Thread: so what shows next.

[quote name='shadowman']What is the story all about?[/quote]



High school football in a small Texas town is a big deal. Especially if the team has a huge reputation and continued success.



Coach Taylor is in his first season at Dillon High, and he has an all-star football team littered with scouted talent such as Jason Street, quarterback, Tim Riggins, fullback, and Smash Williams, running back. When a tragedy occurs on-field, the focus shifts to the sophomore, Matt Saracen, a quiet, soft-spoken kid in which he's forced to take the ball and run with it. We watch Matt grow into a leader, deal with the transfer of a superstar Katrina refugee who challenges him for his position, and develop a relationship with the Coach's daughter.



Lyla Garrity, the head cheerleader and girlfriend of Jason Street, finds herself stuck in between two boys, and Julie Taylor, the Coach's daughter, tries to find her own identity. Every character has conceptual depth, and everyone's flaws are almost endearing.



The cinematography is documentary-esque, and provides an original scope which is not seen on television today. All in all, it's a well-done show about American football.

what about this show 24? anyone no what thats about please?

Originally Posted by Shawnzy

High school football in a small Texas town is a big deal. Especially if the team has a huge reputation and continued success.



Coach Taylor is in his first season at Dillon High, and he has an all-star football team littered with scouted talent such as Jason Street, quarterback, Tim Riggins, fullback, and Smash Williams, running back. When a tragedy occurs on-field, the focus shifts to the sophomore, Matt Saracen, a quiet, soft-spoken kid in which he's forced to take the ball and run with it. We watch Matt grow into a leader, deal with the transfer of a superstar Katrina refugee who challenges him for his position, and develop a relationship with the Coach's daughter.



Lyla Garrity, the head cheerleader and girlfriend of Jason Street, finds herself stuck in between two boys, and Julie Taylor, the Coach's daughter, tries to find her own identity. Every character has conceptual depth, and everyone's flaws are almost endearing.



The cinematography is documentary-esque, and provides an original scope which is not seen on television today. All in all, it's a well-done show about American football.

Sounds interesting...

Just answered this question @ theocshow forum, will maybe copy and paste here later

[quote name='TheOCfan2']Just answered this question @ theocshow forum, will maybe copy and paste here later [/quote]



lol sorry man, i asked over there to get some ideas for new shows to add to the forum that people watch.

What about Desperate Housewives? Or Bones? Or has anyone ever watched the Buffy or Angel series? All those show are the best along with Greys.

[quote name='LittleMissVixen']What about Desperate Housewives? Or Bones? Or has anyone ever watched the Buffy or Angel series? All those show are the best along with Greys.[/quote]

agreed with Desperate Housewives.

agreed with Buffy until they resurrected her.

also add Charmed when prue was there.



those are classic series. now you can add The OC to this list. at least on mine it is.

The OC will always be on my list no question about it

^me too. for sure. and i must buy the dvd sets for all seasons. that will happen when i'll have money (currently broken for a long while)