New TV Series

**Busyman** · 07-31-2005, 07:44 PM

I missed last weeks Inside episode.

Is there a torrent for it anywhere?

**Guyver** · 07-31-2005, 08:00 PM

Prison Break is gonna be the best show me thinks

**Busyman** · 08-02-2005, 04:51 PM

The TV show Wanted was pretty good. (....and it was on TNT HD!!!

)

Spoiler: Show

Looking forward to Criminal Minds (has the fella from Dead Like Me) where they go after serial killers.

**Busyman** · 08-03-2005, 04:45 AM

Over There - July 27 - FX - I missed the first epsode (power went out so no TIVO)

Wanted - July 31 - TNT

Prison Break - Mon Aug. 29, 8pm - 2 hour premiere - Fox

Nip/Tuck - Tues Sept. 20, 9pm - Sundays - FX

Invasion - Fall, Wednesdays - ABC - looks good

Night Stalker - Fall, Thursdays - ABC (remember Kolchak The Night Stalker?)

Commander-In-Chief - Fall, Tuesdays - ABC (Geena Davis as President)

Super natural - Fall, Tuesdays - The WB

Reunion - Thurs Sept.8, 8pm - Fox

Bones - Tues Sept. 13, 8pm - Fox

House - Tues Sept. 13, 9pm (in Jan changes to Mon. 8pm)- Fox

My Name Is Earl - Tues Sept 20, 9pm - NBC

Ghost Whisperer - Fri 8pm - CBS - the show looks like a Medium rip-off

Medium - Mon Sept. 19, 9pm - NBC

Threshold - Fri 9pm - CBS

Surface (previously called Fathom) - Mon Sept. 19, 8pm - nbc - think Deepstar Six/The Abyss

Weeds - Special preview Sunday Aug 7, 11pm - Showtime

Barbershop - Sunday Aug 14, 10pm - Showtime - based on the movie.

Sleeper Cell (changed from The Cell) - Fall, Showtime- a chilling and unflinching look at all sides of a complicated issue, focusing on an African-American Muslim who joins an Islamic sleeper terrorist cell in the United States while working undercover for the FBI.

Brotherhood - Fall, Showtime - set against the disparate worlds of politicians and mob bosses, looks at how gray good and evil can be. Placed in a fictional Irish neighborhood in Providence, Rhode Island known as "The Hill," the series explores what lengths people go to achieve the elusive American dream. Michael and Tommy Caffee are two brothers on opposite sides of the law, determined to protect the neighborhood and what is theirs by whatever means necessary.

E-Ring - Wed Sept. 21, 9pm - NBC

Criminal Minds - Wed 9pm - CBS

Family Guy - Sun Sept. 11, 9pm - Fox

American Dad - Sun Sept. 11, 9:30pm - Fox

24 - Starts in Jan on Mondays 9pm- Fox

Sopranos - early 2006

The Wire - 2006

Rome - Sun Aug. 28, 9pm - HBO

Real Time With Bill Maher - Fri Aug. 19, 10pm - HBO

**Busyman** · 08-11-2005, 10:54 PM

The show Weeds is a winner. Scratch that...it's damn good.

Also check out

It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia - Thursdays 10:30pm on FX

and

Starved - Thursdays 10pm on FX

Weeds and Starved are very original and IASIP is like watching a Farrelly Bros. movie.

Hilarious!!!

**Busyman** · 09-10-2005, 02:51 AM

Cartoon Network has recently announced their plans to air the original animated television series The Boondocks as based on the hit comics strip by Aaron McGruder, on October 2nd, 2005, on the incredibly popular late-night programming block Adult Swim. Certainly the best place on television for animation geared towards a more difficult to reach demographic, Adult Swim welcomes McGruder's work in moving-picture form with open arms. Adult Swim, known for airing off-beat comedies with tongue-in-cheek humor and action titles with undying heroes, will soon be the new home for another interesting Cartoon Network original.

Boondocks premieres Sunday, Nov. 6 11pm 30min on Cartoon Network

**Busyman** · 09-10-2005, 03:16 AM

Masters of Horror is a new anthology series featuring prominent directors of the horror film genre who have joined forces to produce a series of new original horror films that promises to shock, terrify and captivate even the most discriminating horror film fans. The series grew out of an informal bi-monthly dinner attended by many of the horror genre's most highly regarded directors.

Slated to direct are Dario Argento ("Suspiria," "Opera"), John Carpenter ("Halloween," "The Thing"), Larry Cohen ("It's Alive"), Don Coscarelli ("Phantasm," "The Beastmaster"), Joe Dante ("The Howling," "Gremlins"), Mick Garris ("Riding the Bullet," "The Stand"), Stuart Gordon ("Re-Animator"), John Landis ("An American Werewolf in London"), Tobe Hooper ("Texas Chainsaw Massacre," "Poltergeist") and George Romero ("Night of the Living Dead") for a minimum of 13 one-hour films.

While some of the masters will be directing from their own screenplays, an equally impressive roster of writers will be contributing to the anthology, including Richard C. Matheson ("Tales from the Crypt"); celebrated horror comic book creator Steve Niles ("30 Days of Night," "Aleister Arcane"); noted horror writer David Schow ("A Nightmare on Elm Street 5"); Michael Brandt & Derek Haas ("2 Fast 2 Furious"); and renowned horror screenwriters Lawrence D. Cohen ("Carrie," Stephen King's "It") and Matt Greenberg ("1408").

Premieres Friday, Oct. 28 10pm 1 hr on Showtime