Awesome

[hermancles]

It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia is getting a fourth season. At least there's good TV to look forward to besides LOST, which is only good if you've invested the time and enjoy time travel

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[abzigale]

I'm glad It's Always Sunny is getting another season, but I had a hard time liking the end of the third one. It became almost uncomfortably over-the-top (excusing the Dayman episode, which was over-the-top but managed to be hilarious). I hope with the fourth one they'll hearken back to early episodes and drill what made the show initially unique. But yeah -- I want 30 Rock back. Badly.

I actually started watching LOST a few days ago at the behest of several friends and I'm enjoying it, so far. And I Netflixed Six Feet Under, which I'm head over heels infatuated with.

I'm watching a lot of TV...

[hermancles]

I've seen most of Six Feet Under and I have to say that the first season is my favorite because it's pretty much American Beauty but in a Funeral Home.

I loved this season of It's Always Sunny not because of the main jokes but rather the stuff that usually goes unnoticed. For instance, Charlie challenges Dennis to a dance off and Mac's reaction afterwards to Charlie's "Take my breath away" dance is priceless. But then again, I love Charlie eating the drug/pill brownie and passing out. I was nearly in tears.

As for LOST, start at the beginning if you get the chance. The more background you know on LOST the better it gets.

Did you see last weeks episode?

[abzigale]

No. I've started from the beginning and I'm refusing to see anything until I'm caught up.

I'm just hoping Michael C. Hall will somehow crash onto the island because that'd round out the Trifecta.