As the number of TV shows that grace the hundreds of channels grows each year (has anyone checked out the fall lineup this year, it’s great!) I find that I cannot watch every single show, especially when there are plenty of shows that I need to watch again. Whenever I rewatch a show I find those little things that I didn’t notice when I was trying to keep up with plot and characters. And when I find those little things I find myself becoming more obsessed with the show than I

If you didn’t know, during the summer I love to find a TV show and just binge watch it. Last summer, as I recovered from my first stress attack, I become dependent on Bones to entertain me on the long days after drawing blood and being dizzy. And this summer, despite the lack of medical testing, I am being the absolute same way. Although this year, it’s more than just one show that has my attention. So, in honouring the bond we share as blogger and reader, I am going to share

Hello people of the world wide web! It is me, Morgan. After a long month of homework, tests, essays, and annotating famous essays and speeches, I finally have some real down time. No homework, no responsibilities, just some real one-on-one with my television. But I don’t watch whatever is on television right now. I watch all of my recorded shows that have been sitting there, waiting for me to make time to watch them. Below I have made a list of the shows I currently have on m

You know when you turn on the telly and start watching a show in the middle and get very confused because you haven’t a clue what is going on? That’s when you change the channel to something that isn’t in the middle of an episode. I experienced that today. I finished all my recorded shows on the DVR and didn’t have anything else to do (Oh, laptop, start working again). So I went down the channel guide and saw there was nothing interesting on. And when that happens, my default

Is there anyone on this planet who likes Mondays? Mondays are the slump of the week. From September to June it means the beginning of the school week. For adults it means the beginning of the work week. And for me, it means wake up at 6 and be productive. I HATE BEING PRODUCTIVE! I should rephrase that. I don’t hate it, but I definitely enjoy being lazy more. I always have a day or two a week where I do laundry, finish any unfinished business, organize my closet, etc. But for

I’m always talking about things that I’m currently obsessed with (I am a full-fledged enthusiast) and today is no different. I want to talk about the (cancelled) Canadian television program, 18 to Life. 18 to Life follows the life of 18-year-old Tom Bellow and Jessie Hill, who are two life-long neighbors who are also newlyweds. After a dare, Tom proposed to Jessie and the two are now together for life. The two now struggle with not only being married and figuring out their fu

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I love award shows. I TiVo them and watch them over and over again. The Emmys? The Oscars? MTV Movie Awards? Yes, that is how I spend my days. So, here is my own little awards show. I have found the Top 10 Best Television Shows. Plus, I give them all their own individual awards! 10. NewsRadio I love the idea of working at a radio station, and this show is all about that! A fun comedy that rivals Just Shoot Me. Definitely something to watch. And I watch old episodes on Hulu. A