I mean, it feels a little rushed, but the payoffs in this parcel's final episode is great.
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- Thread starter Gorn
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Turned on the TV because Ken Burns is talking about America again. Also watched the last/newest episode 9 of the Beatles Anthology.
Turned it off until baseball or 'A Very Charlie Brown Christmas'. Whichever comes first this year. I still dig the way that kid dances.
Turned it off until baseball or 'A Very Charlie Brown Christmas'. Whichever comes first this year. I still dig the way that kid dances.
Been watching Arcane lately. As an animated show based on a video game IP, it is much, much better than I expected.
The design, art direction and animation are top notch, it looks fantastic, story and setting are great.
I am amazed they pulled this off at such a high level of quality.
The design, art direction and animation are top notch, it looks fantastic, story and setting are great.
I am amazed they pulled this off at such a high level of quality.
While waiting for the 2nd season of Fallout (17 Dec, Amazon Prime), I'm rewatching The Good Place. Loved it the first time around, still diggin' it.
My wife occasionally refers to Nathan as Captain Tight Pants, a reference from the Firefly tv series LOL
My wife occasionally refers to Nathan as Captain Tight Pants, a reference from the Firefly tv series LOL
Slow Horses on Apple TV; Gary Oldman having fun playing the world weary head of an MI5 reject division that stumbles through.
Down Cemetary Road is good too also on Apple. Emma Thompson is great as a similarly world weary private investigator.
Pluribus is another interesting one.
I couldn't stay with Severence. It just didn't work for me.
Down Cemetary Road is good too also on Apple. Emma Thompson is great as a similarly world weary private investigator.
Pluribus is another interesting one.
I couldn't stay with Severence. It just didn't work for me.
Same situation here...except there's no 'occasionally' to it. In here eyes I wonder if Firefly was one word or two
While looking for live content in Japanese to help a bit with immersion in learning the language, I came across Weather News Japan and have put it on in the background at times. It's... unique. Much of it is weather and photos from around the country, from what I can tell, but there's also some Japanese Idol type stuff, which can get a bit odd. Then there are moments of joyous silliness, like from 25 to 27 minutes in this:
Anyway, I'm now streaming-subscription-less (mostly using Kanopy through my library) but tempted by Prime for the second season of Fallout.
Anyway, I'm now streaming-subscription-less (mostly using Kanopy through my library) but tempted by Prime for the second season of Fallout.
All Her Fault on Peacock. Sarah Snook (Succession) is in the lead. Pretty good so far for a crime/mystery type thing.
Good movie. I liked the current film A House of Dynamite on the same topic. One has to be ok with some ambiguity though. Directed by Kathryn Bigelow and same DoP as on Hurt Locker and Green Zone.
I watched the first two episodes. I dig it. Very interesting sci fi concept I haven't seen before. Kim Wexler is understandably perturbed, but I hope she gets her **** together and stops freaking out in every scene. It's kinda annoying.Apple is said to be ponying up ~ $18 million per episode... and you see a lot of that on the screen. And the reviews are generally raves.
Pluribus critic reviews - Metacritic
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This is wild! 
We saw The Cleveland Orchestra perform this a couple weeks ago.
We saw The Cleveland Orchestra perform this a couple weeks ago.
Death by Lightning, a four part historic drama about the assassination of James Garfield. The casting and acting is top-notch.
