That's a lot of TV...

I frighten myself sometimes about how much TV I watch.  I don't know what I would do without my DVR.  Just to give an idea of what I watch throughout the year.

ABC
Castle
Revenge
Once Upon a Time
Scandal
Nashville
Dancing with the Stars

CBS
The Good Wife
Person of Interest
Elementary
Under the Dome
How I Met Your Mother

FOX
The Following
Raising Hope
New Girl
The Mindy Project


NBC
Grimm
Revolution
Hannibal
The Voice
Parks and Recreation

The CW (via Hulu)
Arrow
Supernatural
Nikita
Beauty & the Beast
Vampire Diaries

USA
White Collar
Suits
Covert Affairs
Psych
Burn Notice

SyFy
Warehouse 13
Lost Girl
Haven
Being Human
Continuum
Defiance

BBC America
Doctor Who
Orphan Black
Broadchurch
Copper

FX
The Americans
The Bridge

TNT
Franklin & Bash
Falling Skies

MTV
Awkward.
Teen Wolf

AMC
The Walking Dead
Hell on Wheels

A&E
Bates Motel

PBS
Downton Abbey

Shows I'll be checking out in the 2013-2014 season
Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
Trophy Wife
Back in the Game
Once Upon a Time in Wonderland
Killer Women
Resurrection
Killer Women
Betrayal
Hostages
The Crazy Ones
Intelligence
Sleepy Hollow
Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Almost Human
Gang Related
Us & Them
The Blacklist
Ironside
Dracula
Crossbones
Crisis
Believe
About a Boy
The Originals
The Tomorrow People
The 100
Reign
Mob City

Hello interwebs.  I will be using this space to write about myself, my family, but mainly about my geeky interests.

I actively watch around 50 television series through the course of the year (with plans to add more this fall) and found that I was often being asked for recommendations and opinions on good shows to watch.  I tend to watch the more serialized shows over procedurals or reality.  I plan to post reactions to new shows and maybe get into more recaps/reviews as time allows.

I also love videogames, books, and geeky movies, especially sci-fi and fantasy.

To quote Simon Pegg:
Being a geek is all about being honest about what you enjoy and not being afraid to demonstrate that affection.  It means never having to play it cool about how much you like something.  It's basically a license to proudly emote on a somewhat childish level rather than behave like a supposed adult.  Being a geek is extremely liberating.