In terms of following shows, I keep up on How I Met Your Mother and Comic Book Men. Right now i'm watching Friends

All done with Black Mirror season 2, a season that got really quite dramatically worse with every episode.

So, my sister was watching Pretty Little Liars, and I'm in the same room, of course. :I So, they marketed this episode as "We FINALLY reveal who A (the main villain) is this time, we swear!" and what do they do instead? (potentially) Kill off the one character who knows their identity, and NOT reveal who A is. I swear, this show manages to tick me off every time I see it.

Really? I heard that show went down the tubes. Did the writers just say "Eh, forget it! Why not? We've got nothing else to lose."

They do that every season. ABC Family has the most bullshit and manipulative advertising for their dramas I have ever seen for television shows.

Doesn't help that the shows are pretty shite as well. The only one I ever really liked was Lincoln Heights.

So I've seen. Their comedies aren't usually too bad, though. Melissa and Joey can be pretty funny sometimes.

Depends on who you're asking :lol

Of course, comedy is subjective, after all.

Baby Daddy isn't as funny, though. I'm not a fan of that show.

Supernatural SUCKS. Like the fandom generally is too busy writing slash fiction to notice, but it's a show that embodies the mentality of "we don't care". Like I get it's the story of two brothers first and foremost, but the first four or so seasons were as much about building a rich world and mythology as they were the two brothers and it was really, really great.

Between season five, through to eight (where I dropped the show) though, they just completely tear it down, not on purpose nor for a greater reason, they just seem to forget their ENTIRE continuity and for someone watching, like me, who pays attention to all the little details the constant contradictions, stuff they seem to forget or the amount of times the show is just flat out wrong, I gave up in the end.

Actually, the Slenderman episode was fairly well handled. They pay homage to the fact it's an internet generated thing that way too many people buy into.

So, in the new episode of New Girl, Nick and Jess break up.

What the @#$% is this bull$#&%‽‽