HBO Series

One of the major trends in television over the last decade is the advent of so many awards-winning series on premium cable networks. From the Sopranos on HBO and the many who followed in the award of the series of steps to grab, cable TV is the place where top-notch actors star in the original series. At this time, viewers satellite television with Showtime HD package can watch these shows on a weekly basis. Here is a list of four of the most controversial series.

Californication

Sharing a name with a Red Hot Chili Peppers (pending lawsuit, though seemingly useless), this program could be subtitled "Misanthropic Writer misbehave." David Duchovny of X-Files star fame as a promising author of New York who moves to Hollywood and watches his life go from bad to worse. Trying to reconcile his inner torment and loathing in Los Angeles with the desire to reunite with his former girlfriend and mother of his teenage daughter, the writer Hank Moody is a tormented soul. The program tracks your appointments as many funds from Moody in a sea of alcoholism and sex addiction. Charles Bukowski would be proud of? Perhaps, but the scenes do not look as Barfly Californication well as HD production.

Penn & Teller Bulls ** t

From the bad boys of comedy, this show revolves around Penn & Teller expose new trends and is turning in the modern world. The episodes have focused on the bottled water industry and the evils of secondhand smoke exaggerated hand. While the snuff industry can be supported as a bold statement, the "duo of evil" lately have been wrong in the second problem of second-hand smoke and snuff recanted. However, their pursuit of truth is focused on materials available at the time and addresses the issue bluntly. As the episode of bottled water, which came out of their way to humiliate the guests in an elegant restaurant in California, when a bottle filled with a hose from the back before selling it for $ 7. Point taken.

Weeds

Another very famous show in the lineup of HD Showtime. Weeds is the story of what happens when a California mother is a widow and has to find a way to support the family ... which happens to be selling marijuana. Originally a desperate, a woman (played Mary-Louise Parker) becomes more entrepreneurs like gathers and is in charge of this dangerous profession. Ranging from the Crimson Pirate in tone, Weeds has attracted a large cult following and Parker won a Golden Globe for his portrayal of character.

The L Word

Recently, the conclusion of its six most popular season on Showtime, The L Word was a feeling in the gay and lesbian community. Focusing on the life of a savage industry some of the gay population in West Hollywood, The L Word was allegedly on the basis of a celebrity stylist in New York, hair, and her life moving west. The show was in many of the taboos American television (such as bisexuality and transgender issues), earning great respect for the network in the process. Although the show is out of production phase, the satellite TV subscribers can check out the episodes by using the On-Demand.

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