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Re: Television Shows you are watching on TV or DVD now.

Posted: 22 Jul 2011 23:27
by Tleszer
I haven't seen the newest one yet, but the first episode included the Litany Against Fear.

Re: Television Shows you are watching on TV or DVD now.

Posted: 12 Jan 2013 17:32
by Robspierre
Season Three of Portlandia
Season Two of Revenge
Season Two The Layover
Seasom Five Sons of Anarchy


Rob

Re: Television Shows you are watching on TV or DVD now.

Posted: 13 Jan 2013 13:33
by Ampoliros
Family Guy

Re: Television Shows you are watching on TV or DVD now.

Posted: 13 Jan 2013 17:00
by Eyes High
Sticking with The Big Bang Theory on Thursday nights.

During the week I'm catching the old shows on Antenna TV/MeTV:
Adam 12
Dragnet
Emergency
and sometimes Kojak and The Night Gallery on late at night.

Re: Television Shows you are watching on TV or DVD now.

Posted: 18 Jan 2013 18:24
by DuneFishUK
Black Mirror

I've been meaning to re-watch this for a while. Well worth the wait. Three episodes, three satires about aspects of modern technology.

They're great as a series, but the second episode, 15 Million Merits (set in an Xbox + X-factor + Brave New World sort of future), is a particularly fine hour television.

:)

Re: Television Shows you are watching on TV or DVD now.

Posted: 18 Jan 2013 18:34
by inhuien
I preferred the 1st and 3rd instalments, but they're all worth a watch. Ep 3 is perhaps the most thought provoking.

Re: Television Shows you are watching on TV or DVD now.

Posted: 18 Jan 2013 18:38
by DuneFishUK
inhuien wrote:I preferred the 1st and 3rd instalments, but they're all worth a watch. Ep 3 is perhaps the most thought provoking.
1st was brilliant... 3rd? I felt that was a bit of a missed opportunity.

Re: Television Shows you are watching on TV or DVD now.

Posted: 18 Jan 2013 19:06
by inhuien
In what way, it was a drawn out plot but the implications were brilliant.

Re: Television Shows you are watching on TV or DVD now.

Posted: 24 Jan 2013 15:19
by DuneFishUK
inhuien wrote:In what way, it was a drawn out plot but the implications were brilliant.
You're right.. I hadn't gotten around to re-watching The Entire History of You when I replied, and I really did not take to it first time around. Where I saw a really interesting hard sci-fi technological story, the script degenerated into "sex lives of people I don't like"...

... I stand corrected said the man in the orthopaedic shoes.

(Now I'm wondering now if there any other films/tv I hated that I can rewatch after this and TDKR...? Blood: The Last Vampire (2009 film), Cosmopolis and Battlefield: Earth? :shock: :? )

Re: Television Shows you are watching on TV or DVD now.

Posted: 24 Jan 2013 15:52
by Ampoliros
Really pissed at itunes and Fox, bought the latest season of Family Guy and apparently Fox has added ads to all of its shows that you purchase. (first ~30 sec AND the last ~30sec) of EACH episode.

No where on the description does it mention that ads are included. And at HD that means I burnt about a gig of download and storage space on ads.

Of course getting a refund is like pulling teeth, so just getting the word out.

Re: Television Shows you are watching on TV or DVD now.

Posted: 24 Jan 2013 22:49
by Robspierre
Fox is the shitheel of the entertainment industry, I refuse to buy their offerings except on disk.

Rob

Re: Television Shows you are watching on TV or DVD now.

Posted: 24 Jan 2013 23:32
by SandRider
remind me to post a rant about iTunes & the iPod shuffle device,
the crux of which being that as soon as the device is plugged-in,
there is a script that launches iTunes & removes the device from
the Windows Explorer (explorer.exe) which makes you think you
cannot use the device as what it actually is, just another fucking
flash drive ... & that once you kill the Apple autorun, you STILL
can't drag & drop mp3s to the device, like any other PC fucking
friendly device ... also remind me to post that I done figgered
out how to get around ALL that bullshit, and put the mp3s you
want on your iPod device w/o going "thru" the iTunes application ...

Re: Television Shows you are watching on TV or DVD now.

Posted: 25 Jan 2013 02:09
by Lawliet
Ampoliros wrote:Really pissed at itunes and Fox, bought the latest season of Family Guy and apparently Fox has added ads to all of its shows that you purchase. (first ~30 sec AND the last ~30sec) of EACH episode.

