The Event: I have only watched the pilot episode of this show so far, but I liked that alot. The reviews explained it as a mix between Lost and 24. I really need to pay attention to this show so haven't caught up on the last few episodes.
My Generation: One of my favorite shows a few years back was called Reunion, and like all shows that I thoroughly enjoy (October Road, Freaks and Geeks, etc) it got cancelled after the first season. I truly think that I should get a job at a big television station and pre-screen their new shows. If I like it, it will flop! This show is about a group of high school kids. It is filmed documentary style and is following them 10 years later, when they are all about 28. It also has flashbacks to high school and adds depth to the characters and plot. I really like this show so far, but now that I think about it, it wasn't on the DVR this week.... I hope they didn't cancel it already!
Glee: No explanation needed. LOVE this show!
The Biggest Loser: I do like to watch this show and see the amazing results that people get. It also helps to motivate me to watch what I eat and get my fat ass in the gym from time to time.
The Vampire Diaries: I dig vampires, that's about all I can say for this show! It is based off of books written by L.J. Smith, which I own all of before they even talked about this show in production. Sanchez and I read all of these books when we were sophomores in high school because we are obviously super cool like that.
Outsourced: When I looked up reviews for the new fall lineup, this show was compared to The Office so of course it made the list. I have been somewhat disappointed so far to be honest. It is about a young American professional who is sent to India to train employees at a call center for a company that sells American Novelties, such as Packer's Cheese Heads, singing wall fish, etc. I am going to give this show a few more episodes and then call it quits.
90210: I started watching this when it first came on a couple years ago. Now I don't like watching a show when I've missed a season (I missed last years season) but it literally was like I barely missed anything. I loved Beverly Hills 90210 circa 1990 - 2000, which is why I started watching the remake. The original was better, but this one still holds my attention.
Shows I wish were on my DVR list:
The Office
Grey's Anatomy
Mike and Molly
These are two of my all time favorite shows ever. It is sad that I cannot DVR them. I am one of those people that has to watch a show from its inception to its demise. I never watched The Office regularly from the beginning so I do not watch new episodes. I have, however, seen enough episodes to know that it is hilarious. I am just so far behind that I need to buy the seasons on DVD. This is the same dilemma with Grey's Anatomy. For some reason it did not DVR last year and I missed the whole season. It just does not feel right to skip a whole season and start watching it again. Therefore I will also just have to buy these on DVD. (I HAVE started DVR'ing the reruns of Grey's Anatomy that play on Lifetime and hopefully I can get caught up that way!)
Mike and Molly is a new comedy that started this year. It had to get cut off the list because there were too many other things that are scheduled to DVR during the same time frame.
