Lost in Space -- I really like reboots like this.  I approve.  Oh, and hey, look, it's Parker Posey.  And Molly Parker (whom I know from Deadwood and House of Cards).

Killing Eve (BBC network) - a fantastically fun look into the mind of a killer-for-hire with zero empathy & the people charged with tracking her down.

Also Lost in Space (Netflix reboot), which I am enjoying immensely as well.

Finished Mr Robot season 2

Starting on new season of Bosch

https://www.cbspressexpress.com/cbs-news/releases/view?id=50174

fwiw, a brief interview Scott Pelley conducted with my brother, Chris, is set to air on Sunday...

my brother...Polymer Scientist, PhD, Royal Fellow, Author...vaginal mesh expert witness?...

Life

Avoided this for ages for no reason at all, recently got a subscription to Starz channel on Prime video and saw that it was available.

Starting Ryan Reynolds, Jake Gyllenhaal and Rebecca Ferguson. For someone into this kind of sci-fi creature film I thought it was an intense ride that did not let up once it got going. Really cool.

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Eurovision 2018,

because: Eurovision 2018.

The official videos of the #1 and #2 songs give you the songs.

 

But don't capture The performances they put on at the final.

 

The rehearsals give you an idea ...

 

and for the full list ..

 

 

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I realize I'm a couple of decades late to this party, but I saw The Larry Sanders Show was streaming on HBOGO and decided to give it a shot. I'm so glad I did, it is F#$%ing hilarious!

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So great -- love the atmosphere and the ambience and the dynamics and the ebb and flow and ... and... and...  This might be the single greatest thing they've done (IMHO).

I realize I'm a couple of decades late to this party, but I saw The Larry Sanders Show was streaming on HBOGO and decided to give it a shot. I'm so glad I did, it is F#$%ing hilarious!

Same thing happened to me with Curb Your Enthusiasm, always wanted to see it growing up never had HBO access. Watched it in 2017 laughing my ass off.

Always saw Larry Sanders show floating around never got to see it. It's finally time. Will do it in 2018.

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I started watching The Staircase on Netflix and I am HOOKED! It is an awesome documentary for true crime fans.

I've been watching Black Mirror. Really interesting... Kind of a high tech Twilight Zone.

Started watching James Clavell's Shogun. It is a lot better than I thought it'd be. I love that almost the entire cast only speaks Japanese.

Half way through The Terror -- AMC series. I read the book a few years ago. Series is extremely well done

Watching, reading... whatever

 

Binged season 1 of The Sinner on Netflix.

Worth it IMHO and a real feather in Jessica Biel's cap.

Looking forward to season 2.

I've been watching Black Mirror. Really interesting... Kind of a high tech Twilight Zone.

Freaking love some Black Mirror. Some of the episodes miss the mark with me a but that's ok because each episode is a completely different story with different characters entirely, but some of them are really good.

The entire history of you and USS Callister are wonderful. It really is like today's version of The Twilight Zone.

Half way through The Terror -- AMC series. I read the book a few years ago. Series is extremely well done

So good. I waited for months for this, as soon as I saw the trailer. This show is just dropping with atmosphere and looks and feels so authentic to that time.

The show is exactly what I hoped it would be. I'm usually not into series shows at all but this is right up my alley.


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Iliza Shlesinger:  Elder Millenial

On 8/3/2018 at 10:12 PM, Dusty Chalk said:

Iliza Shlesinger:  Elder Millenial

That was a fucking funny special. 

And the debate mentioned in the documentary in its entirety:

I think Polly Toynbee says something most insightful:  "I think it's extraordinarily rare for the religious to be funny, or to be funny about their religion, or even about anybody else's.  I think there is a great humour vacuum at the heart of all religion."

Polly Toynbee must not have met many folk of the Jewish persuasion.

Hooper (1978)

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077696/

 

Funny, I was just thinking - I need to watch that again. I enjoyed it better than Burt's more famous films. 

On 8/27/2018 at 10:11 AM, Hopstretch said:

Polly Toynbee must not have met many folk of the Jewish persuasion.

's'truth, I didn't think of that until later.  I was thinking mostly the various Christian varieties and Muslim.  But the statement was in the context of the controversy surrounding Life of Brian.

Vintage Computer-Generated Imagery:

 

Perfect lazy Sunday afternoon entertainment

Also:  I've never seen her before, only ever listened to her, didn't realize she was so pretty.  I honestly did not care about that when I discovered and fell in love with her music.