I watched about half of the first Dracula and ended up changing it, just not my cup of tea I guess. I don't do Netflix, I just don't watch movies, I can't see the reason for watching tv on the internet, I don't have a smart tv and the computer screen is too small. Honestly I guess I'm just not into sitting watching anything for very long, even with the shows I like I'm pausing and getting up and doing stuff all through it. I may watch one new movie that comes out in a year or I may not watch any of them, I just can't sit through many of them. I did enjoy Bonny and Clyde last week though.
I've always been a tv snob, lol, hate what most people love, but the last few years I rarely really watch any of it, I play around on the computer while the show is on and just half listen to the show. Sleepy Hollow is an exception, it holds my attention, but I think the historical stuff they portray in that one is what holds my attention more than the actual story line, and Ichabod Crane is not at all hard to look at for an hour.
I've always been a tv snob, lol, hate what most people love, but the last few years I rarely really watch any of it, I play around on the computer while the show is on and just half listen to the show. Sleepy Hollow is an exception, it holds my attention, but I think the historical stuff they portray in that one is what holds my attention more than the actual story line, and Ichabod Crane is not at all hard to look at for an hour.
Dracula is good and so is the Originals, but I'm with you in that it almost doesn't make a difference because I'm so maxed out on vampires to begin with. Add that to any cops/lawyers/laugh tracks/reality shows and there isn't a lot left anymore. I am sucked into Game of Thrones big time. Orange is the New Black should be showing up with the next season from Nextflix and I'm loving Lillyhammer. I've gotten into foriegn tv shows. A lot of BBC stuff; I can't deciede if I like Yonderland yet or not. But it's different. I liked Borgen, Maria Weiner, The Alice, the Australian version of Willard is much better than US version (the dog is evil- lol, just like dogs can get possesive of their owners in real life). Reign is also decent. At first the music bothered me because it's set in the 1500's, so modern music seemed jarring. But I got passed that. Oh, one of my favorites has been Love/Hate. Don't miss that if you get a chance to see it. It's Irish tv. In a strange twist, I liked the US version of Shameless better than the UK version. I wish I could find more Canadian tv. I've caught a few that were very good, just hard to locate. Once in awhile I'll watch the Fifth Estate.
I think this is why ppl don't want tv on the internet. So many shows are used to getting an audience because that's all that's on. I think Springsteen has a song "120 channels with nothing on". Isn't that the truth IMO.