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4 shows to watch next week!!

  • 09-01-2012 7:56pm
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    Richard Dower
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    For those who haven't heard or those in need some something new to watch let me hip you to four "must see" shows :)

    TNT's gritty and ultra realistic cop drana Southland returns for season 4 next Tuesday, over on USA is season 3.5 of the excellent and well written White Collar.

    On Monday next week sees the season 2 pemiere of the US version of Being Human airs on SyFy, a mostly well recived conversion which will feature all new storylines for S2, also on SyFy is the culty Canadian cable hit show Lost Girl....which was recently renewed for a third season ;)

    Searchy will find threads for all shows, :)


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    S.M.B.
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9,383 ✭✭✭S.M.B.


    Or watch the following:

    Napolean Dynamite: (Next Sunday) Animated series with most of the original cast and crew returning. Tina Majorino is back on TV!

    Alcatraz: (Next Monday) JJ Abrams most recent effort to replicate what he did with Lost.

    Unsupervised (Next Thursday) An FX animated show created by Its Always Sunny In Philadelphia writers/producers.

    On Freddie Roach (Next Friday) Peter Berg, creator of Friday Night Lights, brings an unscripted show to HBO following the famous boxing trainer Freddie Roachs and his management of Parkinsons.


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