WHAT ARE YOU THINKING ABOUT RIGHT NOW?

Trek is easy, start with TOS and watch them chronologically. DW is a little less clear since some of the earlier episodes have been lost. I am still of the opinion that you should watch from the beginning, at the very least no matter what you do you should start with the Unearthly Child which is the first episode, if not just because it gives you an idea of where the series started and some of its fundamentals, but it becomes a bit of an injoke in the new who episodes that started in 2005. You're going to have to cope with the fact that some of these are outdated, but once you've become enamoured of the characters the fact that it is full of anachronisms won't matter.

Re GoT, you have to be ok with some graphic depictions of violence and era appropriate attitudes towards the peasantry and women in general. Yes it is convoluted, but the TV series is much less complex than the books. Still you get to watch Peter Dinklage being wonderfully brilliant which makes up for a lot.

Also there have been a lot of SF over the years, are you sure you've seen them all? xD.

Hm... let's see. You might like:
- Under the Dome
- Warehouse 13
- Farscape
- The 100
- Buffy the Vampire Slayer
- Angel
- Lexx
- Haven
- Grimm
- Pushing Daisies
- Primeval
- The 4400
- all the Treks
- Once Upon a Time

I'd also recommend Leverage as a series. It's complete, it's great, the characters are lovable and while it's not sci-fi/fantasy, it is really really good.


There's also a billion anime out there if you want to consider that road. There's some really great ones, too. Don't count them out just because they're animated. One you might like that is stand-alone movie is Red Line, and you might also enjoy Guren Lagen which is amazing.

I'd also add Eureka to Liberty's list, and of course Firefly, but be prepared to be angry about it.

If you're going to watch Dr Who, I recommend seeing at least one or two episodes of each Doctor, just so you can join in the 'who is the best Doctor' discussions.

Personally, I'm all for Doctor Scarf. <3 The Doctor of my youth~ (Tom Baker <3)

Doctor Who... Ugh. Too early for this.

So the superstore chain Target (essentially a Wal-Mart with a different name) has decided to make their toys section gender neutral. Apparently, a lot of customers were not happy about that and took to Facebook to make their feelings well known. So someone with a lot of time on there hands decided to pose as a Target customer service rep and, well, just read for yourself what happens.

Normally I have better things to do with my time than watch someone trolling a bunch of people on Facebook, but... I like this man and what he's doing.

Read the article here. Hopefully you'll get a laugh once you get past the rage.

Red, Target should hire that guy. Though I adore the fact it took them 16 hours to shut him down and they've done the 'Trolls are Back' advertising. Game, set, match methinks.

Well, I guess I meant to say I've watched everything that becomes mainstream enough to be noticeable "world-wide". The reason I've never watched Star Trek or Doctor Who before, for example, is because they never were originally aired in my country. If not for Cable TV and the Internet, which are fairly recent things, I'd still be stuck watching Telenovelas. xD

I've seen most of the shows you recommend. But I guess it can be said I'm 'bit' picky as well. For example, I started watched "The 100", but it struck me as a reality show, kinda like Survivor, but with a post-apocalyptic setting. Likewise, I started watched a show called "Defiance", but it turned out to be a soap opera with aliens. "Warehouse 13" I kinda forced myself to keep watching, because while the premise was right up my alley, I wanted to strangle the main male protagonist and of his dumb sense of humor. xP "Firefly" was Ok. The whole western + space thing was kinda "meh" to me, but it was Ok. Shame it ended, though, it was getting good.

I guess the reason I like shows like the X-files or Stargate more, is because almost every episode is different, each one exploring a cool idea like time travel, alternate realities, and all that good stuff. Shows that are more drama than sci-fi, tend to bore me over time. xP

I hadn't considered Animes. I'm Ok with that. But It would need to be something dubbed. I watch shows mostly while I'm doing something else (I need to multi-task to get things done. The day has only so many hours. =_=) so I can't be glued to the screen reading subtitles.

Yeah, but I do the same. I have it on in a side window and do something else. Person of Interest really bugged me because I kept getting drawn back into the story instead of having it as a side-thing. XD Same with a few other shows.

I like to use police drama shows for that, though, like NCIS and CSI and the type.

An old friend of mine's father just died.

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So the superstore chain Target (essentially a Wal-Mart with a different name) has decided to make their toys section gender neutral. Apparently, a lot of customers were not happy about that and took to Facebook to make their feelings well known. So someone with a lot of time on there hands decided to pose as a Target customer service rep and, well, just read for yourself what happens.

Normally I have better things to do with my time than watch someone trolling a bunch of people on Facebook, but... I like this man and what he's doing.

Read the article here. Hopefully you'll get a laugh once you get past the rage.

>Has problem with Target discarding outdated gender-based market model.
>Uses "pussification" as an insult against good ol' 'Murica.

I haven't heard this much complaining about "liberals" since watching American History X.

oh wait...