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10-01-2007, 05:53 PM
With all the new shows and all the new episodes of the older shows, are you having trouble keeping up with them? One night I had 4 VCR's recording. :eek:
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View Full Version : So Many Shows So Little Time AB 10-01-2007, 05:53 PM With all the new shows and all the new episodes of the older shows, are you having trouble keeping up with them? One night I had 4 VCR's recording. :eek: Ireneparalegal 10-01-2007, 07:38 PM You have 4 VCR's????? :faint: I only have two. My daughter's have one in their room. I am going to buy a DVD recorder this week. I am tired of being the only person in the world without one. :lol: OH Nuts! 10-02-2007, 08:42 AM It's like there's this great big video schmogasbord. So many sitcoms I like that I just focus on the one's I love or am very fond of. coffield3 10-02-2007, 10:02 AM With all the new shows and all the new episodes of the older shows, are you having trouble keeping up with them? One night I had 4 VCR's recording. :eek: Gee your home must be like a cinema! lol :lol: Scoobiedoo30 10-02-2007, 01:43 PM I agree with you Janice 10-02-2007, 03:20 PM I've only committed myself to three new shows this season, Back To You, Damages, and I'll give Caveman a try, and a few others on HBO. I got burned last year with a few dramas that left viewers high and dry with no answers. Vanished, Daybreak, The Nine, Smith, to name a few. If a show becomes a hit now, I'll find a way to catch up. I'm not bothered when a sitcom fails, just disappointed. I liked last year's, 'Help Me, Help You', but when it was cancelled, it wasn't as if there was a cliffhanger or unanswered questions. AB 10-02-2007, 05:31 PM ^ yep, I hate when a new show you like gets cancelled too, but I still like to watch them. AB 10-02-2007, 05:32 PM Gee your home must be like a cinema! lol :lol: Its not quite that bad. :lol: AB 10-02-2007, 05:37 PM You have 4 VCR's????? :faint: I only have two. My daughter's have one in their room. I am going to buy a DVD recorder this week. I am tired of being the only person in the world without one. :lol: We got one in the living room and then 3 for the bedrooms. One has a DVD/VCR recorder on it but I can't figure out how to record using the DVD part. You can't just push the record button.:lol: Mr. Television 10-02-2007, 06:20 PM I've only committed myself to three new shows this season, Back To You, Damages, and I'll give Caveman a try, and a few others on HBO. I got burned last year with a few dramas that left viewers high and dry with no answers. Vanished, Daybreak, The Nine, Smith, to name a few. If a show becomes a hit now, I'll find a way to catch up. I'm not bothered when a sitcom fails, just disappointed. I liked last year's, 'Help Me, Help You', but when it was cancelled, it wasn't as if there was a cliffhanger or unanswered questions. I absolutely agree Janice. I make my decision on whether to stick with new shows very early on. I absolutely refuse to commit to a serialized show with so-so ratings. I have been burned a lot of times by networks ( ABC being the worst) that cancel shows in midseason without any regards to the fans of these shows. As for the new shows, I have my VCRs working OT right now and I'm sampling quite a few of these new shows. I'll probably drop some of them within the next few weeks. Ireneparalegal 10-02-2007, 07:51 PM I'm not bothered when a sitcom fails, just disappointed. I liked last year's, 'Help Me, Help You', but when it was cancelled, it wasn't as if there was a cliffhanger or unanswered questions. Oh I was so upset when Help Me, Help You was removed. I liked it. :( Well, I bought a DVD recorder today. It is a dual DVD/VHS. This way I can record what I have on VHS tapes. I already played around with it today and I am so glad I bought it. I hadn't recorded on VHS in so long because I didn't want to spend money on blank tapes that only take up lots of room. I am :rofl: at Ann's comment abt Sam's selling VHS by the dozen! That is funny. :lol: I bought this huge stack of blank DVD's to record on. :lol: |