The entire series of The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret is on Netflix now. It's only 12 episodes, about 30 mins each. It's ing hilarious if you stick through it. It's love it or hate it kinda show but I thought it was glorious. David Cross stars. I highly recommend it to you guys if you haven't seen it yet. (sorry if anybody else has mentioned the show, just had to give it some cred which I usually don't)

Originally Posted by AshesofWake The entire series of The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret is on Netflix now. It's only 12 episodes, about 30 mins each. It's ing hilarious if you stick through it. It's love it or hate it kinda show but I thought it was glorious. David Cross stars. I highly recommend it to you guys if you haven't seen it yet. (sorry if anybody else has mentioned the show, just had to give it some cred which I usually don't)

This series actually caught my eye because Sharon Horgan is in it and I loved "Pulling". Only watched the first episode but I plan on watching the rest.

I was too lazy to post this yesterday and I figured somebody else would have by now but I guess not: Arrested Development will return in May with 14 episodes. And I believe all the episodes are being released all at once.

Originally Posted by PimpLimp I was too lazy to post this yesterday and I figured somebody else would have by now but I guess not: Arrested Development will return in May with 14 episodes. And I believe all the episodes are being released all at once.

They are.

I think people are in for a surprise with this batch of episodes. The concept seems very different.

Originally Posted by DestroVega They are. I think people are in for a surprise with this batch of episodes. The concept seems very different.

I think it's awesome. Wish more shows would take this approach, honestly.

Originally Posted by Vulcan2422 I think it's awesome. Wish more shows would take this approach, honestly.

Yeah I think any show that breaks formula and does something different is great. That's why Netflix original programming is exciting, a network wouldn't let a show develop a season this way.

Originally Posted by PimpLimp I was too lazy to post this yesterday and I figured somebody else would have by now but I guess not: Arrested Development will return in May with 14 episodes. And I believe all the episodes are being released all at once.

Guess it's time for me to give this show another chance. I watched two episode a few years ago and couldn't really get into it, but for everyone to rave like this I'm willing to try again.

I feel so immature, but I have really been enjoying the DC Comics animated stuff added recently. JL: Doom, All-Star Superman, and Batman Year One, are all pretty good quality. I plan on watching all they added.

Originally Posted by DestroVega They are. I think people are in for a surprise with this batch of episodes. The concept seems very different.

In general, I think it's a good thing. Netflix's format allows them to be a lot more experimental than television, which is going to give them the ability to play with shows in ways the major networks never would've even dreamed of.

Though, I suspect it will result in a lot of complaints about Arrested Development since people have certain expectations there, but at least the writers are being upfront about how the show will work.

The panel they had apparently showed a deleted scene, which the writer proclaimed hilarious, and sounds hilarious too.

Lucile is smoking in her apartment, which is prohibited, so she's blowing the smoke into Buster's mouth for him to blow outside, while Buster is trying to talk to her.

Originally Posted by breakfuss Guess it's time for me to give this show another chance. I watched two episode a few years ago and couldn't really get into it, but for everyone to rave like this I'm willing to try again.

If you haven't watched it by now you should just give up on comedies.

Originally Posted by spiderman4657 If you haven't watched it by now you should just give up on comedies.

Not really. Some people have different tastes. It took me a couple tries to get into it. Once I did though, I loved it. I still can't get into The Office no matter how many tines I try.

I guess the same goes with Dr. Who and sci-fi's. If thats the case, I give up cause I just can't get into it.

Looking forward to these!

1-31
Dirty Work

2-01
Naked Gun Series
Trading Places
Shaolin Soccer
Once Upon A Time In Mexico

4-01
Shaft
Man On The Moon

Dirty Work (if we're talking the Norm MacDonald comedy) is such an underrated movie. It's awesome

"He was supposed to keep on driving."

Originally Posted by Friend of Sonic Dirty Work (if we're talking the Norm MacDonald comedy) is such an underrated movie. It's awesome

Yup, that's the one! Probably one of my favorites.

I am 10 years late on Nip/Tuck. Pretty good so far, in my top 5 shows all time

Originally Posted by TooMuchCoolness I am 10 years late on Nip/Tuck. Pretty good so far, in my top 5 shows all time

I Stopped after they revealed who the Carver is at the season 3 finale. It didn't make a lick of goddamn sense and all that build up for literally nothing. Though I will admit, the season 2 finale was one of the best cliffhanger endings in any season finale ever.

My wife and I have been going through Nikita. It's a really good show! We're addicted.

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CODE MONKEYS is funny as shit, just noticed they added season two.

Originally Posted by Stimes CODE MONKEYS is funny as shit, just noticed they added season two.

The ET episode is brilliant.