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05-21-2018 03:42 PM
fernandito

What season is it on?
05-21-2018 08:03 PM
WeDealInLead

We just finished season four. It wasn't as great as the first three. The show has always been a slow burn, but this season actually seemed to have filler/unnecessary parts.
05-22-2018 04:44 PM
Still Servant

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Originally Posted by fernandito

What season is it on?

Six seasons. This is the final season.
05-25-2018 02:19 PM
Br!an

Dark Matter on Netflix. Pretty good Sci-Fi / Action show.
06-18-2018 04:04 PM
Still Servant

I haven't really heard anyone talk about it, but if you have Netflix, give Safe a shot. It stars Michael C. Hall (Dexter) as a father whose daughter has disappeared. It has a really well-played mystery that keeps you guessing. I'm not sure why, but I've heard no hype around this show whatsoever.
06-25-2018 02:45 PM
Lookwhoitis

GAH! I missed the last 3 eps of Preacher season 2 and now cant find them anywhere. Are they on Hulu?

I pay for cable and cant even get them on demand. Fukkin AMC!
06-25-2018 03:14 PM
webstar1000

Goliath has got to be one of the best shows on TV. Billy Bob kills it.

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06-29-2018 02:28 PM
mae

It’s GLOW time! :panic:
08-03-2018 08:20 AM
Ben Staad

Wrapped up season 2 of Goliath. It was good but not great. It felt a little flat at the end. The pay off, I think, was meant to surprise and pull some emotions but it failed at that for me. Maybe I'm a robot or maybe the show gave away too much too soon for me.
08-03-2018 05:05 PM
Still Servant

I said it a while ago, but I want to say it again because of the recent Emmy nominations, but you guys have to check out Barry.
08-03-2018 05:21 PM
Ben Staad

Just looked it up. Appears to be on HBO which I cancelled. Guess I'm missing out.

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Originally Posted by Still Servant

I said it a while ago, but I want to say it again because of the recent Emmy nominations, but you guys have to check out Barry.
08-10-2018 04:59 PM
Still Servant

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Originally Posted by Ben Staad

Just looked it up. Appears to be on HBO which I cancelled. Guess I'm missing out.

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Originally Posted by Still Servant

I said it a while ago, but I want to say it again because of the recent Emmy nominations, but you guys have to check out Barry.

It will probably get a DVD release.
08-15-2018 03:19 PM
Still Servant

Is anybody watching Sharp Objects? It's a super slow burn, but I'm enjoying the character development and the show is full of great performances.
08-15-2018 03:25 PM
Ricky

Just watched episode two the other night and agree with you. Super slow burn, but so is the book. I like the overall vibe and think it really matches. Amy Adams is a great Camille and Patricia Clarkson is the perfect Adora.

What about The Sinner? When Season 2 was announced last year, I was kind of disinterested since it was supposed to be a "limited event series," but this season (Ambrose with a new case) is fantastic. Only two episodes out so far, but if it keeps it up, it might end up being better than Season 1 (which I loved).
08-15-2018 04:55 PM
Still Servant

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Originally Posted by Ricky

What about The Sinner? When Season 2 was announced last year, I was kind of disinterested since it was supposed to be a "limited event series," but this season (Ambrose with a new case) is fantastic. Only two episodes out so far, but if it keeps it up, it might end up being better than Season 1 (which I loved).

I agree! The Sinner Season 2 is early, but it's shaping up nicely. I will watch anything with Carrie Coon, but I'm really interested so far in the mystery they are spinning here.
08-18-2018 08:55 PM
RUBE

Sharp Objects is some dark, depressing shit... so naturally it's great. It does a fair job of portraying small town attitudes but are people in Missouri really that "southern?" We were laughing at how the guy in the Confederate flag shirt was in the background of every scene during the Calhoun Day party no matter which way they were facing. He must have gotten really tired running back and forth.
08-21-2018 04:39 PM
Still Servant

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Originally Posted by RUBE

Sharp Objects is some dark, depressing shit... so naturally it's great. It does a fair job of portraying small town attitudes but are people in Missouri really that "southern?" We were laughing at how the guy in the Confederate flag shirt was in the background of every scene during the Calhoun Day party no matter which way they were facing. He must have gotten really tired running back and forth.

:lol:

I was wondering the same thing. It is deliciously depressing though.

I also wanted to mention one of my favorite comedies on TV right now. I know I'm the only person watching and it will get cancelled, but I'm loving Trial and Error. If you love wacky comedies, give this one a shot.
08-21-2018 05:20 PM
Ricky

I love Trial and Error! And this season is great...Orange Law-yah.
08-21-2018 06:02 PM
Still Servant

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Originally Posted by Ricky

I love Trial and Error! And this season is great...Orange Law-yah.

So there are two of us watching?

:lol:

Lady driver, lady driver, lady driver...
08-21-2018 07:26 PM
Ricky

Oh man, that's one of my favorite lines. I was shouting it as my mom was pulling out of the driveway the other day. :lol:
08-26-2018 07:27 PM
RUBE

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Originally Posted by Still Servant

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Originally Posted by RUBE

Sharp Objects is some dark, depressing shit... so naturally it's great. It does a fair job of portraying small town attitudes but are people in Missouri really that "southern?" We were laughing at how the guy in the Confederate flag shirt was in the background of every scene during the Calhoun Day party no matter which way they were facing. He must have gotten really tired running back and forth.

:lol:

I was wondering the same thing. It is deliciously depressing though.

I was thinking this finale is too quietly and easily wrapping everything thing up and then...

Good twist that looking back makes so much sense that I don't know why I didn't consider it more.
08-27-2018 03:31 PM
Still Servant

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Originally Posted by Ricky

Oh man, that's one of my favorite lines. I was shouting it as my mom was pulling out of the driveway the other day. :lol:

That's great! :lol: I'm going to do that to my mom.

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Originally Posted by Still Servant

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Originally Posted by RUBE

Sharp Objects is some dark, depressing shit... so naturally it's great. It does a fair job of portraying small town attitudes but are people in Missouri really that "southern?" We were laughing at how the guy in the Confederate flag shirt was in the background of every scene during the Calhoun Day party no matter which way they were facing. He must have gotten really tired running back and forth.

:lol:

I was wondering the same thing. It is deliciously depressing though.

I was thinking this finale is too quietly and easily wrapping everything thing up and then...

Good twist that looking back makes so much sense that I don't know why I didn't consider it more.

I was thinking the same thing! Kudos to them. They pulled that off nicely.
09-04-2018 05:28 PM
Still Servant

It pains me to admit that I'm struggling through Castle Rock.
09-04-2018 05:35 PM
webstar1000

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It pains me to admit that I'm struggling through Castle Rock.

Your not alone...

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09-04-2018 06:27 PM
Ricky

Just signed up for the Hulu free trial yesterday, but Comcast doesn't support the TV app, I don't have Xbox or Chromcast or Apple TV (and I don't want to watch on my computer screen), so it looks like in out of luck.

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