Discovering newer shows

[sith_killer_99]

Well, as most of you know, I left for Afghanistan back in early March 2007 and returned back in late May 2008. I have missed quite a few newer shows, some of the bigger hits made it my way and I was able to download them on limewire (local network).

However, I missed a lot of cool new shows.

My wife got me up to speed on "Burn Notice" and of course I followed:

Terminator: TSCC
Bionic Woman (canceled)
Heroes
Torchwood
Dexter

However, there have been some good shows I missed and I am just now looking into:

Chuck
Life
Pushing Daisies
Shark

My question is, what else have I missed?

Other shows, I'm just getting into:

Life on Mars (BBC looking into the new series haven't seen it yet)
Eleventh Hour (BBC looking into the new series 9 Oct)
Sanctuary

Am I missing anything worth while?

[dr_evazan22]

Take a look at Worst Week. This week is its 3rd ep. I think that if you liked Arrested Development, then you'd like this. I think it's Monday's, CBS, after 2 Men and a Baby.

[Darth Jax]

watching tv pretty much sucks. i don't think i'm gonna miss it when mine goes black in february.

sorry, can't really help you on what might be watchable these days.

[sith_killer_99]

Take a look at Worst Week. This week is its 3rd ep. I think that if you liked Arrested Development, then you'd like this. I think it's Monday's, CBS, after 2 Men and a Baby.

I was a huge fan of Arrested Development!

[Rocketboy]

2 Men and a Baby.

, Two and a Half Men.

[El Chuxter]

Despite what I'm sure everyone thinks, I do try to watch TV.

The only newer shows I'm following are Pushing Daisies (easily the best show on TV currently, and nothing short of a masterpiece) and Jurassic Fight Club. I caught the first episode of Primeval on BBC America and really liked it (I'm a dinosaur nerd of sorts), but have missed every ep since. Hopefully they run a marathon soon. What am I saying? They're BBC America! Of course they'll run a marathon, just as soon as they're done rerunning the same three episodes of Kitchen Nightmares 10,000 times each.

(Speaking of which, I guess I forgot the American version of Kitchen Nightmares. Good show, though not nearly as good as the English version. Well, the English version the first time it's aired.)

[Lord Malakite]

For me I'd say Fringe is probably the most notable addition for this television season so far. Its like The X-Files meets LOST. Plus you can't beat crazy Walter. He alone is enough reason to watch the show.

[Kidhuman]

Despite what I'm sure everyone thinks, I do try to watch TV.

The only newer shows I'm following are Pushing Daisies (easily the best show on TV currently, and nothing short of a masterpiece) and Jurassic Fight Club. I caught the first episode of Primeval on BBC America and really liked it (I'm a dinosaur nerd of sorts), but have missed every ep since. Hopefully they run a marathon soon. What am I saying? They're BBC America! Of course they'll run a marathon, just as soon as they're done rerunning the same three episodes of Kitchen Nightmares 10,000 times each.

(Speaking of which, I guess I forgot the American version of Kitchen Nightmares. Good show, though not nearly as good as the English version. Well, the English version the first time it's aired.)

Primeval is a great show, I have watched all the episodes. You should catch it.

[JimJamBonds]

While not a new show last year I got into the show Bones (currently in its forth season). I also like How I Met Your Mother (season 4 as well), and Chuck (season 2).

[UKWildcat]

As for brand new shows, I'm loving Fringe and True Blood.