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colossus2: I thought Strike Back has Season 5. It ended in Season 5 or was it Season4? I can't recall anyway. It is a lovely series.
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Strike Back currently has 4 seasons as of 7th July 2014. The 5th Season is billed to premiere later this year, the returning cast and additional crew will be announced at later date.

Initially scheduled for summer 2014 (June), the season had to be pushed back due to an off-set injury to series star Sullivan Stapleton (Damian Scott).

Agbogashi: Someone should please please link me to another tv series like 24. I'm really a fan...

Strike Back: More actioned packed than 24. The protagonists: 2 British agents - One English and one American - constantly find themselves in precarious situation as they combat various acts of terrorism. Very explosive and laced with red hot machismo. The action never stops. Each season takes place in a different City in a different country. Currently has 4 seasons.
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The Unit: Action packed and walks one through the lives of the members of top-secret military unit, as they consistently undertake top secret missions in hostile territories, knock heads with their superiors (the Pentagon) and tries to combat their personal lives all at once. 4 seasons available.
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Homeland: Probably the most realistic political thriller out there... and probably the best. A young CIA analyst with bipolar disorder tries to foil an enormous terror attack on the the United States home soil by a terrorism kingpin with a grudge. Currently has 3 seasons.
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Bravoosii: If anyone is being myopic right now it's you. Of all the great books written and songs sung, you mean you can actually pick one? Well, I don't know the type of books you read or music you listen to. Different strokes and all that. For me, it's impossible to have a favorite of the aforementioned likewise a GoT quote.

Surely when one could not pick out a favorite from all the quotes, songs, novels etc, teeming all over the place and very accessible thanks to the internet, then it becomes obvious that the person in question haven't dabbled enough into them.

People get inspired all the time by their favorite quotes, in fact, in most cases, it doubles as life philosophy. The same thing applies to favorite music and books. For example, I work out every morning with my personal best "Simply The Best" - Tina Turner blaring in my ears. Keeps me going and upbeat every time.

People that are indecisive of what they want are those who usually have difficulty picking out personal favs out of anything. When you've figured out exactly who you are/were, everything else would fall into place... that's just the way it is.

Episode 6 Recap
In 2002, Cohle investigates on his own a series of old missing persons cases, linking the victims to the Tuttle schools. He seeks out Theriot, who has since quit the ministry and become a drunk, to ask about Wellspring, a defunct foundation that financed the rural schools while Theriot was a seminarian at the college Tuttle established. Theriot claims that Wellspring covered up child molestation scandals and implies that he was intimidated into silence after being questioned in 1995.

Cohle tries to interview Kelly, Ledoux's surviving victim in 1995 and institutionalized with regressive catatonia, to ask her if a third man was involved with her abduction. She describes a giant man with scars, and begins screaming when Cohle asks about the man's face.

Despite being ordered to stop his investigations, Cohle meets with Tuttle, ostensibly seeking the names of former Wellspring employees but actually fishing for reactions from him. Tuttle complains to the department, misrepresenting the nature of the meeting. Cohle cites this as proof of Tuttle's culpability, but is suspended from duty anyway.

Hart runs into Beth, a former underage prostitute he interviewed during the Dora Langea investigation, and starts an affair with her. A suspicious Maggie checks Hart's cell and finds a picture of Beth. Maggie then goes to Cohle's apartment and seduces him; Cohle, disgusted and infuriated when she tells him she had sex to get rid of Hart, kicks her out. Maggie tells Hart anyway, who attacks Cohle in the department parking lot. Cohle quits immediately after.
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In 2012, Papania and Gilbough interview Maggie, now remarried. She is scornful of their motives and denies that the divorce from Hart had anything to do with Cohle. Asked to characterize Cohle, she describes him as a good man with integrity. Hart abruptly walks out on his interview when Papania and Gilbrough again suggest that Cohle may have killed Tuttle in 2010 and been responsible for all the other murders.

Cohle follows Hart and initiates their first contact since the fight. Cohle asks Hart to buy him a beer, saying they
should talk, to which Hart agrees, but after Cohle turns
away, arms himself with a revolver.

