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i know right I have loved him as an actor since than and i always get the impression that he's kinda of laid back kind of guy too. you are right Alias does have some hit and misses seasons. but season 1 i think is my favorite one for obvious reasons. i haven't watched episode #2 yet though. right now i'm watching The Twilight Zone Season 2 and it's The Lateness in the Hour i think it's called?
Everyone needs to watch Chernobyl.
Incredible, incredible show.
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Well I know what I'll be watching for the foreseeable future! I just found out that nine seasons of Baywatch have been remastered in HD and are streaming on Amazon Prime:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEWykz-c6Qk
I'm not sure if anybody is watching What We Do in the Shadows, but it's quite good.
The show is based on the movie that was released a few years ago. The movie itself is great. The premise shouldn't work at all, but it does. A mockumentary about vampires. Kind of a hard sell for some, but it's worth checking out.
The film is directed by Taika Waititi, who directed Thor: Ragnarok. The highlight episode for me is episode 7. They bring out some heavy hitters for cameos, including Tilda Swinton, Bautista, Evan Rachel Wood, Paul Reubens, Danny Trejo and Wesley Snipes. Taika Waititi himself also makes an appearance. It's pure gold.
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I do wonder how some of this info got out (assuming they aren't creating things out of whole cloth). Assuming they aren't doing that, while I'm not surprised by the Soviet insistence on secrecy, I am surprised at the apparent willingness to give each other bad info (in private conversations, keep in mind) rather than give each other bad news.
Does anyone know what sources this was based on, specifically?
Some Chernobyl info here:
https://www.businessinsider.com/cher...e-myths-2019-5
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I do wonder how some of this info got out (assuming they aren't creating things out of whole cloth). Assuming they aren't doing that, while I'm not surprised by the Soviet insistence on secrecy, I am surprised at the apparent willingness to give each other bad info (in private conversations, keep in mind) rather than give each other bad news.
Does anyone know what sources this was based on, specifically?
yeah we seem to get some good info out of the former Soviet bloc. There is a documentary on Netflicks called City 40. They have some pretty sensitive footage from the Soviet counterpart to our "Secret Cities."
I finally picked up American Gods from the library. I like it a lot even though it's moving pretty slow. I watched four episodes in one go and not much has actually happened.
Did anyone catch NOS4A2? I was somewhat underwhelmed.
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When They See Us. Netflix... about the Central Park Five. VERY GOOD
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has anyone seen SK-II? What are your thoughts?
well i've been watching a variety of things, Dallas actually i have seasons 1-8 and it has been a few years since i last watched any of it and i'm currently on season 3. plus i've been watching Deadly women i have seasons 1-6 and part of season 7 on dvd. than i watched X-men: Days of Future Past last night i bought the 4K version of it yesterday for $15.00 bucks not bad eh? than i come home and look it up on blu-ray.com and plump forgot about the Rogue cut which i haven't seen yet.
so the Theatrical cut of it i loved 10/10 and it's i think the best one so far well that i've seen, i haven't seen Last Stand yet though i do own that on blu-ray as well as the 1st two films. and the last 2 i havne't seen yet either so that's just the 3 of them and 2 of them i have on blu-ray and well the last 3 is of course out now in the theater
i've only watched the pilot of NOS4A2 and it wasn't very good but than i look at it this way pilots aren't always good i've seen plenty of shows i love and they had god awful pilots. i've been reading the book on and off so i'm not that far into it i'm 95 pages into it thus far
Deadwood.
Fucking magnificent. Compelling characters and a brutally honest depiction of what the West must have really been like.
Everybody needs to be watching Years and Years. Up to the fourth episode now, and it's bloody spectacular stuff.
i've never even heard of that one to be honest, i've just been watching some Cinema Snob episodes that i downloaded from online and put to disc so far i've watched 60 of them. that's not a tv show at all but a web show of sorts,i dunno how to explain it but check it out if you love movies but warning it's not for kids
THE BOYS. Love this show.... can’t stop!
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I've been enjoying a Netflix show called Another Life. There is only one season so far but it looks like it holds promise.
Caught the first two episodes of The Boys last night. Pretty fucking good. A lot darker than I was expecting it to be. Will prob binge this weekend.
I hated that YouTube ad for The Boys so much. I'm just glad it's gone.
I'm on episode 135 of South Park, almost at the halfway point of my rewatch. I'll be ranking the entire series on my website leading up to episode 300 in October.
I just finished season three of Broadchurch. Absolutely outstanding binge watch. Watched the 8 episodes over two days. My wife and I couldn't stop - the mystery was addicting. Another superb entertainment from the BBC. David Tennent (much better here than his stint on Dr. Who) and Olivia Colman (much better here than her Favorite's role) play off of each other with a wonderful ease. Just loved it.
Saw the first episode of The Boys. This is going to be good. :excited: