tonight. With Boardwalk Empire done, Orange - as well as waiting for the rest of Mad Men and Homeland - once those are all done, we will be hunting for some new series to relish.

Not sure if you've seen it, but it's just incredible. And I never imagined I'd want to watch a show about meth heads in Albuquerque, but damn if it isn't the best thing I've ever seen.

Anyway, as far as OITNB, I just couldn't get into it this time. I actually had to force myself to watch the last few episodes, mainly because I wanted to see what happened with Daya's baby.

I would rank them, best to least (relatively speaking), Six Feet, Sopranos, Breaking Bad, In Treatment, then a grouping of Homeland, Orange and Boardwalk. Six Feet Under towers above them all for us, with Sopranos and Breaking just a tad behind but both superb.

If you've not seen it, In Treatment is quite remarkable.

I'm on vacation this week and could stand a good binge. I'll check out In Treatment, too. Thanks for the tip!

I also loved The Sopranos, and I've debated which was better between that and Br Ba. Although the writing, acting, and directing for each are superb, I have to give a slight edge to Br Ba. This is mainly because I found the characters/situations to be more relate able. I know teachers, and bookeepers, and cops and x-ray techs. I don't know anyone in the Mafia!

All the older HBO programs are.

Also found In Treatment, too. Thanks.

Will do so tonight, but I think this is a weaker season. I do love the back stories. Chang is the winner there.

It seems like they ran out of material from the book (haven't read it), and are just winging it this season. I agree about Poussey. She's a complex and likable character. But I like Susanne, too.

There's something about her that is just so endearing.

Disappointing

If you are looking for a new series

Bloodline ....excellent

Season two has been ordered

I don't know that I believe these changes in Piper.

What's up with that?!