April is a huge month for TV premieres

[Black Diamond Vol]

Archer, The Leftovers, Veep, Silicon Valley, Better Call Saul, Fargo, and House of Cards all start back next month.  And The Americans started back two weeks ago.  If you're not caught up, start binging now.

[VinnieVOL]

Archer, The Leftovers, Veep, Silicon Valley, Better Call Saul, Fargo, and House of Cards all start back next month.  And The Americans started back two weeks ago.  If you're not caught up, start binging now.

Recently binged through Better Call Saul, great show.

[Black Diamond Vol]

Recently binged through Better Call Saul, great show.

Has season 2 hit Netflix yet?  I'd like to watch the last couple episodes before it comes back.

To me, Fargo and The Leftovers are the two best dramas currently on TV.

[BanditVol]

Archer, The Leftovers, Veep, Silicon Valley, Better Call Saul, Fargo, and House of Cards all start back next month.  And The Americans started back two weeks ago.  If you're not caught up, start binging now.

Archer!  Wasn't sure it was coming back, good to see it.  But my theory on that is most any animated series has such low production costs, it can run virtually forever and make a profit, provided the creators don't get tired of doing it.  But then again, do they ever get tired of making money?  Probably not!

Simpsons, South Park, Family guy, etc.  Will. Never.  End.   

[BanditVol]

I'm still watching The Americans, even though it's down a notch.  I like this season so far though.  I think it's the last.

Spoiler from the last episode...seeing Keri Russell's nekked  rear end even once is motivation enough to watch an entire season's worth.   

[Black Diamond Vol]

I'm still watching The Americans, even though it's down a notch.  I like this season so far though.  I think it's the last.

Spoiler from the last episode...seeing Keri Russell's nekked  rear end even once is motivation enough to watch an entire season's worth.   

The Americans has one more season after this one, and then it's done.  And I don't think it's down much, if at all.  In fact, I think last season was my favorite so far.  The whole "will they or won't they kill the pastor" thing kept me on the edge of my seat. 

And yes...dat ass.  If they used a double for that shot, I don't wanna know about it.

[Black Diamond Vol]

Archer!  Wasn't sure it was coming back, good to see it.  But my theory on that is most any animated series has such low production costs, it can run virtually forever and make a profit, provided the creators don't get tired of doing it.  But then again, do they ever get tired of making money?  Probably not!

Simpsons, South Park, Family guy, etc.  Will. Never.  End.   

The Simpsons has been on since, what 1989?  And how many episodes- 500?  600? When it finally ends, how much is THAT blu-ray box set going to cost?