horrible weekend for tv
#44
Originally Posted by Mamagus
Call me weird... but I think NCIS is so realistic that it is far scarier than the "horror" shows.
WHen my kids' father got sick I stopped watching soap operas. (Had enough drama in my life without that stuff). As he got sicker I struck off the list all the hospital shows and forensic shows. When he died I gave up on Survivor and the Greatest Race type reality shows... they call that real life? And since then (8 years now) I have stuck to 1/2 hr comedies and game shows. As my children have healed it has been easier to watch TV again, but I really don't miss that stuff. It just hurt my mind. (Had a student in school who used that expression whenever I asked him to try and do his work... It just hurts my mind.
WHen my kids' father got sick I stopped watching soap operas. (Had enough drama in my life without that stuff). As he got sicker I struck off the list all the hospital shows and forensic shows. When he died I gave up on Survivor and the Greatest Race type reality shows... they call that real life? And since then (8 years now) I have stuck to 1/2 hr comedies and game shows. As my children have healed it has been easier to watch TV again, but I really don't miss that stuff. It just hurt my mind. (Had a student in school who used that expression whenever I asked him to try and do his work... It just hurts my mind.
#48
I don't have cable and can not get any stations without it so.... I miss all of the Halloween programing on TV. If I want to see Charlie Brown and the Great Pumpkin... I watch it on DVD. I also have an old Garfield Special that I like to.... I can hear that striped feline saying, "candy, candy, candy!"
I do not enjoy the Halloween season at all. I guess I just know too much of the history of the celebration even though we have Americanized it. I don't want to take part in it. I am always glad when it is over and we can move on to Thanksgiving.
I am not an old curmudgeon. I do meet children at the door with treats but I don't dress my hours in witches, grave stones and spider webs. Just me and my choice.
I do not enjoy the Halloween season at all. I guess I just know too much of the history of the celebration even though we have Americanized it. I don't want to take part in it. I am always glad when it is over and we can move on to Thanksgiving.
I am not an old curmudgeon. I do meet children at the door with treats but I don't dress my hours in witches, grave stones and spider webs. Just me and my choice.
#49
Bleeeeech! and raspberries to any "holiday" programming. I watched the entire first season of "Upstairs, Downstairs" this weekend (and two episodes of NCIS).
I love Halloween and Christmas but I cannot stand the commercialization and the glut of so-called seasonal shows. I have Netflix hooked to the TV ('thank you' techie son) and can watch old or foreign movies or classic television. Phew!
I love Halloween and Christmas but I cannot stand the commercialization and the glut of so-called seasonal shows. I have Netflix hooked to the TV ('thank you' techie son) and can watch old or foreign movies or classic television. Phew!
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