mzpro5 wrote: 


I'm not much interested in H50 but BDH is, so we'll watch it when he gets home.

 BillnDollarBaby wrote: 
I wasn't going to watch M&M but it was on.  I also thought it was better than expected.  I'm not a fan of the actor playing Mike but he does an ok job.  His young black partner is the funniest person on the show and kept reminding me of Nipsy Russell.

I have H5-0 on the DVR, I won't rush to watch it.

 kysmet wrote: 


I'm not expecting much from it.

Mike & Molly was cute... better than I expected. If they can keep the fat jokes in check, it should succeed. The premise is a plus-size couple so of course there will be a few. Its done by Chuck Lorre and stars Melissa McCarthy... I want it to succeed.

I'm not going to watch Bleep My Dad Says.  I may have watched it out of curiosity but I checked last night and I already watch two things during the time frame.

 JrzyTmata wrote: 
Kinda what I expected so I didn't watch it.

Hawaii 5-0 sucked.

 BillnDollarBaby wrote: 
Agreed!

 lily34 wrote: 
BL was a nice balance of comedy, snark and serious stuff all jumbled up.  Towards the end when they knew they weren't going to get saved, they let ABC have it and it was priceless.  Its one of those shows, BDH and I can turn on anytime and enjoy.  Very few shows stand up to the rerun test... 2 1/2 Men is one of the only others that does.

 BillnDollarBaby wrote: 
yeah. the practice was anything but a comedy.

and i miss boston public.

 BillnDollarBaby wrote: 
I used to enjoy watching L&O, but now, all I have to do is turn on the local news.

 mzpro5 wrote: 
D'onofiro didn't creep me out, he just annoyed me.  I tried and tried to like him but I just couldn't.  And I couldn't stand the way they treated Erbe's character.  CI is a big FAIL in my L&O book.
Jesse MArtin has always been my #2 dude.  Lenny was great no matter who his partner was (please reference my aforementioned cranky-old-jewish-dude crush), but together those two were legendary.

 lily34 wrote: 
It was the spin off.  I never watched the Practice, but BL is where Alan Shore ended up after they fired him from that law office.  I think a few other characters carried over, too, maybe.  Started out a little text-book and turned into one of the best hour-comedies I've ever seen.  By the last season they had Shatner, Candace Bergen, John Larroquette, James Spader and Betty White all in one cast.  I'm still amazed they canceled it.

 mzpro5 wrote: 

i'm with you but not your mom.

 BillnDollarBaby wrote: 

that's different from the practice, right? i loved that show.

 BillnDollarBaby wrote: 
Erbe's character actually was in the forefront a bit more the last year she was on.

My Mom feels the same way about D'onofrio  -she was creeped out by him 

And yes Jerry Orbach was the best, Chris Noth a close second.

 kysmet wrote: 

i like 'em both. i don't like a show without either of them.

 mzpro5 wrote: 
I still love, and miss BL desperately.  I found some reruns (two every Sunday night) and I'm in heaven.  They are running two different timelines, so its liek having two different shows to watch.  Right now we are at 2004, just after the premiere and 2007, around the Clarence/Clarice storyline.

 BillnDollarBaby wrote: 
hehe, I like him too, and Ice-T.  I used to listen to his crazy music when I was in high school. 

 kysmet wrote: 
I didn't care for her on Boston Legal either.  She needs a bit more meat on her bones and has a snooty attitude. 

 kysmet wrote: 
I have a twisted cranky-old-Jewish-dude crush on Munch.