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The I-land...

Finished the season... thumbs down. Not sure why I powered through.

Just knocked out Fastest Car season 2 on Netflix. Fun little show to kill a few hours. Only 7 episodes total. Can knock out in one quick binge night.

StylesGShmooth wrote:Just knocked out Fastest Car season 2 on Netflix. Fun little show to kill a few hours. Only 7 episodes total. Can knock out in one quick binge night.

Have you watched the drifting one? I enjoy fastest car though, no censoring the language.

AvgMSUJoe wrote:The I-land...

Finished the season... thumbs down. Not sure why I powered through.

You’re a stronger man than I am.

Mr. In-Between Season 1 on Hulu

Taco Chronicles on Netflix

Watching Norm show. Pretty damn good.

AvgMSUJoe wrote:Watching Norm show. Pretty damn good.

That might be one of those shows that catches on over time and becomes a cult classic like the old Chris Elliot show.

Struggling with Mindhunter right now. Middle of season 2. The Tench family story is really bugging me. It’s so forced. I just don’t care about Billy and the mom. On the other hand, I’m digging the lesbian stuff.

One month. Can't wait

Boner. Read the book twice.

El Camino a breaking bad movie came out on netflix at midnight PST. Getting excellent reviews.

I know it’s not super popular, but I like Goliath. I just like Billy Bob Thornton. Anyway the new season is out. It starts really good then kinda peters out.

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:El Camino a breaking bad movie came out on netflix at midnight PST. Getting excellent reviews.

Got about 45 minutes in at lunch. Lots of flashbacks to stuff we never saw on the show. Not a whole lot has happened in "real time" yet.

Rocinante wrote:I know it’s not super popular, but I like Goliath. I just like Billy Bob Thornton. Anyway the new season is out. It starts really good then kinda peters out.

I loved season 1. Wasn't too wild about the second one.

Watch Out Pylon! wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:Several episodes in and still enjoying Barry. It’s not hysterical, but it has its funny moments. Not sure how the writers sustain the storyline. Sally is the psycho one and is annoying AF.

The tae-kwon-do episode is amazing.

Watched it last night. So fucking funny. That kid.

Floyd Robertson wrote:

Rocinante wrote:I know it’s not super popular, but I like Goliath. I just like Billy Bob Thornton. Anyway the new season is out. It starts really good then kinda peters out.

I loved season 1. Wasn't too wild about the second one.

3 is better than 2, not as good as 1.

Watch Out Pylon! wrote:

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:El Camino a breaking bad movie came out on netflix at midnight PST. Getting excellent reviews.

Got about 45 minutes in at lunch. Lots of flashbacks to stuff we never saw on the show. Not a whole lot has happened in "real time" yet.

I enjoyed it. For being a spin off, sequel, whatever you want to call it they did an excellent job. Felt like it was filmed at the time of the show. Great stuff.

Just saw Robert Forster died. I just got done watching him in El Camino. Weird.

Watch Out Pylon! wrote:Just saw Robert Forster died. I just got done watching him in El Camino. Weird.

Only upon his passing did I learn that guy's name. RIP.

Watch Out Pylon! wrote:

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:El Camino a breaking bad movie came out on netflix at midnight PST. Getting excellent reviews.

Got about 45 minutes in at lunch. Lots of flashbacks to stuff we never saw on the show. Not a whole lot has happened in "real time" yet.

I'm a huge BB fan. I watched it and enjoyed it because...I am a huge BB fan. But, I think the emperor has no clothes when it comes to the reviews.

If you strip out the flashbacks, the plot is pretty weak, and I was left a little underwhelmed at this bringing any closure.

Certainly a must watch for any BB fan, but consider it a lost double-episode vs. a motion picture.

Todd in el Camino was awesome. What a character. Considering it was just released on Netflix, I figured it would feel like a long episode. Most of these type of “movies” that come out after shows are.

It was good, but felt really unnecessary.

Todd got nice and thicc

I enjoyed it. Not great, but good enough for something that didn’t have Walter White in every scene. Saw, I’m not sure it’s supposed to offer any closure, at least not entirely. It definitely leaves the door open for a Jessie return.
And lordy, I know Jesse Plemons is the breakout star from the series, but he needs to start ordering salads when he takes dinners with the producers and directors pitching him movies. Poor guy put enough weight on to turn his moon face into a moon head.

ETA: I was happy to see that Robert Forster played such a key role. I always enjoyed his work. Sad knowing it was his last, but a helluva way to go out. RIP.

tGreenWay wrote:I enjoyed it. Not great, but good enough for something that didn’t have Walter White in every scene. Saw, I’m not sure it’s supposed to offer any closure, at least not entirely. It definitely leaves the door open for a Jessie return.
And lordy, I know Jesse Plemons is the breakout star from the series, but he needs to start ordering salads when he takes dinners with the producers and directors pitching him movies. Poor guy put enough weight on to turn his moon face into a moon head.

