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first live network broadcast of an english premier league game at 11 est on fox: manchester united v. arsenal.
Just finished episode three of Mildred Pierce, really liking it.
Just finished season three, the final, of In Treatment. I think the ending was exceptionally good. One of my favorite shows.
homeland wrapped up its excellent inaugural season last night. a sharp-thinking viewer uncovered an analogous tale.
been watching Thumbs Up on netfl1x. into season 2 now. two korean americans hitch hike and hop trains across the us, accepting all rides.
kept an eye on the scoreboard last night just to witness the last inning or so of what might have been the first world series championship for the texas rangers. ended up watching the last four innings of a memorable st louis win in the 11th inning after being down runs at five different times during the game including two runs down in the ninth and the tenth followed by a walkoff homerun in the 11th.
Had some hope for Person of Interest, but nope. Same for Pan Am although you probably already knew that without watching.
heres the pilot for homeland starring claire danes. only new show ive seen thus far worth watching.
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — For tens of millions of sports fans, Sunday afternoons in the fall and winter are all about one thing: watching football. Starting this weekend, Fox is hoping some of those viewers can be lured to watch that other sport known as football, as it pairs soccer matches with its National Football League games.
On Sunday, Fox’s network channel will show the English Premier League’s Chelsea play at Manchester United. Depending on whether the local Fox station shows an early or late NFL game, the soccer will be broadcast at 2 p.m. Eastern or 4:30 p.m.