I know I'm not the only one...

[Vort]

My current 'popcorn' TV- Dark Matters : Science Channel

I saw that a few days ago, and I admit I got sucked into it just a bit. Pretty well-done show. In general, such "pop science" shows give me a headache from rolling my eyes so much. Amazing CGI just cannot make up for vacuous content (or embarrassingly poor writing).

[Backroads]

We don't really have tv... but we use the internet for a lot of stuff.

I also share the love of Supernatural. 'Cept I'm 2 seasons behind. I need to catch up.

I consider "The Big Bang Theory" my guilty pleasure.

I'm absolutely obsessed with "Once Upon a Time".

As for the Bachelor/Bachelorette, I've never really watched them because I find the whole concept idiotic and I just don't like reality tv. However, I suppose since the last season is finished and my brother blabbed it all over Facebook, Jef was my brother's mission companion and really is no longer active.

[Bini]

I consider "The Big Bang Theory" my guilty pleasure.

Omgosh! How did I forget TBBT!?

[Guest]

I like MasterChef a lot, but I don't consider that Trash TV. Heck's Kitchen, on the other hand. . .

[Guest]

I like MasterChef a lot, but I don't consider that Trash TV. Heck's Kitchen, on the other hand. . .

Oh wait. What constitutes Trash TV?

[Backroads]

I always thought it was "mindless fluff". Still making Big Bang Theory my trash. I actually consider Supernatural and Once Upon a Time well-written and fairly intelligent.

[Bini]

I always thought it was "mindless fluff". Still making Big Bang Theory my trash. I actually consider Supernatural and Once Upon a Time well-written and fairly intelligent.

I enjoy OUAT, too but Supernatural -- love it.

[Vort]

Me:

Avatar - last airbender and legend of korra

I watched the first two or three Korras, and I hate to say it, but -- boring. Maybe it has gotten better, but my son suggested that it really hasn't. Maybe next season will improve...

[Backroads]

I enjoy OUAT, too but Supernatural -- love it.

My cat was almost named Castiel, but then I decided it was too much for a scrawny kitten with a bullet wound my friend's husband had found in a ditch.

So I went with Sam.

[Dravin]

I saw that a few days ago, and I admit I got sucked into it just a bit. Pretty well-done show. In general, such "pop science" shows give me a headache from rolling my eyes so much. Amazing CGI just cannot make up for vacuous content (or embarrassingly poor writing).

The conspiracy/"or is it?..." nature of some of the episodes kinda makes me roll my eyes from time to time (and why I call it 'popcorn') but you learn some interesting tidbits. One thing I like to do is pull up Wikipedia when something catches my interest during the show.

Edited August 2, 2012 by Dravin

[Guest]

I watched the first two or three Korras, and I hate to say it, but -- boring. Maybe it has gotten better, but my son suggested that it really hasn't. Maybe next season will improve...

It was awesome! It's... CHICK FLICK!

Yeah, my kids groaned on several episodes...

I have to say, the end of the season wasn't as deep as it could have been. I was hoping they could have made Korra's inner struggle - the lowest point of her life so far - be of a longer struggle than the seemingly quick turn-around the episode showed. I mean, they could have worked it into 3 episodes.

[Guest]

My cat was almost named Castiel, but then I decided it was too much for a scrawny kitten with a bullet wound my friend's husband had found in a ditch.

So I went with Sam.

My mother's dogs - Chandler, Joey, Ross, Rachel, Monica, and Phoebe. Yeah, all the dogs are at least 10 years old... So, now you know what my mother's Trash TV show is.

[EarlJibbs]

Hmmmm. This is a tough one. I dont think I have a trash show. Unless sports are trash shows?

I beleive in not being a "TV whore" meaning that I give myself to one show at a time so that I do not waste a lot of time sitting around on the couch. I have been in a serious drought since I wasted so many years on LOST... great show... CRAPPY CRAPPY ending. Grrrrrr.

I love the Walking Dead, although I find it easier to wait until I can watch the season at my leasure so I am a season behind.

[Backroads]

I think I may be one of the threatened few who thought LOST had a great ending...

Then again, I also thought "Series of Unfortunate Events" had a great ending...

I am so behind on The Walking Dead. Wonderful show. That and Once Upon a Time filled my Lost niche.

[Bini]

My cat was almost named Castiel, but then I decided it was too much for a scrawny kitten with a bullet wound my friend's husband had found in a ditch.

So I went with Sam.

Haha! But Sam is a good choice :] Although, I'm more of a Dean girl myself Secondary, would be Cas -- I love his sense of (or lack of) humour. If your cat is always getting into trouble, you could name it "Idjit".. .. .. LOL

[Guest]

I think I may be one of the threatened few who thought LOST had a great ending...

Then again, I also thought "Series of Unfortunate Events" had a great ending...

I am so behind on The Walking Dead. Wonderful show. That and Once Upon a Time filled my Lost niche.

I got lost in Lost. Seriously. I have no idea what that whole thing was about. My husband and I watched all ... how many series? 8? in a span of 1 week. I have to say, I am fairly certain I lost 1/4 of my brain cells watching that show.

[carlimac]

Practically the only thing on TV this week at our house is the Olympics. We occasionally watch reruns of Raymond. Besides the olympics the only sport I like to watch is soccer -especially girls soccer (it's slower and easier to follow.) DH likes pretty much any sport. Sports are his man-cave. We watch zero reality TV. No one in our family can stand it- even the teenagers. My guilty pleasure these days is Downton Abbey. And I might start catching the Pioneer Woman on the Food channel cause she lives my dream life.

Edited August 4, 2012 by carlimac

[Guest]

Ooooh! I actually enjoyed Olympics today - when they showed the Magnificent 7 from 1996 women gymnastics. It's the one and only Olympics that I actually got to witness first hand and I was there at the stands when Keri made her vault. It was super duper awesome memories.

[Backroads]

Haha! But Sam is a good choice :] Although, I'm more of a Dean girl myself Secondary, would be Cas -- I love his sense of (or lack of) humour. If your cat is always getting into trouble, you could name it "Idjit".. .. .. LOL

I'm actually a big Dean girl myself. My husband has been aware since engagement that if Dean Winchester were real and approached me romantically, my husband would be once again a single man.

But the scrawny kitten couldn't handle that name, either. Considering that even now he's afraid of everything... he's just not cool enough to be Dean.

Thus, Sam.

[Bini]

I'm actually a big Dean girl myself. My husband has been aware since engagement that if Dean Winchester were real and approached me romantically, my husband would be once again a single man.

But the scrawny kitten couldn't handle that name, either. Considering that even now he's afraid of everything... he's just not cool enough to be Dean.

Thus, Sam.

Haha My husband asked me if I was going to come back home after SPNCON, or if I was going to runaway with Dean Winchester. Lmbo. You're in Utah or Idaho, right? The next SPNCON will be held in Las Vegas, if you have friends that are also followers, you should hit that one. If I had known about it, I would have passed on this upcoming Con in Chicago and waited for the Las Vegas one, since it's so much closer to SLC.

[SisterSarah]

Personally I am not into reality shows and it's is not a religious thing, just personal preference. We also prefer live theater to movies.

That being said though in the evening if there is time for TV we like Criminal Minds, Cold Case, Leverage, NCIS and CSI. Then again I prefer a good Dean Koontz book when I have the time to actually commit to a fiction novel.