ANIME TV SERIES GEEK

The story is set in December of 2199, when the streets are full of anticipation for the end of the year and the start of the new one. Amid the celebrations, word spreads that Ragna the Bloodedge, an SS-class rebel with the highest ever bounty on his head, has appeared in the 13th Hierarchical City of Kagutsuchi. The apparent aim of Ragna or the "Grim Reaper" is the destruction of the system controlling the world. To collect the bounty, a motley array of unrivaled fighters converge on Kagutsuchi. First episode: 08 Oct 2013

Adult Swim has just announced a new season of Samurai Jack to launch in 2016. The show will return during Adult Swim's Toonami block and is currently in production in Los Angeles. You read that right folks, the 4 time Primetime Emmy Award winning series that has its roots in the early 2000's is back! Samurai Jack , created by Genndy Tartakovsky follows Jack, a samurai who travelled through time with the quest to head back to where he came from and defeat the demon Aku. The show ended in 2004 but not before cultivating a die hard fanbase that has been clamoring for it's return for just over 10 years.

Jim Gordon is a rising detective in corrupt Gotham City, where his late father was a successful district attorney. Brave, honest and determined to prove himself, Jim hopes to return the city to the glamorous, purer version he remembers as a child. He and his partner, legendary Detective Harvey Bullo ck, must navigate the dirty politics of Gotham's justice system, even as they tackle a high-profile case, the murder of billionaires Thomas and Martha Wayne. Gordon becomes a friend to their young orphan, Bruce. Seriously I thought that a lack of the Bruce Wayne/Batman character would ruin it, but "Gotham" proved me wrong thanks to its interesting prequel events, slew of well known actors and pot of memorable characters. First episode date: September 22, 2014 Network: FOX Directors: Danny Cannon

                                                    What if world war II had an alternate end.what if Nazis ruled the west and japan ruled the east.the series story line is based on   Philip K. Dick's novel. the intense drama has one of those simple premises that makes it almost irresistible: what would have happened if Hitler had won? The series is set 17 years after the end of WWII, in 1962. Der Fuhrer, pushing 80, is dying. The remaining leaders of the world’s two super powers–Germany and Japan–are jockeying for power. It’s sort of like what’s happening now with the Conservatives post-Harper. The U.S. has been divide up between Imperial Japan on the Left coast and the “Greater Nazi Reich” on the (far) Right. In between there is a no-man’s land running basically through the mountains and desserts of Utah and Arizona that’s one dusty wild west of a sorta safe zone. this is a must watch show which will take your mind away.this tv show can bring back the golden days of tv.

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Netflix takes on the infamous Medellín drug cartel in "Narcos," which follows the rise and fall of Colombian kingpin Pablo Escobar and the Drug Enforcement Agency agents hunting him. The story is told largely from the points of view of Escobar, played by Brazilian actor Wagner Moura, and U.S. DEA Ag ent Steve Murphy (Boyd Holbrook), on opposite sides of what would become an all-out war. The gritty drama begins with the early days of the drug battle, when the biggest offenders were "hippies in flip-flops" caught with up to a kilo of marijuana, continuing to the violent, bloody battles between members of the cartel peddling tons of kilos of cocaine and drug agents from Colombia, Mexico, and the U.S. -- a struggle estimated to have cost at least 4,000 lives over two decades. Pedro Pascal ("Game of Thrones") co-stars as Mexican DEA Agent Javier Peña. Personal view:- This is drama that commands your utmost attention.I personally recommend you should wa

1. Cheers What better setting for a sitcom than a bar? We could all relate to hanging out and goofing off with other regulars. Sharp writing and a great cast that successfully grew throughout the series’ run helped  Cheers  stay on the air for a remarkable 11 Seasons, garnering 28 Emmys along the way. Cheers  helped NBC own Thursday nights for an entire decade. 2. The Cosby Show One of the biggest hit shows of the 80s,  The Cosby Show  left it’s mark on television.  Eight years, over two-hundred episodes, (only!) two Emmys, two Golden Globes, and an endless supply of sweaters and hoagies. 3. Seinfeld Arguably the most culturally significant sitcom of all time. Jokes and scenes from  Seinfeld  had ways of becoming jokes between you and your friends, family, co-workers, and total strangers. It felt as if each episode had an immediate impact on pop culture. Jerry, Elaine, George and Kramer are four of the funniest characters ever, and their exploits still l