Fall TV Schedule

It's that time of year again, the time when your favorite fall TV shows (or new favorites) debut their newest or first season on the main networks. One could argue that this is the happiest time of the year, after New York Fashion Week (duh) and I probably wouldn't disagree. I love television. It's a commitment at times, especially when you don't have the ability to tape your shows and have to physically sit down in front of the TV at a certain time. Or, if you watch Pretty Little Liars, you have to commit to the most awful roller coaster ride of confusion probably ever (why is that show still on? More importantly, why do I still watch it? What are we trying to figure out anymore?).

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With the ending of How I Met Your Mother last spring and the complete disinterest in Suburgatory (it started off so well, what happened?), I'm left with four TV shows this fall. Tuesday nights I watch The Mindy Project, a new addition to my schedule after binge-watching the first two seasons during finals week last semester. My wednesday's include The Middle (I am a combination of Sue and Brick, in case you were wondering) and Modern Family, two of my favorite TV shows of all time. Thursday night is when Parenthood is on and needless to say, the fact that this is the last season is killing me. I'm glad it's getting another season, but I could easily watch that show for a few more years. It's like watching a real family!

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As for what I'm watching on Netflix during the rest of the week, I'm still chipping away at Gossip Girl. I want to finish at least the second season before the first of October because...*drumroll please*...GILMORE GIRLS IS GOING TO BE ON NETFLIX. That show is easily my favorite show of all time, no questions asked. I've seen almost every episode twice over the span of the past ten years and grew to love the Gilmores and all of their crazy acquaintances. Once that show is on Netflix, it's game over for my productivity and for GG.

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What TV shows do you watch religiously?

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And for good measure, a quote from Michel.