Whatcha watching?

[WG Plum]

We sure it wasn't having a b&w tv? I'm old enough that we had one in the house when I was little.

 

[Gorn]

I think CBS switched to color in 1966, the same year ST started, but most people didn't have color TVs till the mid 70s. The show wasn't big when it was on and really only became popular during syndication later. Or so I've read. I was born in the 80s.

 

[Dynacord]

I think CBS switched to color in 1966, the same year ST started, but most people didn't have color TVs till the mid 70s. The show wasn't big when it was on and really only became popular during syndication later. Or so I've read. I was born in the 80s.

It was on NBC.

But I think WG is likely right.

 

[gln1955]

We sure it wasn't having a b&w tv? I'm old enough that we had one in the house when I was little.

I saw the original broadcasts in color. We didn't have much money growing up, but the one thing my parents splurged on was a color TV.

I think CBS switched to color in 1966, the same year ST started, but most people didn't have color TVs till the mid 70s. The show wasn't big when it was on and really only became popular during syndication later. Or so I've read. I was born in the 80s.

The show had a loyal fanbase that worked hard to keep it going for three seasons. What is surprising is how long it took to get TNG off the ground.

 

[Jeff Scott]

Star Trek TOS was shot and aired in color. Or am I missing some subtle humor here....

The pilot episode, The Cage, was originally broadcast in black and white despite being shot in color. Maybe that.

We had a black and white TV back then.

 

[Jeff Scott]

I saw the original broadcasts in color. We didn't have much money growing up, but the one thing my parents splurged on was a color TV.

We didn't have much money growing up, but the one thing my parents splurged on was vacations.

The show had a loyal fanbase that worked hard to keep it going for three seasons. What is surprising is how long it took to get TNG off the ground.

The first season was definitely a rough start, but once Riker grew a beard the show got much better.

 

[WG Plum]

We didn't have much money growing up, but the one thing my parents splurged on was vacations.

Mine too, always had a week or two at the beach every summer, starting in the Carolinas and ending up on Cape Cod by the time I went to college. I miss those summers on the Cape, going out fishing for blue fish and lobster potting, corn on the cob with the catch of the day, watermelon.... yeah.

 

[Parzival]

I lied last week. I've taken on another show. I started watching Outer Range. Started from the beginning as I've not seen it. Pretty good so far even though I have no idea what is happening.

 

[jerry]

I lied last week. I've taken on another show. I started watching Outer Range. Started from the beginning as I've not seen it. Pretty good so far even though I have no idea what is happening.

They can throw almost any storyline in it, it could go on for awhile. I was getting a bit of whiplash with it last season

 

[gln1955]

I lied last week. I've taken on another show. I started watching Outer Range. Started from the beginning as I've not seen it. Pretty good so far even though I have no idea what is happening.

That's OK. You'll get to the end of season two and still not know what's happening

 

[WG Plum]

That's OK. You'll get to the end of season two and still not know what's happening

For real. When the H is Perry?

 

[gln1955]

For real. When the H is Perry?

This show is not afraid of time travel paradoxes. It embraces them.

 

[fig]

When the H is Perry?

If you've already seen all of season 2, and are referring to Perry's forced last 'trip', I'd refer you to Season 1, ep 1 to answer your question of when he is. I'm trying not to spoil anything out loud LOL.

Fight outside bar.

 

[WG Plum]

Oh, I know, but it's different.

 

[Tom Bomb]

holy smoke​

 

[jerry]

holy smoke​

After Titanic, Winslet took some great indie roles, Holy Smoke is one of them.

 

[Tom Bomb]

True. She's titanic​

 

[HP Hovercraft]

This show is not afraid of time travel paradoxes. It embraces them.

Ooh I like that, like in Dark (Netflix). I liked the first season but wasn't sure if I'd watch 2 yet. I think I will now.

 

[friskinator]

Couples Therapy is back, but on Paramount+ this time. Always interesting and entertaining, and I've realized I have a crush on the therapist.

 

[bassdude51]

Last night, my son and I watched the old classic B/W comedy, SOME LIKE IT HOT. One of the greatest of all comedies ever filmed.