WhiteWaterM00se
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I skipped the whole season, but i watched the Series Finale of Curb Your Enthusiam. Damn, have the cast aged. But, it was a funny episode and I laughed out loud a few times. Good ending, far better than Seinfeld.
That one and the intensity of Fishes right before it really pushed the show to new heights.Rewatching The Bear season 2 again. Episode 7, "Forks", is probably the best, most emotional episode of TV I have ever seen.
My Adventures with Superman
Super gen z. Tonal and pacing issues, but nothing egregious thus far considering it's a happy take on Superman. If I was a writer I'd make Superman a bit more formidable, but I guess they want to grow him as a character over several years.
Anyways, great animation. Some really vivid fight scenes.
A 4/5 when it comes to the characters bouncing off one another. 2.5/5 when it comes to a Superman punching things show.
The only thing that has me interested in that cartoon is Tomboy Lois Lane
They gave her some impressive cake in some scenes. I was like, wow gen z, I didn't think you had it in ya.
I LOVE My Adventures With Superman! It's a great toon and shows him young and learning on the job! He screws up sometimes but he has a good support system who are learning as they go along with him.
I thought Beef was quite hilarious, one of the better Netflix original comedies. I finished Tires on there the other day, I'd recommend that too.True Detective season 4: Night Country (Max)
Binged this one in a few days.
I liked the setting, the overarching story, the smooth cinematography, soundtrack, and dreamy score. The writing was mostly a modern take on proper dime novel pulp like the first and third seasons with a caveat I'll touch on later.
The acting was good across the board. I was impressed with Kali Reis who I only knew as a professional boxer prior to this. I appreciated the light callbacks to the disconnected lore that extends throughout the series. It reminded me of how authors of the past and present may reference Lovecraftian lore without explictly tethering their works to his world.
The caveat: I think that the writers(s) danced with the possibility of the supernatural being at play too hard for the series. I preferred the subdued approaches that were employed during the first and third seasons - the maybe it's real, maybe it isn't angle. Things are returned to the previous paradigm during the final act of the series finale, but I could see the first three episodes turning off fans of the more grounded previous seasons.
Beef (Netflix)
One episode in. Really well shot, solid humor. Steven Yuen doesn't miss - he must either know exactly what roles works for him, has one of the best agents in Hollywood, or both. Added to the watchlist.
Enjoy the first few seasons before it introduces new themes for "modern audiences".Daughter and wife binging The Rookie. I too have been swept up.
What streaming service is that on pls? Loved Moonlighting.We started watching Moonlighting.
All 9 seasons are on Disney+ including 24: Legacy.Friends…
Is 24 on any streaming platforms? Don’t mean to buy outright but is part of any subscription service?
Am UK based don’t really wanna mess with any VPN if I don’t have to. Thanks.
I think it's on Hulu & Tubi...What streaming service is that on pls? Loved Moonlighting.
Ah typical that its them. Oh well, thank you.All 9 seasons are on Disney+ including 24: Legacy.
Just watched the season 2 finale of My Adventures with Superman
For a show that often placed Superman in the backseat to instead tell stories about Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen, Kara Zor-El, and Clark Kent, this episode was all about how Superman improved those around him. Jack Quaid portrays such a good Superman and Clark Kent.
Supacell on Netflix
Fun show, I really liked it. Very fast paced with only 6 episodes. The plot itself is interesting and reminded me of shows such as Misfits. The character development was really good, I liked all of the main characters and the way they get brought together by the powers. It was cool.
Rewatching Fringe on Max.
I'm sad Agent Farnsworth is a lesbian but she sure is beautiful!
Great show!
Uh... wife read some spoilers and then procceeded to tell me what happens later on. What a shitshow ffs.Black List.
Enjoying it so far. The main actress is such a cutie.
Uh... wife read some spoilers and then procceeded to tell me what happens later on. What a shitshow ffs.
So you have this hugely important criminous called Reddington. There's a whole story behind him and how he is related to the detective he calls in to give cases and so on (the cute girl I talked about). We spend the whole show thinking Red is her father only to find out by the last season or so that he is actually her... uh... mother who went through transition to become Red. It simply doesn't make sense AT ALL within the story that is told.
I can't believe some of the shit these showrunners go on about.
NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt did Fringe get and ending or was it cancelled?
That show is WAY better than people even know!
Yes! It reminded me of season 1 of Heroes. And the mystery behind who is the bad guy was really well handled! I hope it gets a season 2. The plot, pacing, story and action were really well done on a small budget!
Checking this out now.
I have to admit, the opening is quite brutal. But I've seen worst.
Let me know what you think of it when you're done! All the main character women are beautiful! I'll keep my trap shut. Don't want to give anything away.
They did a final season, however it was a bit disconnected and disappointing compared to the rest of show.It did get to end properly from what I remember