Coronation Street. 90% sucks but I follow a couple of plot lines and fast forward through most of it to follow them. Has enough of a hook in me to follow after all these years.
What tv shows are you watching
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Netflix jumped the shark.
Streaming services are not doing so well now that the contagion has lifted. Netflix could have made good money releasing the soul si-fi film They Cloned Tyrone in theaters. The film has a critics score of 94% and an audience score of 100% on Rotten Tomatoes. John Boyega got the shit Star Wars franchise after Keifer Sutherland lobbied for him. Boyega was his co-star in 24:Live Another Day. Obviously Boyega doesn't hold a grudge against Sutherland, they are reunited in They Cloned Tyrone, a film as wild and fun as Everything, Everywhere All at Once.
Also starring Jamie Foxx.
Streaming services are not doing so well now that the contagion has lifted. Netflix could have made good money releasing the soul si-fi film They Cloned Tyrone in theaters. The film has a critics score of 94% and an audience score of 100% on Rotten Tomatoes. John Boyega got the shit Star Wars franchise after Keifer Sutherland lobbied for him. Boyega was his co-star in 24:Live Another Day. Obviously Boyega doesn't hold a grudge against Sutherland, they are reunited in They Cloned Tyrone, a film as wild and fun as Everything, Everywhere All at Once.
Also starring Jamie Foxx.
I just got through watching Jupiter's Legacy, another one-season wonder on Netflix. It's based on a comic by Mark Millar. Once you get past the costumes looking like they were made by a bunch of beginner cosplayers, it's actually a really well-done deconstruction of superheroes. I'm disappointed it didn't get a second season. I've also started watching Lockwood & Co., another Netflix show that got canned after a single season. The first episode was really good.
I've also been watching Daisy Jones and The Six on Prime, it's a loosely based on the story of Fleetwood Mac and features Riley Keough, the granddaughter of Elvis Presley, in the lead role. I'm only three episodes in but it's been really good so far.
I just started S2 of Good Omens and I'm looking forward to Only Murders in the Building returning next week. I've also been enjoying the new seasons of What We Do in the Shadows, Harley Quinn and Star Trek: Strange New Worlds.
I've also been watching Daisy Jones and The Six on Prime, it's a loosely based on the story of Fleetwood Mac and features Riley Keough, the granddaughter of Elvis Presley, in the lead role. I'm only three episodes in but it's been really good so far.
I just started S2 of Good Omens and I'm looking forward to Only Murders in the Building returning next week. I've also been enjoying the new seasons of What We Do in the Shadows, Harley Quinn and Star Trek: Strange New Worlds.
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I’ve been watching some of these travel vlog episodes on YouTube made by Peter Santenello.
He travels around interviewing locals in places where most would never venture. From drug infested Appalachia, to Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Amish communities, and the Los Angeles hoods…
He travels around interviewing locals in places where most would never venture. From drug infested Appalachia, to Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Amish communities, and the Los Angeles hoods…
Great scenery
Great theme song
Costner doing his best...Kelly Reilly steals the show as Beth Dutton though.
Worth the watch I feel.
The English is a 6 episode television miniseries that I liked better.....
History of Country MUSIC on PBS, 9 episodes of how country music in the USA began back into the early 1900s produced by Ken Burns. This is a repeàt from a few years ago and it is IMO the best series of any subject I have ever seen, mind you, I loved the old style of that music. It shows many of the great country artists going back to and before Hank Williams, Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton, and so many more up to the recent years. Not only does it show their writing and singing abilities but also their personal history and shows such as her, born in 1946 in Tennessee, one of 12 siblings. I can watch it forever.
I just finished The English. Very well done with very beautiful scenery and very beautiful Emily Blunt. It's weird and difficult to follow, but it eventually comes together. I highly recommend.
Great series, but it seems that the last half of the final season will never be aired. It hasn't been shot yet, and even if the writers/actors strikes get settled Kevin Costner has said he's not interested in doing it...
Everything leading up to that is a good watch though.
If you want to talk sports there's a section for that. This is a thread people interested in TV shows.
Spoiler alert!
So I finally got around to streaming Succession, it took his father's death for Roman Roy to stop being a scroffo. Among my favorite shows it ranks No.4.
4: Succession
3: Breaking Bad
2: The Rockford Files
1: The Sopranos
Something nags me lately, Attorney Beth Davenport never flaunted it on The Rockford Files.
Gretchen Corbett...this clip nearly fried my brain.
So I finally got around to streaming Succession, it took his father's death for Roman Roy to stop being a scroffo. Among my favorite shows it ranks No.4.
4: Succession
3: Breaking Bad
2: The Rockford Files
1: The Sopranos
Something nags me lately, Attorney Beth Davenport never flaunted it on The Rockford Files.
Gretchen Corbett...this clip nearly fried my brain.
Jimmy Baby spent a great deal of time making his lawyer piss herself. Jimmy did all his own car stunts and Gretchen never missed an opportunity to ride along.
I got through watching Lockwood & Co. last night and I'm once again not impressed with Netflix for cancelling another great show that seems like it had potential.
I've mentioned this before but there's all this talk about finding their next Stranger Things, something they might be able to do if they would stop canning series after one season.
I feel like I have to surrender my geek credentials for this but I finally started to watch Buffy the Vampire Slayer. The new season of Only Murders in the Building has been great so far and I'm still making my way through Daisy Jones and the Six.
I've mentioned this before but there's all this talk about finding their next Stranger Things, something they might be able to do if they would stop canning series after one season.
I feel like I have to surrender my geek credentials for this but I finally started to watch Buffy the Vampire Slayer. The new season of Only Murders in the Building has been great so far and I'm still making my way through Daisy Jones and the Six.
