on Netflix - Durham County. Really good so far...

Pacific Rim
Man of Tai Chi
Breakfast Club

Watched anime last night on Hulu+:
Gatchaman Episode 1
Ranma 1/2 Episode 1

Easter Bunny, Kill! Kill! - not quite as bad as it sounds

First four eps of the first season of The Good Wife (hooked!) on Hulu+.

Last two eps of Top Chef on Amazon.

Nikita: S3

I *really* wish I hadn't missed this season when it aired. It's a shame that a show that's so consistently good didn't draw a bigger audience, but I'm glad they're getting some episodes to wrap it up.

Well better late than never

A 6 episode final season is better than 0 episodes.

Continuum-Seasons 1 and 2

Very good show and now I can't wait until season 3 airs in the US sometime next year.

Rachel Nichols.

Star Trek: Voyager. Still working through season 3, still wondering if it's worth it. (I only saw about half of the first season during its original run, and a few other episodes here or there.)

The Sapphires - Decently made but sort of weakly plotted flick with forgettable characters. Not boring but nothing special.

Actually, I had already seen seasons 1 & 2, but for some reason I never got around to watching season 3 last year. If I remember correctly, I didn't know when it was premiering and yada, yada, yada here we are. I would have liked 2 more seasons, but provided the last 6 are of the same quality as every other episode the show it'll be one of very few shows that's consistently solid from start to finish. Hell, even the first season was great, and that's uncommon for a lot of network TV shows.

Started watching Top of the Lake on Netflix today.

Breaking Bad - Season 2, Episode 9

I'm way behind.

A few eps of The Good Wife, season one, on Hulu.

The most recent episodes of New Girl, Shark Tank and Sleep Hollow on Hulu.

The first four eps of the Behind the Mask docuseries on Hulu. (Enjoying the Bucks mascot the most...hard to watch the scenes of the super-awkward high school kid, and the Las Vegas mascot is a total d-bag.)

Most recent episodes of Amazing Race and Survivor on Amazon.

I've watched the first three episodes of Attack on Titan on the Crunchyroll channel on my Roku.

Olympus Has Fallen on Netflix, enjoyed it.

I'm almost done watching Bones Season 1 on Netflix. I know I'm very late to the show, but I'm hooked. I'll probably watch the season finale of season 1 tonight and move on to Season 2 tomorrow. The ensemble cast is perfect. Including the current season, I only have 8 more seasons to go

The other show I started watching is Psych on Netflix because of Maggie Lawson. I just finished watching S1 Ep 12. I like this show and I enjoy the chemistry between the two leads.

The first six eps of seaon two of The Good Wife on Hulu.

The most recent eps of Walking Dead (Amazon) and New Girl (Hulu).

Finished Top of the Lake and started on Hemlock Grove (first 3 episodes) tonight.

Finish watching the last episode on Season 3 on The Killing. Wow, what going to happen to Linden now.

^ Thankfully we'll be able to find out now that Netflix is bringing it back.

Psych S4 Ep 7 on Netflix. I have to say that I'm glad that someone recommended this show on the "Back in the Game" thread. So far, it has been consistently funny and it's great how they incorporate all of tidbits and name drops of 80's trivia.

Porque el Amor Manda on Hulu+ - I'm around episode 35 and if you know Spanish, this is one of the funniest telenovela that I have seen so far... Highly Recommended!