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Official TV shows thread!
Devie:
Okay so, title speaks for itself. It's nothing but a big thread where you can tell other members about tv shows
or talk about tv shows!
I'll start with the 3 main tv shows that me and proudly LOOVE watching on NETFLIX on a rainy day in bed!
Here you can discuss, share and give your opinions about tv shows! :)
Also, don't just post trailers of these shows, give us a little introduction on what it's about and what's going on and make us interested in it!
1. Dexter
Dexter is an American television drama series that centers on Dexter Morgan (Michael C. Hall), a bloodstain pattern analyst for the Miami Metro Police Department who moonlights as a serial killer. He started having sick psychopathic thoughts as a young child due to the fact that he saw his mother get killed (with a chainsaw) right in front of him when he was only 6 years old. His father started taking notice when young Dexter killed the neighbors dog with no emotional regret or remorse because "it kept mom (step mother) up at night when she felt sick"
His father (who is also a cop) knew the possible outcome of Dexter when he grows up; a psychopathic serial killer. Since he knows there would be no way to control Dexter's psychological problem, he decides to make a moral code for young Dexter to follow and grow a custom to. Dexter calls this "Harrys Code" which is also a way for Dexter not to get caught while fulfilling his sick twisted hobby. His father trained Dexter to kill only morally wrong people which is what Harrys code is. Harry (his father) also trained Dexter how to interact convincingly with other people despite his dissociative mental illness.
The whole show revolves around the struggle of Dexter as a serial killer vigilante and how people are around him. Its pretty awesome because the show consists of murders and sick twisted shit that makes the storyline so interesting. A good way to put it is: Serial Killers vs. Serial Killers
This isn't the official Season 1 Trailer but it was fanmade. I thought it was good so take a look! I hope you guys give it a chance!
Dexter Theatrical trailer (HD) Season 1 by ToneSlave (97bmhn)
also, I'll put the other 2 shows later.
Alphaggot:
Summary :
Spoiler (click to show/hide)Arguably the most irritating, infuriating and insufferable TV-series hero of all time, Dr. Gregory House (Hugh Laurie), infectious disease and nephrology specialist at Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital in New Jersey, brought a whole new spectrum of meanings to the words "obnoxious", "abrasive" and "misanthropic". Mercilessly ragging and browbeating colleagues and patients alike (when he actually condescended to speak to them, that is), House trusted absolutely no one, least of all himself. While it could be argued that his incessant anger and sarcasm grew from the fact that his leg was in constant pain, he had only himself to blame for much of the agony because he insisted upon using his cane incorrectly--mainly because it annoyed people when he did so (riding a motorcyle to and from work didn't help his physical wellbeing any either). Add to this the fact that House didn't seem to know what proper grooming was, and that he was addicted to Vicodin and other painkillers and wasn't above forging prescriptions to keep the drugs flowing, and you have a classic example of a sociopathic jerk who under normal circumstances wouldn't be worth the time it took to mention is name. Except for one thing: Dr. House happened to be a genius in his field, his brilliance shining brightest when solving complex medical cases that had thoroughly baffled all the other experts, and correctly diagnosing rare, obscure and highly lethal diseases, literally snatching his patients from the jaws of death at the last moment in many case. There is probably nothing more irksome that someone who thinks he's always right, and who turns out to BE always right: That was House. To his credit, he inspired great loyalty and admiration from his long-suffering staff, including neurologist Eric Foreman (Omar Epps), immunologist/allergist Allison Cameron (Jennifer Morrison) and intensivist Robert Chase (Jesse Spencer). And incredible though it seemed, he could boast a good and faithful friend in the form of oncologist Dr. James Wilson (Robert Sean Leonard), perhaps the only person to whom House ever turned for advice. Even his chief antagonist, hospital adminstrator and dean of medicine Lisa Cuddy (Lisa Edelstein), grudgingly admitted that House always got results, despite her abhorrence of his behavior and methods. Though officially based on an article about a real-life diagonstician who specialized in unusual medical cases, star Hugh Laurie has admitted that the weekly, hour-long medical drama House was also heavily beholden to the "Sherlock Holmes" stories, and certainly the series contained numerous Holmesian elements: The similar surname of aloof, antisocial "detective" who doggedly scrutinized each and every detail of the case at hand, the Watsonlike best friend, and the reliance upon narcotics. As a bonus, several of the supporting character's names were lifted from the Holmes canon: In the very first episode, House's patient was named Adler (as in "Irene"); and when he was shot and wounded by the disgruntled husband of another patient at the end of the series' second season, his assailant was a Mr. Moriarty! Debuting November 16, 2004 on the Fox network, House (official title: House: M.D.) was the recipient of several industry awards, as well as the prestigious Peabody award for "Best of Electronic Media." As if Dr. House gave a damn. Hal Erickson, Rovi
Devie:
Gave House a chance, but after awhile it started going downhill for me.
I just started to think it was boring and the storyline seemed.. I don't know. Uninteresting.
Instead I became obsessed with Scrubs and thats how that was fulfilled.
House was kind of funny though.
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