Yong Fang
01-30-2016, 06:17 AM
http://www.rollingstone.com/tv/lists/25-best-tv-shows-of-2015-20151202/last-week-tonight-with-john-oliver-hbo-20151201
This is Rolling Stone magazine Top 25 shows of 2015. How many of these shows have you seen (or want to see?)
I have seen four, from #25 to #1 like the article....
10. Last Week Tonight with John Oliver. (I love this show and John Oliver is HILARIOUS!) Oddly, I never have watched The Daily Show or Colbert's program but do watch Bill Maher. If you haven't watched this show yet (it's on HBO but also on YouTube and I am sure a lot of other places online.)
9. Better Call Saul. Which was OK, hope the second season, if it ever comes, will be better. If anybody else than Bob Odenkirk and Michael McKeon were in it, I probably wouldn't bother with it, but it does have a lot of good actors.
7. Fargo. Excellent series! My only complaint was that they did not use Nick Offerman enough....and the UFO thing was a bit lame.....
2. Mad Men. I liked it, but I like history a lot and the show did a great job with that. Basically was a soap opera show to me. I wish it could have been more humourous and had more to do with the office and less of the sex and personal life of the characters, but the show did this well.
#1 is something called Mr. Robot. Empire or Games of Thrones have never interested me in the slightest. Some of the stuff, I have no idea.
Lastly, I never understood Louis C.K. I have tried to watch his act, never really thought much of him, but he seems to have a following.
This is Rolling Stone magazine Top 25 shows of 2015. How many of these shows have you seen (or want to see?)
I have seen four, from #25 to #1 like the article....
10. Last Week Tonight with John Oliver. (I love this show and John Oliver is HILARIOUS!) Oddly, I never have watched The Daily Show or Colbert's program but do watch Bill Maher. If you haven't watched this show yet (it's on HBO but also on YouTube and I am sure a lot of other places online.)
9. Better Call Saul. Which was OK, hope the second season, if it ever comes, will be better. If anybody else than Bob Odenkirk and Michael McKeon were in it, I probably wouldn't bother with it, but it does have a lot of good actors.
7. Fargo. Excellent series! My only complaint was that they did not use Nick Offerman enough....and the UFO thing was a bit lame.....
2. Mad Men. I liked it, but I like history a lot and the show did a great job with that. Basically was a soap opera show to me. I wish it could have been more humourous and had more to do with the office and less of the sex and personal life of the characters, but the show did this well.
#1 is something called Mr. Robot. Empire or Games of Thrones have never interested me in the slightest. Some of the stuff, I have no idea.
Lastly, I never understood Louis C.K. I have tried to watch his act, never really thought much of him, but he seems to have a following.