Ready for the season finale of Penny Dreadful after Showtime was free this weekend.

I am almost finished with Attack on Titan (subtitled) on Netflix. I've watch about 2/3rds of the episodes since yesterday morning...

I'm working on The Good Wife right now. I really like it.

Only caught S3 but found S1 and S2 of American Horror Story at the library. Awesome. All caught up.

The Killing Season three.

Nice. Welcome to the really small fan club here.

-First 5 episodes of Longmire Season 3
-First 2 episodes of Tyrant
-Last 2 epsiodes of MasterChef
-Last 3 episodes of Whose Line is it Anyway

Potential binge of Ray Donovan coming up. I watched Ep 1 yesterday and can't decide if I like the show or not.

Orphan Black S2 starting on Monday for sure.

Last weekend I watched all 9 episodes to date of the current "24" season.

Witches of East End episodes 5-10 on Directv on demand. Finished them over the last week and a half just in time for the premiere tomorrow night.

There's a new Aussie series called Old School, where elderly safecracker Lennie Cahill (Bryan Brown) has just gotten out of prison after a 12 year sentence for robbing an armored car. He's being tailed by Ted McCabe (Sam Neill), the now-retired cop who neither solved the case nor found the money. The two team up so that McCabe can finally solve the case, and Cahill can (hopefully) get his share of the loot. It's your typical "Odd Couple buddy cop show"... but I'm really liking the chemistry between Brown and Neill. I like that neither of them knows everything; it's not like some shows where if one character doesn't know how to do something, then the other character is, of course, an expert in it. I also like that while the main characters are supposed to be "elderly", and this is played up for laughs, they're not completely clueless, like George Burns and his gang in Going in Style. Cahill, for example, knows perfectly well what a cell phone is, and how to work your basic feature phone (after all, they existed when he went to prison in 2002)... but he does has trouble with a smartphone. Simple little things like that. It might not be "groundbreaking", but it's certainly entertaining. I watched the first episode thinking, "eh, I'll give this a try"... but watched the remaining 5 aired episodes in 2 days.

I also binged on all six episodes of Mr. Sloane, a new British dramedy with Nick Frost (of Spaced and "The Cornetto Trilogy" fame). A lot of UK TV sites didn't like it, but I did.

S1 of the werewolf show "Bitten"

I've been working a lot this past month and there have been some days when the only other thing I did was watch Pretty Little Liars.

Almost done with Psych S1.

I finished the first 6 seasons in roughly one month. I have yet to watch S8 as I'm hoping it will be released on Netflix.

Just finished HIMYM Season 3 in three days... I'm five eps into Season 4. Thanks Amazon Prime Video!!!

Figuring wife and I will be binging on 'Orange Is The New Black'. We've watched the first 4 episodes of Season 1 the last couple of days so will be hitting that the rest of the week

working on the entire lost series
never have seen it before

No me, but my wife was having a bad day so she did a true binge and watched all eps of "Twisted" season 1. She started last night and watched until late morning. She didnt sleep at all.

Just get it from the library

Last 3 episodes of the VH1 basketball drama Hit the Floor. A guilty pleasure.

Watched the pilot and next two eps just last week. Easy watching but not so gripping as The Mentalist thus far. A lighter tone, I guess, than the slew of Mentalist-like shows.

Attack on Titan. I was looking up Evangelion videos on youtube, and Attack on Titan was recommended. Ignored it, and later watched Pacific Rim and read a review of how it supposedly was inspired by the manga, Attack on Titan. This time I saw the artwork and read the premise which sounded pretty creepy. Finally saw it advertised on Hulu. Watched the first episode and was blown away. Watched half the season in one night, and the rest the next. Unfortunately Season 2 is still in production I think so I'm having to get the manga's now to continue the story.

I should revisit EVA. I wasn't all that impressed when I saw it for the first time given all of the hype; maybe I'd appreciate it more now that I'm a little older.

Just binged on Weeds during the summer for free on OnDemand. Got to Season 7, and finally bailed. Everyone on here warned me it gets bad after the first few seasons, and they were right. I skipped to the Series Finale, and thought it was very underwhelming and it looks like I didn't miss much by not watching Season 7 and 8.