I was thinking about The 100, which seems v. bloodthirsty.
Post-apocalyptic series similar to The Walking Dead sans zombies, so, sort of goes with the territory. Wouldn't make any sense if it weren't bloodthirsty. Most of the character deaths are storyline dictated.
I don't watch live tv. It's all pre-recorded or on-demand. And I don't watch the news -- avoid it, outside of the weather in the morning. Really only watch one or two tv shows during the week if that. One instead of the news every night, and sometimes a second that I have on tape if time permits. Occasionally binge watch programs on weekends. As result a lot of television shows tend to get deleted from the old DVR. And if a tv show doesn't hold my interest for more than fifteen minutes, it's gone.
I don't watch live tv. It's all pre-recorded or on-demand. Yeah, we're quite similar. Doctor Who is one of the few things I'll try to watch as it airs - as well as various comedy programmes which may be on.
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Post-apocalyptic series similar to The Walking Dead sans zombies, so, sort of goes with the territory. Wouldn't make any sense if it weren't bloodthirsty. Most of the character deaths are storyline dictated.
I don't watch live tv. It's all pre-recorded or on-demand. And I don't watch the news -- avoid it, outside of the weather in the morning. Really only watch one or two tv shows during the week if that. One instead of the news every night, and sometimes a second that I have on tape if time permits. Occasionally binge watch programs on weekends.
As result a lot of television shows tend to get deleted from the old DVR. And if a tv show doesn't hold my interest for more than fifteen minutes, it's gone.
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Yeah, we're quite similar. Doctor Who is one of the few things I'll try to watch as it airs - as well as various comedy programmes which may be on.