What's on my DVR right now

Remember my micro review of this show when I said that if we couldn't DVR this show, my boyfriend would quit his job? I wasn't joking. This is by far our number one addiction from HBO. I love how they treat vampires vs humans as a civil rights issue, how they incorporate Greek mythology and different creatures, how they always keep me on the edge of my seat and how I just can't wait until the next episode.

I love this show, period. I think it does an amazingly accurate portrayal of Hollywood and all its players. Jeremy Piven as Ari is so incredibly perfect as the agent and some of the things he says are just shocking, that's what I love about him. The writing is so on point and the characters are all played to a tee, as they say.

Dave Chappelle is by far my favorite comedian! I love and miss the Chappelle Show so badly that I treasure these DVRed shows along with my DVD collection. Comedy Central really messed up with him and I wish he was back on the air. I also really enjoyed his block party he threw and made into a documentary of all my favorite artists, it's exactly the same concert I'd throw if I could!

As a self-described dance addict, this show feeds my addiction perfectly. You get world famous choreographers, amazing dancers that are unknowns, every genre of dance and great music choice all in a couple of hours for free. Where else could you see the Rumba, Viennese Waltz, Contemporary, Hip-Hop and Tango all in one place?
See the full review, "So I Wish I Could Dance Like That!".

The other show that Fernando and I agree on because of our love of breakdancing. We go to competitions all the time. In fact, I introduced him to the International Hip Hop Competition that the show is based on and during that competition, we learned that they had sold it to Randy Jackson for an MTV series. Suffice to say, we were NOT happy but, as much as we tried to fight it, we ended up loving the series because it wasn't just one competition. Plus, my favorite hip-hop choreographer, Shane Sparks, is a judge.

I hope you won't judge me too harshly if I confess to you that this is where I get my current events information. Stewart is so incredibly witty that he catches the best well-spun politicians off guard and I just love that. He does an amazing job of humorously covering important topics and interviewing the insiders

Oh, how I love The Office. Steve Carrell is the most ridiculous boss ever and always does everything so wrong that in the morning, no matter how crazy your office is, it'll never beat The Office. I can easily watch hours and hours of this show and never be aware that any time has passed.

Cesar Milan always makes me want to rush out and get a dog. Then, watch his show so that I can train said dog. He has such an amazing way of changing the owners to help them improve their relationship with their pets. He also taught me to do my research before getting a pet, to make sure I can provide what the dog's personality will need as far as nurturing and understanding.

The number one reason I DVR this is because I cry every single episode and sometimes you don't feel like crying! It's amazing what Ty and his team plus the volunteers from the community do to help out those less fortunate. This show always gives me hope because you get to see how many people reach out to those in need and lend a helping hand.

Oh my goodness, Chef Ramsey has made me terrified of eating out! The restaurants that he goes to are so incredibly revolting that is amazes me that the owners are shocked they're going out of business. What's even more shocking is that when Ramsey tries to help out, they yell at him! It's fun to see how he completely transforms the restaurants as well as saves these people's businesses.

Fernando loves the OC Housewives because he knows all about where they live and hang out. I love the New Jersey and Atlanta because they have the most drama and it's always fun to be reminded that money can't buy you class but, it can buy you ratings.

This is spoken word at its best with Mos Def as a host, how could you go wrong? I also love spoken word and used to perform it all the time throughout Northern California and Reno. This is an amazing show that helps bridge the gap between hip-hop and poetry.

I definitely am one of those people that watch only the performance part of the show and don't rush to the phone to vote but, I have always have an opinion. American Idol is one of those shows that I get caught up in when it's on but, soon forget about as soon as it's off until the next season.

My mom introduced this show to me and I ended up watching it. Is it good enough for me to rush home to? No but, I do enjoy watching it when I have the time. They provide the old standby comedy partnership of the square, good guy versus the witty, careless brother with well-timed comedic quips from the maid and the little boy to keep you chuckling.

I happened along this new HBO original series because it's sandwiched between two of my favorite shows. It kind of reminds me of Weeds on Showtime but, substituting male prostitution instead of drug dealing in the suburbs which provides plenty of comedic fodder, especially since the male prostitute is a high school coach and has two awkward teenagers!