Yes, yes, Television Without Pity will give you a great list of shows to check out since that's... what it's about. And then after you watch, you can read other people's snarky comments about the show.
I think NBC and ABC also let you stream shows off their website. Like Heroes, you can currently watch all 13 episodes online at nbc.com/heroes or check out NBC at 9:00 pm on Mondays The CW also has a good list of TV shows, including Veronica Mars, which I think you can also stream from cwtv.com or watch on the CW at 9:00 pm on Tuesdays Also: House, awesome medical drama, though a little freaky at times because it has blood and stuff, on Fox at 9:00pm on Tuesday.
You can also play random computer games at addictinggames.com or miniclip.com
Books: His Dark Materials by Philip Pullman(though it seems like everyone except me read them ten years ago), A Song of Ice and Fire by George R. R. Martin (that'll take you forever to get done, since each book is HUGE, though warning: contains lots of violence and sex but is a very good story). You also need to check out Terry Pratchett if you haven't already; he writes satiric fantasy, amazing commentary on the real world. In the sci-fi world, anything Connie Willis writes is genius and is mostly about people, not science. David Brin is a little more hard sci-fi, but his classic stuff is amazing (and if you remember, The Postman was made into a movie a while back; he wrote that).
As you can see, I don't go to college; I just live in my room and avoid doing homework.
I think NBC and ABC also let you stream shows off their website. Like Heroes, you can currently watch all 13 episodes online at nbc.com/heroes or check out NBC at 9:00 pm on Mondays
The CW also has a good list of TV shows, including Veronica Mars, which I think you can also stream from cwtv.com or watch on the CW at 9:00 pm on Tuesdays
Also: House, awesome medical drama, though a little freaky at times because it has blood and stuff, on Fox at 9:00pm on Tuesday.
You can also play random computer games at addictinggames.com or miniclip.com
Books: His Dark Materials by Philip Pullman(though it seems like everyone except me read them ten years ago), A Song of Ice and Fire by George R. R. Martin (that'll take you forever to get done, since each book is HUGE, though warning: contains lots of violence and sex but is a very good story). You also need to check out Terry Pratchett if you haven't already; he writes satiric fantasy, amazing commentary on the real world. In the sci-fi world, anything Connie Willis writes is genius and is mostly about people, not science. David Brin is a little more hard sci-fi, but his classic stuff is amazing (and if you remember, The Postman was made into a movie a while back; he wrote that).
As you can see, I don't go to college; I just live in my room and avoid doing homework.
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