<p>I just remarked to my husband last week that we need a blizzard to be able to watch the new Netflix series with Kevin Spacey…</p>
<p>I see the weather will be accomodating my wishes…</p>
<p>Anyone else in?</p>
<p>I’m up to episode 8 already and not because of a blizzard. My D was an extra in it and they filmed in my hometown so I couldn’t wait to start watching. Unfortunately, my D is no where to be seen in what made it to the screen but I love the show anyway. I will be sad when this season ends.</p>
<p>^^lucky you!! we have enought trouble keeping up with TIVO on a weekly basis…down to one show (The Americans/2 episodes) from the past 2 weeks…</p>
<p>I already finished the new House of Cards. Who knows how long before season 2?</p>
<p>Now watching the BBC original. Very dated, but overall much better. Very Shakespearean and now I finally understand all Spacey’s asides to the audience.</p>
<p>Did anyone smarter than me see Shakespeare in the new version?</p>
<p>With Homeland, Breaking Bad, American Horror and a couple of others over for now, I am finding very little to watch on television. I don’t watch any big 3 network shows. Great timing for us on the part of House of Cards.</p>
<p>cartera, you might like the good wife, but you would have to start at the beginning. I think it is good TV. </p>
<p>Rodney, now we know who to blame. ;)</p>
<p>^^I really should use it as an excuse to clean out my closet/drawers but who am I kidding???</p>
<p>I’ve watched The Good Wife but it didn’t grab me enough to keep up with it. My least favorite shows are the lawyer shows, because I was a lawyer. I know I shouldn’t let the factual discrepancies bother me when I watch television but I can’t help it when it comes to the lawyers. I did enjoy “The Practice” but David E. Kelley didn’t even try for realism.</p>