The television discussion thread

[Darkside Ron Garvin]

Suits is an amazing show. The first 2 episodes since it's return in jan were great. I watched this past weeks episode, and while it was good, it didn't give me that spark feeling the previous two did. Though this next one looks like it will be exciting. I'm a big fan of the actor who plays Daniel Hardman. I liked him in Breaking Bad and the other shows he has guest starred in

I think last week’s episode was a bit lack-luster because it was focused more on the Zane family turmoil than it was about Harvey and Mike. However, the best parts of the episode were involving Louis and the return of the shenanigans between him and his counterpart, Harvey.

Suits is my favorite current tv show as well. Louis Litt is so dynamic it's silly. I do think you are right about the first two episodes back were slightly better, but the daniel hardman twist could be legendary.

Ever since Louis took Rachel to the ballet, I have been enjoying his character. I was VERY happy with the result of the second episode since the show returned. Hardman leaving wasn't a sad day, but for Louis to jump ship would have been a travesty. I see why this past week wasn't as big, but it DEFINATELY helped build the suspense for next week’s episode. They showed just how vulnerable the firm is with the previous two episodes, and next week will put their unity to the test. I will say one thing, this past week’s episode made me start to like Angela a little bit again. After last season, I began to detest her character, but when she stood up to Zane, she gained a little bit of that respect back from me.

Yeah indeed it was a very pleasing episode I'm looking forward to see the next ep and if they can keep it good

Next week’s episode definitely has my interest sparked. The conclusion and decision to stand behind the individual lawsuits was a big one and the first fight being with Hardman should make for an interesting progression in the case as a whole.

[bearkg88]

You know one show i really like that i dont hear people talk about a lot? House of Lies on showtime, with Don Cheadle

[Iron Ape]

That show is rubbish, and I say that as a big fan of Don Cheadle.

The show that comes on before it, however, is quite possibly the best dramedy to ever grace television. It's certainly the strongest remake of a UK property that I can recall.

[Robstar]

What show is that?

[Robstar]

On the subject of shows being remade for the US market, look out for Rake, reportedly starring Greg Kinnear. Or do yourself a huge favour and source the original series

[Iron Ape]

The American version of Shameless.

[Robstar]

Oh yes, I was a fan of the original. And you gotta love William H Macy. All I hear about the US version everywhere I look is about the chick that is in it. Emmy someone? Anyway, I hope that sort of focus doesn't kill it, that's a bit of a trend I find, when it concerns ensemble casts.

[Iron Ape]

Emmy Rossum? Yeah, she's kind of fucking awesome.

As far as I'm concerned, I don't think the show could do a better job of juggling all of the various characters. They strike about a perfect balance with everyone.

[bearkg88]

Emmy Rossum? Yeah, she's kind of fucking awesome.

As far as I'm concerned, I don't think the show could do a better job of juggling all of the various characters. They strike about a perfect balance with everyone.

Damn you ape..now i want to watch this show..lol

[Robstar]

Emmy Rossum? Yeah, she's kind of fucking awesome.

As far as I'm concerned, I don't think the show could do a better job of juggling all of the various characters. They strike about a perfect balance with everyone.

I was referring to the mainstream media focusing mostly on her for simply getting her kit off on the show. From what I've seen anyway.