We watched The Event – won’t be going back to it; the episode was highly annoying.

My whole family loves Chuck, and we’re looking forward to the return of Human Target.

I watch Castle online and on DVD.

Maybe they could rename Shatner’s show to “Shat The Man, says…”

I’ll just stick with Burn Notice and reruns of Rockford Files and call it good.

Lyle, I liked the early Earl, but I checked out soon after that.

(What was “Event” about? I couldn’t say. I didn’t even watch it closely enough to think about the mysteries I don’t know about. But Jason Ritter is so cute as Liberal Jack Bauer.)

Now that BBT is on a night other than Monday, I hope I can remember to watch it *and* Castle in the same week. *And* “Good Guys”. I think, like NBC for the last two years, my TV watching will all be done on-line in the month before the new season when they unlock all the returning shows to build an audience.

James, Nikita is indeed TV series based on La Femme Nikita. This one, however, jumps forward a few years. Nikita has escaped the mysterious program (which is supposed to be a US gov program but has been corrupted by military contractors who want to keep governments unstable so their services are needed) and has spent the past few years putting together a plan to destroy it, which included getting an agent of hers into the program.

So it’s kind of a sequel to La Femme Nikita, though the double agent kinda plays the role of the young Nikita, our introduction to the program.

I usually have little patience for the “But she’s a tough fighter, so the skimpy outfits are empowering!” excuse, but the pilot showed Nikita repeatedly outsmarting the entire division on her own, so I can accept that her sex appeal is part of her power.

That was my reaction to the pilot, at least. I haven’t had the chance to watch the second episode, yet.

Bored to Death-low key humor, but I loved the combo of Jason Schwarzman, Zach Galafanikas and Ted Danson. They were a terrific team.

East Bound and Down-very dark comedy. I am very curious to see where they take this one.

Walking Dead- A good zombie story is about the survivors. The comic tends to understand that, Darabont seems to get it…the cast seems to understand. I found the four minute trailer compelling.

BBT and HIMYM are ones I will continue with…

Hellcats is another CW show right? I read some articles and saw a commercial somewhere and it looked fun. I don’t think they have those online to watch though.

Is Nikita supposed to be another version of that syndication show/movie La Feme Nikita or something? It didn’t sound interesting either way.

HIMYM had a really great first episode to kick off the season, looks like they are finally moving forward with the show again when it seemed to be in a bit of a standstill towards the end of last year.

I loved 2 & 1/2 Men when it first started, but when every character on the show became creepy losers it lost me.

BBT is my favorite sitcom on TV, it’ll be nice to have something to watch on Thursdays Yet it just seems like a LONG wait to get to it.

Bones – I was like you in just enjoying the show for the mystery of the week. Yet despite not caring at the time about them having a relationship, when they built so much up on the show in PR that they were getting together. Only to then have that season ender take place in her novel instead. I don’t know why but it just irritated me for some reason, I don’t think I even watched a single episode last year.

Human Target was such a fun series last year, not sure how adding a cast member is going to work but we’ll see. Too bad, since Dollhouse is no more, they didn’t bring Amy Acker’s character back as a regular.

Lyle, you’re from Hawaii, right? I can imagine how cool that would be to see on TV again. The reasons you mention to watch Raising Hope are why I’m skipping it. I got enough of Cloris on Dancing With the Stars. And thanks for the reminder that other show was called Reunion.

Can’t really speak for Johanna, but we did try Community. Despite watching a number of episodes, it just didn’t click for us. I find Chevy Chase too annoying to watch these days.

As for P&R, I fell asleep three different times trying to watch the pilot, so goodbye! (Same thing happened with me and 24.) Heard P&R has gotten better, but it isn’t on right now because NBC keeps jerking it around. Love Amy Poehler — just not in this show…

Neither one of us is a big fan of TV’s current overuse of the faux documentary style. We love the original Christopher Guest-directed films (and early examples like A Hard Day’s Night and The Rutles), but TV, again, has overdone a good thing.

And our #1 rule about TV — you can’t watch everything.

Nikita had an interesting pilot, it actually reminded me of Dollhouse except the creepiness was much clearer, there wasn’t a question if you were supposed to hate the group. It’s an interesting update to the franchise, though I still don’t quite get why that movie has had so many spin-offs.

I’ve got high hopes for Raising Hope, since it comes from the creator of My Name is Earl and has Cloris Leachman.

BTW, I think the series My Generation reminds you of is Reunion on Fox. Neat idea, terrible story.

Another mistake under the new showrunner: the firing of Bear McCreary, the guy who did the gorgeous music for the show. They intend to spike shows with pop songs. I don’t think this will go well.

I’m pretty much going to be watching the new season for Jackie Earle Haley. As you say, MORE Guerrero, please.

Do you watch “Community”? What about “Parks & Recreation”?