As a previous note to prove that
I'm no newbie on TV shows, here's this post...
According to
series.ly (a Spanish website that contains every TV shows that could ever
exist) I am watching or have watched a total amount of 31 TV shows, which are
already a lot, but not all of them are included due to watching some them on an
actual TV instead of this particular website.
Currently, there
are 20 TV shows that I'm watching, and those are (in no particular order):
-Breaking Bad
-The Vampire
Diaries
-Doctor Who
-Glee (not even
sure why I keep bothering with this one)
-Game of Thrones
-Merlin
-My Mad Fat Diary
-New Girl
-One Tree Hill
-Pretty Little
Liars
-Lost (re-watching
this one because frickin' perfection)
-Polseres
Vermelles (that's a Catalan show and it's as awesome as sad)
-Sherlock
-Supernatural
-Teen Wolf
-The Big Bang
Theory
-Modern Family
-The Carrie
Diaries
-The Originals
And finally
-The Walking Dead
And now, the ones
I have already finished:
-The O.C.
-Rebelde (no
shame, I don't even care anymore) (that's a Mexican show, by the way)
-Sex in the City
-Spartacus
-Misfits
-Jersey Shore (not
sure that counts but I'm just stating what the web says)
-Heroes
-Gossip Girl
-Friends
-American Horror
Story
And sadly now,
-How I met your
mother
I'm sure, no
matter who reads this, that each one of you has seen at least one of those TV
shows because let's face it, they are all pretty awesome, or at least they used to be...
(Sorry Glee).
Considering all
the episodes from each show, you can tell there are a lot of hours involved,
and some may think that I'm wasting a lot of my spare time in that bullshit,
but that's because they don't know how enjoyable those shows are. They are
either fun, or thrilling, or educational, or exciting, or all of the above.
They all have something worth seeing, and they all teach me things. Not only my
English is good because of them, but the lessons those particular characters
experience are also influencing me and building my personality. Some episodes
more than others, and some shows more than others too... There is no way you
can compare an emotional episode from One Tree Hill where you learn life-values
to an episode from New Girl where you just laugh your ass off and enjoy all the
time it lasts. Either way, once I've finished watching those shows, I feel
better in some way... It's kind of unaccountable, really.
I suppose all of
this sounds very geeky to you, if you aren't really into TV shows and stuff
like that, but I can assure you it's not a sad life, and I'm through getting
crap from people over watching "way too many" shows and "wasting
my life" to all that none-sense, but guess what, I don't care about what
they think; I like watching them, I enjoy them, I have fun staying at home and
catching up on them, so you can say whatever you please.
It may seem crazy, but I'll be fine
"wasting my time".