Ernie Kovacs was cast as the slimy con man Frankie Canon in the 1960 film "North to Alaska" with John Wayne and Stewart Granger, and he was brilliant in the part.

He really did bring a large part of himself to every role he played; Robert Downey Jr. is the only current actor I can think of that does this in a similar manner.

Meanwhile zombies are just part of the show's environment. Kinda like Obama speaking with a background of smiling (but definitely undead) human props.
Oh, wow, did I just have a wicked thought! I'm thinking the opening line of the ultimate classic (that created the ghoul-type zombie) Night of the Living Dead. Substitute "They're coming to get you, Barbabra" with King Barry.
I'm creating my own movie title now: The Attack of the Human Props. The theme: What libtards devolve into. The End? Think the Left Coast, sea water and lemmings.
Maybe I'm on too much of a roll The last time I clowned here I got scolded. Got something I need to do. Bye!.

Well, Hiraghm, after reading most of this thread down to here, I think I'm in your corner regarding much of this. That is, when the Hollywood types start shoveling too much PC into a story line or screw around with historical events by injecting too much modern behavior (again late 20th century PC or history rewriting), I shut off the TV or change the channel. With that said, I'll vote for B5, Firefly, and Chuck (just started watching Chuck even though the series ended some time ago). Never saw Brimstone.

Then take a pass on it Hiraghm.

Not trying to sell it to you, just answer your questions about it.

I mostly liked the music on Miami Vice, and the lighting and cinematography

I loved Earnie Kovacs and still miss him! Also love Firefly and the movie Serenity which cam from it.

Bonanza is on TV Land, and Victory at Sea can be purchased.

Now that I think of it we really enjoyed going through Morse, a detective in Oxford. We got those from Netflix then we got all of the Inspector Lewis series. Just rented The Railway Man from Netflix . Incredible.

Me too. They buried those guns us know. Carol and T will show up and make some heads roll. My guess. :)

Going back a bit, but I like Foyle's War Major Crimes, NCIS, Castle and a great show called The Middle.

LOL! Yeah, that well-organized new bad guy bunch put up signs inviting people to a happy place just to mess with them. Soon they'll learn they've bitten off way than they can chew. Looking forward to seeing how they get their butts kicked..

There are also some very recent rumors of a Babylon 5 reboot movie. Google it for more info.

Babylon 5 is great.

Babylon 5's security chief was played by the very thoughtful radio talk show host, Jerry Doyle. Jerry is definitely libertarian, but I am not sure if he is Objectivist.

One more comment... ok two comments.
"no one on Babylon 5 is exactly what they appear"
B5 is like a book that you can't put down. (You know which book, don't you?)

I like "Justified".

No real order here ...
Babylon 5 - Deeply philosophical and one of the first series that killed off major characters way before George RR
Breaking Bad - Like B5 above, a masterpiece partly because of the planned story arc. Beginning, middle and end.
Game of Thrones - as long as we're talking George RR
The Prisoner (1960's series) - A psychological battle with lots of Objectivist content.
Justified - The best written show currently on TV.
Sons of Anarchy - Outlaws as capitalists.
Person of Interest
Ray Donovan
Halt and Catch Fire

Not sure which are available on Netflix.
I also want to put a plug in for my favorite TV tracking site tvmuse.com Set up a free acount and it allows you to save and track all the shows you follow, including various ways to notify you when new episodes are out. For each episode, people post thoughts as well as streaming links. The site itself does not host or promote the links, more like friends sharing content, but that's a whole nuther topic.

It's the best show ever... "They're screwing with the wrong people".