Bravoosii: Are you kidding me?! This is just like asking for a favorite song or movie or book. You CANNOT have a favorite Game of Thrones quote.

Don't be myopic. People do have personal favs in everything known to man, be it dogs, foods, novels, hotels, Movies, TV series, and quotes. There is always something out of a common group that stands out for someone to pick and keep.

Take for instance, I do have a favorite song, movie, book and GOT quote:

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Epic.

That wasn't my intention at all. You're entitled to your own preferences just like I'm entitled to mine. Remember, this argument started as a result of your telling the other lady that she may be alone in her opinion of the show, or have you forgotten? Well, she's not.

@mr.drizzy: Like I said earlier, I would have liked Teen Wolf had it been I were 5 years younger. There's no denying the fact it's an exciting series... for young adults. It's something that I can watch in idle amusement to pass the time as I wait for something better... just like I does with Tom and Jerry Cartoon series or the Simpsons.

Forgive me for saying this but I can't help but look down on any programme, be it feature film or TV shows that originates from the CW and MTV. You see, these 2 channels strictly targets teen audience, most especially the CW.

What is the CW? It's a teen Channel that was formed from the stables of Times Warner group (Owners of NBC, Universal Inc, MTV, Walt Disney Inc and Nickelodeon) and CBS. The channel's main aim is produce shows that can satisfy young adults. Shows like the Originals, Reigns, Beauty and the Beast, and Arrow are not something one can watch and pick some memorable quotes from. The writers are not as well paid as their counterparts that writes for adult channels like HBO, Showtime, Netflix and FX.

Ever wondered why a show - even the CW's Supernatural - from the CW and MTV has never won the prestigious Emmy and Golden Globe awards but usually walks home with the kiddies Choice awards? Ever wondered why? Mull on that.

A show with no memorable quotes, no profanities, no crass humour, no nudîty, and too many CGI's to cover up other shortcomings doesn't interest me at all. I can watch it, sure, but it's not something I can open up a fan page and gush about.

Darey_00: @RayMacBlue..
Go preach to the choir Oga!! Na you first watch Being Human ni? Na so una go dey form on top anything. Durrh

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(FYI, The bolded was the only thing out of the gibberish you posted above I could comprehend, the rest... meeh).

I got no beef with you boy. Obviously, you're a teenager, I don't argue or exchange words with teens, I got standards, you know?

Oh Yeah, Sookie's a bonafide whôre. I mean, that gal got the hots for anything supernatural. She had slept with 3 Vamps: Bill, Eric, Marlo, and a werewolf and current boyfriend Alcide Herveaux (I hope I got the spelling right). Jason's not the only hôrny sod in the family after all.

And she's a big hypocrite too to cap it all. I think on further reflection, my beef with the series is not as much as my disgust with Sookie's sex life which is appalling to say the least and paints a bad image for the show, seeing that she's the principal character. I think she may be retârded or something cuz she's seriously flawed... and in a bad way.

It would served the show's ratings better if the show runners eventually kill her off later in the course of 7th season, maybe and only then will I reevaluate my opinion on the matter.

Psychodavidovic: You don't outgrow what you really like.

Yes, you do. Take for instance, I used to love Vampire Dairies in it's early days, but after discovering the much more matured 'Being Human' - basically another vampire-werewolf themed TV show, but was specifically made for matured audience, much like True Blood - I couldn't help but realized that the storytelling, delivery and acting in the former was tad childish in comparison... and a little too fantastic and preposterous for any matured taste out there.

I'm sure I would have liked Teen Wolf had I being 5 years younger and unexposed to the sheer qualities of True Blood, Penny Dreadful and Being Human, but alas, I'd tasted the forbidden fruit and seen things, things that had forever modified and improved my expectations and standards, and now... I can't go back.

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Episode 5 Recap
In 1995, Ginger and Cohle (still undercover) meet with DeWall Ledoux, Reggie's cousin and cook partner, in a roadside bar. DeWall refuses to do a drug deal with Cohle, but after DeWall leaves, Hart follows him. Hart radios his location to Cohle and the pair meet up near the hidden meth lab in the bayou, where Cohle leads the way through brush, avoiding hidden explosive booby traps rigged to kill unwary intruders.