ETA: I was happy to see that Robert Forster played such a key role. I always enjoyed his work. Sad knowing it was his last, but a helluva way to go out. RIP.

I knew he got fat from seeing him in Fargo. Dude got beefy.

tGreenWay wrote:I enjoyed it. Not great, but good enough for something that didn’t have Walter White in every scene. Saw, I’m not sure it’s supposed to offer any closure, at least not entirely. It definitely leaves the door open for a Jessie return.
And lordy, I know Jesse Plemons is the breakout star from the series, but he needs to start ordering salads when he takes dinners with the producers and directors pitching him movies. Poor guy put enough weight on to turn his moon face into a moon head.

ETA: I was happy to see that Robert Forster played such a key role. I always enjoyed his work. Sad knowing it was his last, but a helluva way to go out. RIP.

Plemons had already been a major character in NBC's Friday Night Lights before Breaking Bad.

Turtleneck wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:I enjoyed it. Not great, but good enough for something that didn’t have Walter White in every scene. Saw, I’m not sure it’s supposed to offer any closure, at least not entirely. It definitely leaves the door open for a Jessie return.
And lordy, I know Jesse Plemons is the breakout star from the series, but he needs to start ordering salads when he takes dinners with the producers and directors pitching him movies. Poor guy put enough weight on to turn his moon face into a moon head.

ETA: I was happy to see that Robert Forster played such a key role. I always enjoyed his work. Sad knowing it was his last, but a helluva way to go out. RIP.

Plemons had already been a major character in NBC's Friday Night Lights before Breaking Bad.

Never saw the series, so — to me — he’s the breakout character.

Turtleneck wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:I enjoyed it. Not great, but good enough for something that didn’t have Walter White in every scene. Saw, I’m not sure it’s supposed to offer any closure, at least not entirely. It definitely leaves the door open for a Jessie return.
And lordy, I know Jesse Plemons is the breakout star from the series, but he needs to start ordering salads when he takes dinners with the producers and directors pitching him movies. Poor guy put enough weight on to turn his moon face into a moon head.

ETA: I was happy to see that Robert Forster played such a key role. I always enjoyed his work. Sad knowing it was his last, but a helluva way to go out. RIP.

Plemons had already been a major character in NBC's Friday Night Lights before Breaking Bad.

Yeah, he's still Landry to me. Funny that since then all his characters have been kinda evil or at least very creepy.

If you like Sam Worthington don't watch Fractured on Netflix. It will remind you a little of The Sixth Sense maybe, but since you've already seen that, don't waste your time.

I'm like 50 minutes into El Camino and finding sociopathic fat Todd absolutely

Started season nine of Curb, and watched season 1, episode 1 of Ray Donovan. Curb is its usual funny, especially Fatwa Sex.
Looks like Donovan is going to be good, though probably not funny.

WhiteBoyHatcher wrote:I'm like 50 minutes into El Camino and finding sociopathic fat Todd absolutely

He's up there with my favorite characters on TV. Loved him in El Camino. You sure you don't want some soup?

Just watched Free Solo again.

The latest season of Letterkenny kind of sucked.

You're looking kinda lonely girl, would you like someone new to talk to

Ah yeah, all right

Rocinante wrote:

Floyd Robertson wrote:

I loved season 1. Wasn't too wild about the second one.

3 is better than 2, not as good as 1.

3 is definitely better than two, but it's also flipping weird.

I heard Dennis Quaid got engaged to some 26 year-old this weekend.

The Blacklist is so bad but I watch it when I want to relax. I mean it’s terrible. And I’m a huge James Spader fan.

Rocinante wrote:The Blacklist is so bad but I watch it when I want to relax. I mean it’s terrible. And I’m a huge James Spader fan.

I liked it the first season, and the second might have been ok (it all kind of runs together for me), but probably by season 3 or so, I just didnt care and stopped watching. It reminds me of Designated Survivor that was recently discussed in this or the other thread, in that that had a good enough premise and storyline for the season, but after playing out that story arc, they were really stretching things in an effort to keep upping the stakes.

Ended up stopping after season 1 of designated survivor. Could only handle that for so long.

Rocinante wrote:The Blacklist is so bad but I watch it when I want to relax. I mean it’s terrible. And I’m a huge James Spader fan.

Still a guilty pleasure of mine.

MiamiSpartan wrote:

Rocinante wrote:The Blacklist is so bad but I watch it when I want to relax. I mean it’s terrible. And I’m a huge James Spader fan.

I liked it the first season, and the second might have been ok (it all kind of runs together for me), but probably by season 3 or so, I just didnt care and stopped watching. It reminds me of Designated Survivor that was recently discussed in this or the other thread, in that that had a good enough premise and storyline for the season, but after playing out that story arc, they were really stretching things in an effort to keep upping the stakes.

Agree with this. Watched the first two seasons of both, but even in the second seasons it got too difficult to suspend disbelief. I’m surprised the black list is even still on the air.