Favorite TV Shows

Breaking bad is only 6 more episodes from oblivion. 😦 This is by far the best TV show that I like, however, I am starting to watch It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia, so I’ll continue to watch this show once Breaking Bad is no more. Sunday’s Breaking Bad episode was really good, I like all the tension that’s going on between everyone; love him or hate him, I’m actually rooting for Walt and Sky to make it through the end. It look like it’s Walt/Sky against Hank/Marie, so the last few episodes are really going to be great.

And, as for It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia, I can’t believe I missed this gem on TV! I had seen an episode on FX a long time ago but didn’t get too into the show. A few nights ago I was on Netflix and decided to give it a try from the beginning and boy is this show really hilarious. I like all the antics over at Paddy’s Pub, so my plan is to catch up with all the seasons and then start watching the show on FXX (the new TV channel that is set to premiere in September) when the new season comes on in September.

A Walk Through Hell

A couple of days ago I decided to take a casual walk around town to clear my mind. It started off like any other day, until I walked straight through the gates of hell. It all began when I settled on taking a different route than I usually do; the sun was slowly setting and it seemed like a pleasant evening. I walked past the old county courthouse and glanced back at it’s magnificent beauty. I kept strolling along all the way to the trail of doom; the Border Patrol could be seen off in the distance, but I just kept on going.

C.H.U.D

This was a fantastic 80’s flick about Cannibalistic Humanoid Underground Dwellers (C.H.U.D). When I first crossed paths with this flick on Netflix, I kept brushing it off as a lame movie. Yesterday, however, while waiting for the new episode of Breaking Bad to come out, I decided to check this movie out.

The movie starts off ominous enough with Mr. McAllister (actor from Home Alone) photographing some random lady in the street. It then slowly progresses into the main topic and how the people living in the sewers start turning into cannibals.

I don’t want to get too into detail in case some of you out there haven’t seen this 29 year old movie. You will see one of John Goodman’s first on big screen performances.

If you happen to be bored on a Sunday afternoon, you might be surprised by this Hollywood gem.

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