Argh. Didn't realize that 6PM.com had a 30 day return policy and now I'm stuck with a too small pair of shoes. Grrr.
Spike's Bitches 48: I Say, We Go Out There, and Kick a Little Demon Ass.
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Dag, I know it's hard to cut the cable cord, but we did it and I surely don't miss it.
Admittedly, we've got Neflix, Hulu Plus, Amazon Prime AND I steal shows off the interpipes (like Game of Thrones and Mad Men).
The only thing I really miss are baseball games and baseball highlights. But if I was *really* willing to pay for that a la carte, I could get it. And I can get most highlights online.
It really changes your viewing habits when you drop cable. You wind up doing (as we do) hooking into a show you wanted to watch (like Parks and Rec) and watching the whole run of it. Which is great! Matilda just watched all of Community and Parks and Rec this year (dragging us along). Now she's on Emmett's old fav iCarly.
The thing is - there are SO many good shows out there, and miniseries too that it's almost impossible to watch everything that's on. It's so much easier and (I think) better to just go watch House of Cards, or Daredevil or Hannibal or Agent Carter in a bunch.
My fear is that I have no self control when it come to marathoning.
Happy birthday, bonny! You deserve a multi-day festival in honor of your birthday, so I won't apologize too hard for lateness.
My fear is that I have no self control when it come to marathoning.
One doesn't feel so greedy when you can watch an episode or two every night and it's just there. It's way more manageable, I think.
Late Andi?
Right on time!
Pertinent to the marthoning...I am trapped in Buffy streaming. I meant to do 5 episodes. I think I'm up to 8.
Must. Go. To. Bed.
But, BUFFY!
I will say that Netflix has come in very handy for things like Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries, and at the moment, Daredevil. But there were network series that H was resistant to in first run, like Numb3rs, "tying in the math to every case is stupid" or Leverage, "I hate thieves, and plots about scams." I've been able to get him to watch "a couple of episodes" because of the character interaction. "We can always quit if doesn't float your boat." Because it's right there, and he doesn't have to wait till next week for the next episode, he's loving both shows. It's really difficult to get him to watch anything first run, now.
We got through Buffy, Angel, Firefly, Dollhouse, and Supernatural on DVD, and now we're marathoning series he missed back in his overworked and "I hate tv" days.
Oh, and an oops! belated Happy Birthday, Bonny. You too, Beth. I hope your days were as special as you deserve.
How do you make yourself stop after two?
Happy b-day Bonnie! My sister's also.
See, my problem is, there's plenty of shows on Netflix or whatever that I like and want to watch. No shortage of those. It's the "TV I can put on in the background and only half pay attention to but still like" that is in shortage. This is where HGTV and Law and Order (and in a pinch, NCIS) come in handy.