No where on the description does it mention that ads are included. And at HD that means I burnt about a gig of download and storage space on ads.

Of course getting a refund is like pulling teeth, so just getting the word out.
It´s because of things like this that so many people use The Pirate Bay and websites alike.

Re: Television Shows you are watching on TV or DVD now.

Posted: 25 Jan 2013 04:40
by Serkanner
SandRider wrote:also remind me to post that I done figgered
out how to get around ALL that bullshit, and put the mp3s you
want on your iPod device w/o going "thru" the iTunes application ...
You can't move/copyfiles to the iPod/iPad without making use of iTunes ... as far as I know. I am willing to learn though.

Re: Television Shows you are watching on TV or DVD now.

Posted: 25 Jan 2013 11:08
by SadisticCynic
Serkanner wrote:
SandRider wrote:also remind me to post that I done figgered
out how to get around ALL that bullshit, and put the mp3s you
want on your iPod device w/o going "thru" the iTunes application ...
You can't move/copyfiles to the iPod/iPad without making use of iTunes ... as far as I know. I am willing to learn though.
Seconded.

Re: Television Shows you are watching on TV or DVD now.

Posted: 25 Jan 2013 11:30
by inhuien
I used a programme ages ago but can't remember it name, I'll keep on looking, but in the meantime go here: http://www.simplehelp.net/2007/07/08/10 ... your-ipod/

Re: Television Shows you are watching on TV or DVD now.

Posted: 25 Jan 2013 11:39
by inhuien
I used copytrans http://www.copytrans.net/download.php on a 3rd gen 20GB ipod, can't say how it would work with the more smart versions.

Re: Television Shows you are watching on TV or DVD now.

Posted: 25 Jan 2013 12:41
by Freakzilla
Couln't you just have gotten a non-Apple MP3 player to do what y'all are talking about?

I will never understand this obsession with paying to much for something that only uses proprietary software.

Re: Television Shows you are watching on TV or DVD now.

Posted: 25 Jan 2013 13:03
by inhuien
of course you can, although there wasn't mush choice personally in 2004, the problems not with move the file per say it rebuilding the data base on the I device. As a mass storage device afaik it's just a drag and drop procedure, but the Eye won't see it.

Re: Television Shows you are watching on TV or DVD now.

Posted: 25 Jan 2013 13:10
by Freakzilla
So, what happens to all the iTunes stuff when you die?

Re: Television Shows you are watching on TV or DVD now.

Posted: 25 Jan 2013 13:13
by inhuien
Really can't say, I haven't synced ma pod in years. Mostly I used my note and poweramp.

Re: Television Shows you are watching on TV or DVD now.

Posted: 25 Jan 2013 13:41
by DuneFishUK
Freakzilla wrote:Couln't you just have gotten a non-Apple MP3 player to do what y'all are talking about?

I will never understand this obsession with paying to much for something that only uses proprietary software.
iPod Classic is almost the only decently sized (160GB FTW) MP3 player out there... And perversely, Apple wants to discontinue it...

I have the opposite problem, I've imported all my music into iTunes (I quite like it now) and now I can't auto- sync to my Android phone... :?

Re: Television Shows you are watching on TV or DVD now.

Posted: 25 Jan 2013 13:43
by inhuien
Can't songbird do that?

Re: Television Shows you are watching on TV or DVD now.

Posted: 25 Jan 2013 18:23
by Omphalos
Freakzilla wrote:So, what happens to all the iTunes stuff when you die?
iTunes grants only the buyer a license, so none of the things you die on iTunes are devisable by will. However, I believe that Bruce Willis currently has a lawsuit pending to ask the court to rule that limitation on transferability is void, so he can leave his iTunes shit to his kids.

Re: Television Shows you are watching on TV or DVD now.

Posted: 25 Jan 2013 19:06
by Ampoliros
Omphalos wrote:
Freakzilla wrote:So, what happens to all the iTunes stuff when you die?
iTunes grants only the buyer a license, so none of the things you die on iTunes are devisable by will. However, I believe that Bruce Willis currently has a lawsuit pending to ask the court to rule that limitation on transferability is void, so he can leave his iTunes shit to his kids.
Beat me to it.

Convert to MP3 and Archive.

Besides I think it would be up to Apple to keep up with accounts that stay open and used for decades.