The pair descend on the house where Hart apprehends Reggie and handcuffs him. Cohle draws down on DeWall, who has just stepped out of the meth lab, as Hart is searching the premises, coming across two kidnapped and abused children, one of them dead. Enraged, Hart executes Reggie Ledoux with a shot to the head. DeWall panics and flees but is killed when he detonates one of the booby traps. Hart removes the handcuffs from the dead Ledoux, and Cohle sprays the yard with bullets from an AK to give the appearance that a shootout had taken place.

In their 2012 interviews (voiced over the actual events) and later before a shooting board, the pair separately relate identical concocted stories of surviving a chaotic
firefight in which Hart managed to kill Ledoux. Hart and
Cohle are hailed back at the station and in the press as
heroes, with both receiving commendations and
promotions.
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By 2002, Hart is reconciled with his wife and kids, while Cohle has a physician girlfriend. Hart's daughter Audrey has begun acting out and tensions rise once again in the household. Cohle, a renowned interrogator, is brought in to get a confession out of a robber accused of murdering two people in a store while high on PCP. After confessing, the prisoner begs for a deal from Cohle, declaring that Ledoux wasn't the killer of the missing girls--the real killer was never caught and is still killing. He claims he himself met the "Yellow King," information withheld from the public in the Dora Lange case, and that people high up know about the killer. Cohle beats the man, demanding "a name," but is restrained by other detectives.

He returns later with Hart to find that the prisoner has killed himself in his cell after receiving a phone call (purportedly from his lawyer) made from a public pay phone out in the middle of nowhere. Cohle returns to the abandoned religious school, where he find dozens of stick sculptures, and drawings and black stars on the walls.
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[color=#009900]In 2012, Papania and Gilbough tell Hart that they suspect that Cohle, who they allege conveniently led Hart to every clue or lead in the case, has been behind the killings all along; Cohle has been spotted among the bystanders at the scene of the recent killing in Lake Charles that is similar to the Dora Lange case.

Cohle has also been a person of interest in the suspicious death of Reverend Tuttle two years before. Cohle walks out of his interview after the detectives
accuse him, ridiculing them to get a warrant, while Hart is asked in his interview to explain what exactly happened between him and Cohle in 2002.[/color]

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Memorable Quotes from Season One

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Csami: Just because you didn't learn to love it doesn't make it less interesting. 6 according to you might be boring but at least it brought something interesting in the 7.

Sookie's now a complete whôre that can sleep with anybody that caught her fancy. I missed the Sookie of Season 1-4, at least, that version had some dignity apart from being a fang banger.

What's with the fairy tale concerning a certain Vampire goddess named Lilith anyway? Why did the show runners had to bring religious annotations into a series that doesn't really need one?

Season 5 and 6 are major failures IMHO and I wouldn't be suprise if the 7th season toes similar lines.

Psychodavidovic: Hide my face for liking a movie ?

You're taking it too serious man.

Point of correction, it's not a movie, rather it's a television fantasy drama series... made for kids.

To each his/her own, but any show that more than 90% of casts are supposedly teenagers doesn't interest me in the least. I used to enjoy shows like those, but I've outgrown them just I did with Cartoons and Animations.

Csami: Still speak for yourself. Season 6 is as good as other seasons as well.

I agreed with her. After forcing myself to finish season 6 albeit with a lot of skipping involved, I finally accepted the fact that HBO had finally succeeded in ruining what used to be one of the best Vampire series on TV. Now, I'd rather watch Being Human (US) or Penny Dreadful.

candygosh: Favourite quote from season one opening.
Stiles: two joggers found a body in the woods
Scott: a dead body?
Stiles: no, a body of water, yes dumbass, a dead body

What qualified the above as memorable quotes?? Nothing. It's mere monologues, not a quote. A quote makes one think deeply or reflect.

Take a glance at my signature, will you? Now, that's a quote.

Teen Wolf, Beauty and the beast, Vampire Dairies, The Original, and Arrow all have one thing in common: they are shows specifically made for teen audience. Adults that actually like those shows should hide their faces in shame.