What new this shows are you watching this year?

I am loving BETTER THINGS and ATLANTA on FX. QUEEN SUGAR is pretty good.

Of course, POLDARK on PBS is back!

Any suggestions?

This is Us is wonderful so far.

Better Things and Pitch for me.

I second "This is Us".

I watched Grey's last night - i Have to say that I am impressed. They have done a good job keeping story lines interesting.

This is Us is wonderful so far.

I have DVRd it but not yet watched it.

New season of Transparent is out on Amazon. I love that show.

Not new, but I am also a Shameless (US version) addict. New season starts Sunday.

Atlanta and Queen Sugar are on my catchup list.

I love Chelsea Handler's new talk show on Netflix, new episodes every Wed, Thurs and Friday. I really like "Better Things" as well, she was so good in "Louie."

American Horror Story (FX), The Walking Dead (AMC), Shameless (Showtime)

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We have DVR'd but not watched Designated Survivor. This is not necessarily a fall show, but we watched the Netflix series, Stranger Things recently, and it was SOOOO good! I can't wait for the 2nd season to come out in 2017.

American Horror, Walking Dead and Vampire Diaries! Not sure what I will add new. Recommendations please!! Must be dark, scary or sexy!

AHS, Blacklist, Quantico, Secrets and lies, 60 days in, Queen Sugar, Blindspot, married at first sight, designated survivor, SVU, Pitch, the walking dead, and narcos on Netflix. Just depends on the week, I usually DVR em and catch up on the weekends.

Idk if I can handle any more shows but if they are good, let me know.

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Designated survivor is pretty good so far.

American horror story is interesting with a reality show/reenactment theme.

I've been watching, "Bull" and "Rosewood".

So far I'm enjoying them----Of course, "Rosewood" was on last season.

"Bull" is supposed to be based on Dr. Phil's life experiences. I find it fascinating.

Don't care. Surgery is going to give me an extra 0-50 years and I sure as hell am not going to waste them staring at the idiot box.

Besides, I'm sure a huge portion of the people here can blame a good part of their weight gain on a sedentary idiot-box-watching lifestyle in the first place.

Edited October 1, 20169 yr by Fredbear

Don't care. Surgery is going to give me an extra 0-50 years and I sure as hell am not going to waste them staring at the idiot box.

Besides, I'm sure a huge portion of the people here can blame a good part of their weight gain on a sedentary idiot-box-watching lifestyle in the first place.

You can still enjoy some tv shows or movies even while you are working on losing weight and after having surgery.

I have found that doing some in-place marching or weight training while watching my favorite tv shows helps and actually keeps me motivated. It is kind of like a reward for working out or doing some cardio, and working out is something I have always struggled to do. Yes, a very sedentary lifestyle can lead to some weight gain, but I don't think it means giving up the simple pleasures of watching tv. I do think everyone has their own ways of dealing with that, though.

I hope your WLS journey is going well

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Edited October 1, 20169 yr by icyblufrz88

Don't care. Surgery is going to give me an extra 0-50 years and I sure as hell am not going to waste them staring at the idiot box.

Besides, I'm sure a huge portion of the people here can blame a good part of their weight gain on a sedentary idiot-box-watching lifestyle in the first place.

This is awesome advice.... ! You have made want to cut down on my screen time. But will not give up my Walking Dead!!

Edited October 1, 20169 yr by ocgirl15