No, no -- Netflix is good. You should join us all in our Netflixing.

I'd really rather the comedy thread wasn't a catch-all. People like to know what they're going to get spoiled for when they go in a thread.

I don't understand why we're making the procedural bucket so big. It seems to me that an awful lot of people thought the experimental bucket threads were too big. Maybe the three or four biggest procedurals that Buffistas watch and are afraid of getting spoiled for (per brenda's poll) might make a better bucket thread -- than all procedurals.

What do you mean by a catch-all?

You mean that you don't want which comedies in this thread? There really are only a couple that get any sort of conversation at all: HIMYM and the Office. Possibly some of the Fox cartoons. And TDS and the Colbert Report. That's maybe 6 or 7 things.

S3 was bumped back up -- broadcasting in an hour and a half, instead of just one hour.

Sweet. They caught the re-up.

I don't understand why we're making the procedural bucket so big. It seems to me that an awful lot of people thought the experimental bucket threads were too big.

I've given up on this issue. I figure I'll just vote no and see how things fall out.

I don't understand why we're making the procedural bucket so big.

I don't think it's big. ::shrug:: It's a subset of the larger television discussion. Seems to me that's filtering it down.

You mean that you don't want which comedies in this thread? There really are only a couple that get any sort of conversation at all: HIMYM and the Office. Possibly some of the Fox cartoons. And TDS and the Colbert Report. That's maybe 6 or 7 things.

I agree with sumi.

I don't think it's big. ::shrug:: It's a subset of the larger television discussion. Seems to me that's filtering it down.

SA, I think the concern is that current discussion is white-fonted in Natter (or other threads), so there's no risk of spoilage, no matter how many shows are being discussed. The problem with having a big bucket is that we would be moving discussion of each show into a venue that either isn't whitefonted or is only whitefonted for a short period of time, so it's "big" because you have to be caught up on all of the shows you want to watch before you can go into the thread to talk about one without fear.

I'm personally less concerned about being spoiled for procedurals than I am for many other shows, but I just wanted to clarify why some see the bucket is "bigger" even though it is filtered down from general TV-talk.

Well, how big is this bucket? I see Bones and House as being fairly strong draws. WAT and Cold Case probaby a step down from those. The CSI/L&Os I think seem to be more "hey, so-and-so's guest-starring" than actual discussion. What else? Oh, Numbers, I'd guess, might be up there with Bones and House, or close.

Other shows I'm missing? Because so far, that doesn't sound like it would be too much to keep up with or be spoiler-avoidy.

Are there interesting new shows that would fit?

List of procedural-ish shows on broadcast TV this season:

Bones
Cold Case
Criminal Minds
CSI
CSI: Miami
CSI: NY
House
K-ville (I'm not 100% sure if this one is a procedural)
Law & Order
Law & Order: SVU
Medium
NCIS
Numb3rs
Without a Trace
Women’s Murder Club