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All Creatures Great And Small.
Not me, my wife loves the show. But I'll occasionally watch an episode with her.
She mentioned that whenever Siegfried says he's going to see his mother, he's really seeing one of his girlfriends.
My wife often leaves in the evening to see her mother.
Netflix's "Death By Lightning." President James Garfield and his assassination probably don't strike many as must-see TV but the cast is a-fvkin-amazing and the story moves. Nick Offerman as corrupt Chester A. Arthur is a blast.
Netflix's "Death By Lightning." President James Garfield and his assassination probably don't strike many as must-see TV but the cast is a-fvkin-amazing and the story moves. Nick Offerman as corrupt Chester A. Arthur is a blast.
Being someone who watches close to anything, tv is hard to further watch without developing symptoms, and internet-streaming keeps getting there by every one of our in- and exhalations alltogether, so Long Live Rock 'n' Roll.
I can't find the post anymore but I want to thank Red_Dragon for recommending "The Lowdown". We just finished it, so good. We really were emersed in the show, both with the acting and the location. We both immediately recognized the Philbrook and the Tulsa downtown skyline. Being a former dancer, I appreciated how they represented the native American community as well.
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Nov 11, 2025 - 2:51am
I've been watching the 1955-1957 Science Friction Theater TV series as its fun to see the old equipment and wildly inaccurate predictions. Funny to see them bragging about a ranch house size computer that can translate languages using punch cards and teletypes. And claiming we'd have a base om Mars by the 1970's etc.
What i actually liked lately was Mr.Mercedes. The plot isn't so heavily focused on mystery of action as on a variety of psycho-ness of its main characters, which I enjoyed quite a lot.
Somewhat outstanding for a novel by Steven King to me.
Very much digging Plu1bus only two episodes in.
Incorporates a LOT of other concepts, and thatâs fine.
Itâs a bit of a mystery box like Lost, in that you donât quite know whatâs going on, and Iâm not sure how theyâre gonna keep it going for four seasons, like Vince Gilligan wants.
Still - get in on it while itâs fresh. We just want you to be happy.
This looks very good, if a little creepy.
Rhea Seehorn was great as Kim Wexler in "Better Call Saul." I was rooting for Kim even as I turned against Jimmy.
Caught episode 8 of "The Lowdon" and was able to piece together much of the story. Really liked it. A little more shambly than Billy Bob Thornton's "Goliath" but the two series had a lot in common, at least in look and feel.
Am binge watching "AP Bio" before it leaves Netflix in the middle of the month. Light and a little repetitive but the characters are great.
Not a TV show, but would love to see "Honey Don't." Margo Qualley was utterly convincing n Netflix's "Maid" and a hoot in "Drive Away Dolls."
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Nov 9, 2025 - 2:16pm
Very much digging Plu1bus only two episodes in.
Incorporates a LOT of other concepts, and thatâs fine.
Itâs a bit of a mystery box like Lost, in that you donât quite know whatâs going on, and Iâm not sure how theyâre gonna keep it going for four seasons, like Vince Gilligan wants.
Still - get in on it while itâs fresh. We just want you to be happy.
Saw that there was a twist, which put people off, but i immediately closed the window so have no idea. But it doesnât sound promising⦠Too bad, because Iâm enjoying the ham handedness of it (the shot in ep 3? Where heâs in the shower, cut to water going down the drain and then it turns into an eyeâ¦helLO Mr Hitchcockâ¦)
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Apr 28, 2025 - 5:31pm
islander wrote:
Pretty good, right up until the 'twist', then.... well only another episode or two, guess we should finish it.
Saw that there was a twist, which put people off, but i immediately closed the window so have no idea. But it doesnât sound promising⦠Too bad, because Iâm enjoying the ham handedness of it (the shot in ep 3? Where heâs in the shower, cut to water going down the drain and then it turns into an eyeâ¦helLO Mr Hitchcockâ¦)
