The Buried Life

[newport king]

Not sure if anyone else is watching this show other than me and a bunch of 14 year old girls but its pretty good. Long story short 4 guys made a list of 100 things to do before u die, then set out on a road trip to see what they can get accomplished. And every episode they help a stranger do something. Good concept, kind of inspiring.

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and i wont lie i got all choked up when they reconnected that father with his son after 17 years. :glurps:

[mikeyboy]

I checked it out because of the incessant promos during Jersey Shore. Magnanimous gestures aside, It's not a very good show.

[Chigworthy]

I saw a commercial for this. The "everyday joe" who narrated really got me interested. I mean, they've got the smart guy, the daredevil, the clown, and the everyday joe. It doesn't seem contrived, faked up, horseshit, garbagey, regurgitated pap, or unrealistic in any way. It's amazing to me that these four ordinary people came up with this list and mission, and we were lucky enough that a TV producer caught wind of it and realized that it would make great TV.