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Watching the Reckoning on Netflix. Part of me hates it and part of me loves it. Mixed emotions I guess.
TV What are you currently watching?
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Watching We Bear Bears right now
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Now that I have found Downton Abbey on Netflix I've been watching that. I've been wanting to watch it for a long time now.
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The Big Bang Theory because golf made it so I couldn't watch the news.
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More of The Big Bang Theory. It's the last episode of the series.
I've seen Nine Perfect Strangers pop up a lot at work, I need to check it out at some point.
I also need other new shows, so please hit me up with your recommendations PC!
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CSI: Vegas
So far so good. I'm pretty sure it's just a mini-series though (or that's what I think I read it being when it was originally announced) so I'll enjoy it while it lasts.
So far so good. I'm pretty sure it's just a mini-series though (or that's what I think I read it being when it was originally announced) so I'll enjoy it while it lasts.
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Stephen King's The Stand- 1994
I have seen it before, still entertaining on the rewatch, and especially significant viewing in a time of pandemic such as this one. I especially like the earlier parts of the series that deal with the suppression of infornation and erosion of civil rights by the government, descent into martial law, anarchy and downfall of human civilization. I think also the makeup for the flu victims looks chilling-- isn't half bad at all for TV almost 30 years ago.
I eventually want to see the 2020 adaptation too, though I have resigned myself that the acting will fall short of the earlier television production in some key roles. While I am going to miss Ruby Dee as Mother Abigail and Gary Sinise as Stu, It still looks like the new one has made some interesting directing choices after watching a sneak peek of a couple of scenes, the horror element seems stronger with scarier dream sequences and use of supernatural.
I have seen it before, still entertaining on the rewatch, and especially significant viewing in a time of pandemic such as this one. I especially like the earlier parts of the series that deal with the suppression of infornation and erosion of civil rights by the government, descent into martial law, anarchy and downfall of human civilization. I think also the makeup for the flu victims looks chilling-- isn't half bad at all for TV almost 30 years ago.
I eventually want to see the 2020 adaptation too, though I have resigned myself that the acting will fall short of the earlier television production in some key roles. While I am going to miss Ruby Dee as Mother Abigail and Gary Sinise as Stu, It still looks like the new one has made some interesting directing choices after watching a sneak peek of a couple of scenes, the horror element seems stronger with scarier dream sequences and use of supernatural.
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It's a Korean series about a girl who seeks revenge for the death of her gangster father. Netflix always delivers with K-dramas.
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A show called Thunderbirds Are Go. My twin bribed me if I watched the first episode of Thunderbirds are go, he would watch the first two episodes of something that I thought he would like (two episodes since the pilot was technically two episodes).