so what shows next.

**BoYkA** · 20-01-2007, 02:57 PM

ok, we all going to get into a new show after the o.c is finished?

any up coming shows that will be good?

or whats a show just as good as the o.c?

that will be sticking around or not getting axed.

i mite ask at the oc show to laugh001

**carmi** · 20-01-2007, 03:47 PM

i don't know how OTH is doing. i've been missing it for 2 years now. but i remember back in the days it was good. so i don't know. i guess they are gonna bring up new shows.

**freak** · 20-01-2007, 07:11 PM

Neighbours bahahhaha

omg that show is so shit now. I'll start watching it again once Pepper dies, Rosetta gets hit by a car and the other two dudes die from rooting each other too hard.

Anyway, I never got into Greys in time but I think it's really good. My brother also said Heroes is bloody awesome. That's coming to channel 7 soon. I'll be watching that for sure.

**SkItZ** · 22-01-2007, 06:59 AM

what about bold and the beautiful laugh!!

**shadowman** · 23-01-2007, 12:29 AM

Originally Posted by oc_newpsie

Neighbours bahahhaha

omg that show is so shit now. I'll start watching it again once Pepper dies, Rosetta gets hit by a car and the other two dudes die from rooting each other too hard.

Haha, it always has been thats why its sooooo good.

Battlestar Galactica - Its MAGIC. ALthough we are now half way through the third season.

**SkItZ** · 23-01-2007, 07:28 AM

Battlestar Galactica got that **** here.

**shadowman** · 23-01-2007, 10:39 PM

Originally Posted by BrOcKtUcKeRmAn

Battlestar Galactica got that **** here.

What?

**Shawnzy** · 24-01-2007, 06:54 AM

Friday Night Lights. Best teen drama on television.

**shadowman** · 24-01-2007, 09:11 AM

Originally Posted by Shawnzy

Friday Night Lights. Best teen drama on television.

What is the story all about?

**Shawnzy** · 24-01-2007, 04:18 PM

Originally Posted by shadowman

What is the story all about?

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.