Recommendations are quite welcome
Anno 1790
Being Human season 3. 4. 5.
Blood Ties
Bramwell
Doctor Who (old series)
Dresden Files
Due South season1. 2. 3. 4.
Eternal Law
Forever Knight
Fringe season 4. 5.
Garrow's Law season 2. 3.
Grimm
Highlander season 2., 3., 4., 5. 6.
House season 7., 8.
Hustle season 2., 3., 4., 5., 6., 7., 8.
Leverage season 3., 4., 5.
Lexx
Lord Peter Wimsey (both the Ian Carmichael and the Edward Petherbridge series)
Lost Girl
Man from UNCLE
Noble House
Once Upon A Time
Queer as folk US
Torchwood - Miracle Day
Ultraviolet
Warehouse 13
Blood Ties
Bramwell
Doctor Who (old series)
Dresden Files
Due South season
Forever Knight
Fringe season 4. 5.
Grimm
Hustle season 2., 3., 4., 5., 6., 7., 8.
Lexx
Lord Peter Wimsey (both the Ian Carmichael and the Edward Petherbridge series)
Lost Girl
Man from UNCLE
Noble House
Queer as folk US
Ultraviolet
Warehouse 13
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Yeah, I know what you mean. It feels - kind of like a very extended middle of season period, this season, if that makes any sense? And it started so well, with Tempus (I hope Tempus was one of those you saw? Tempus was lovely), but otherwise - I mean, even the Tesla episodes didn't manage to rise that high, and there's been an appalling absence of the Five in general, and not nearly enough Kate, and far too much Will, and far too much oh-dear-the-Sanctuary-is-now-an-NGO-flail-flail-flail and not nearly enough basic monster plots. Henry has had some fine moments, Declan shows up sometimes and is fun, but honestly, floundering is a pretty good word for how most of this season has felt.
Ireland's 4 main channels
Wow. 4 channels. I remember, when I was a teeny, tiny girl, we got our second Danish channel (there had been one or two satellite channels, but we couldn't afford those - my granddad had them, and I owed a lot of my vhs library to that fact - oh, such things I had - and oh, such grief, when a tape finally gave up) - mind you, what I remember best was the fascination of watching commercials on actual tv, not just in the cinema.
And I don't need a rundown for WD, though thanks. The problem isn't wanting to see it or anything like that, it's just - well - so much to watch, so little time. And soon there'll be work and oh, so little time. To read, watch, work, write, live - seriously, some of these people around fandom - where do they get the time?