Stuff & Things

Gosh, I didn't think that revealing that I enjoy some of so called "reality t.v." would get me ripped on so badly. I still think it is a mis-nomer, but I'm tired of this argument. This isn't all I watch.
Haven't exactly tackled my television watching schedule on here yet. Mostly because there is too much to list.

Basically if I am home my television is on. I get home from work and I turn on my television at 5pm Indiana time, then I watch American Justice or City Confidential, depending on what day it is and which is on. Then after that sometimes it is another American Justice or maybe Cold Case files, again driven by what day it is and which is on. I don't however watch shows such as, Law and Order whatever the ending of the show name might be, who knows it seems there are a million of them, or CSI same as Law and Order, or Cold Case. This is because if I am going to watch shows like this, I would prefer to hear about actual cases, I'm fascinated with true crime rather than the fictional. Maybe it's because in my job I am so close in proximity to legal proceedings I don't know. So really don't watch to many dramatic cop or lawyer shows they all seem to be the same to me. The exception to this is The Shield. It's very well written and totally different than these other cop shows, it kind of reminds me of the show Homicide because it's kind of gritty and edgy. In this show you have bad cops and violence more true to what you might see rather than the candy coated law enforcement on other shows.

I don't usually watch sitcoms at all anymore, in sindication or not. Nothing against sitcoms, there just aren't many good ones out there. I chalk it up to no good ideas/writing. Exceptions to this are Arrested Development (this show is frickin' hilarious), Malcom in the Middle is sometimes alright, I used to watch That 70's Show but now I think it's gasping for air, The Simpson's is still a good one some would say it has lost steam but I still like it, Hooray for Family Guy being back on the air, and who knows about American Dad. Now some people might say the last ones are Cartoons and therefore not sitcoms, but to them I say So What....

I watch Survivor, I stopped for a couple seasons, then I liked Rupert on Pearl Island, so then I watched Survivor Allstars and was hooked back in again.

I never watched Amazing Race until this past season, because I'm a big fan of Rob and Amber from Survivor. I don't know if I'll watch it again, probably not.

I watch Apprentice, but my enjoyment of this show becomes less and less with each season because they seem to be casting bigger and bigger boneheads. It almost looks as if some of these people are ringers. So who knows.

I don't really watch American Idol, I just tune in to see who is still on and then tune out.

Pretty much my schedule is,
Monday-24
Tuesday-Gilmore Girls(witty), Amazing Race(now something else)
Wednesday-Lost, Who knows(Not Smallville)
Thursday-This is a tricky day because so much is on I watch this night-
Survivor/The OC, The Apprentice/Tru Calling. This just means I have my VCR taping one show while I watch the other. However I don't have to tape Tru Calling anymore because I think it's being cancelled, what a pity. To bad shows like this get no interest and yet people can't get enough of The Simple Life, however I can't help but laugh at the name, seeing as the simple thing seems to be their brains.
Friday I usually try to go out and not watch a lot of t.v.

Anyway, as you can see my tv schedule is too full. But there it is....