Bunch of good shows premiering very soon.

Friday, May 19:
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt Season 3, Netflix
8/7c: 12 Monkeys Season 3, Syfy
Note: Season 3 will air over three consecutive nights, from 8-11pm.

Sunday, May 21:
9/8: Twin Peaks Season 3, Showtime I'll check it out but it may be mostly hype, just like the first one.
Note: The first two Sundays will each have two episodes. The series moves to 8/7c starting August 6.

Monday, May 22:
9/8c: The Bachelorette Season 13, ABC
Note: The show moves to its regular 8/7c timeslot starting on May 29.

Tuesday, May 23:
Casual Season 3, Hulu

Thursday, May 25:
8/7c: Love Connection Season 1, FOX
9/8c: Beat Shazam Season 1, FOX

Friday, May 26:
Bloodline Season 3, Netflix

Monday, May 29:
9/8c: Whose Line Is It Anyway? Summer Premiere, The CW
10/9c: Still Star-Crossed Season 1, ABC

Tuesday, May 30:
House of Cards Season 5, Netflix
8/7c: America's Got Talent Season 12, NBC
10/9c: World of Dance Season 1, NBC
10/9c: Fear Factor Season 8, MTV Glad to see this one back. Not for the "faint of stomach". Will Joe Rogan host again ?
9/8c: Animal Kingdom Season 2, TNT

Wednesday, May 31:
8/7c: MasterChef Season 9, FOX
9/8c: The F Word with Gordon Ramsay, FOX
9/8c: The Carmichael Show Season 3, NBC

Thursday, June 1:
9/8c: Nashville Season 5B Premiere, CMT

Sunday, June 4:
9/8c: Fear the Walking Dead Season 3, AMC
Note: The premiere is a two-hour episode.

Monday, June 5:
8/7c: Shadowhunters Summer Premiere, Freeform
9/8c: Stitchers Season 3, Freeform

I'll watch:
12 Monkeys
Twin Peaks
Casual
Bloodline
House of Cards
Fear Factor
Fear the Walking Dead
Stitchers

Same here, except for House of Cards, which I've never watched, but might give it a try, and I don't know what 'Casual' is.

Meanwhile the 12 Monkeys 'marathon' starts tonight and as luck would have it I have no other viewing conflicts.

House of Cards is really good. I wasn't sure I would like it because political dramas can be dry and slow. House of Cards doesn't try to hide the fact that low life sub-humans politicians and staffers are in fighting for power and control inside the beltway. Kevin Spacey is great in this series.


Casual is "a new comedy series about a bachelor brother and his newly divorced sister living under one roof again. Together, they coach each other through the crazy world of dating while raising her teenage daughter." It has some funny and strange situations and characters. It's on Hulu so I'll have to watch on Kodi.