So people are stealing video in shocking numbers, and yet we are apparently in the "Golden Age" of television?
The jury is still out on that one, in my humble opinion. But then again, I'm still miffed AMC cancelled Rubicon.
Still, if you feel you've been missing out, here is what I've watched and enjoyed since September. (Canadian channels)
Drama
-Homeland with Claire Danes. (Super Channel)
-Madam Secretary
-The Americans
-House of Cards. The plot of the latest season was a departure from the 1990s British version (which had far fewer episodes), and therefor it was rubbish. However, the actors and visuals are just as great as in previous seasons.
-Mad Men (Sigh. So, so good, and yet, as always, so dangerously close to terrible. So I totally get it if, like most people, you don't like it).
-Our Girl. Set in Afghanistan (BBC)
Comedy
-Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt (Netflix)
-Fresh off the Boat
-Silicon Valley (HBO)
-Veep (HBO)
-Modern Family
-The Simpsons (Global)
-Last Man Standing
-South Park (Comedy Network)
-Episodes (The Movie Network)
-Mr. D (CBC)
I watched plenty of British TV comedy this winter. There are some high quality shows, my only beef is the seasons are way too short.
-Fresh Meat
-Him and Her
-Siblings
-Plebs
-Cuckoo
-Friday Night Dinner
-Bluestone 42. A wartime sitcom set in Afghanistan. Loved it. (BBC)
Other:
Top Gear (BBC)
