What TV Series Are You Streaming Lately?

[Oswald Cornelius]

I guess I’m having opposite reaction. Wyatt and Kurt Russel, the scientists Wyatt is working with, the father of the half sibling are all interesting to me.

Old story but I was in Aspen a long time ago, came around a corner and actually physically bumped into Kurt Russell. He was gracious, and I realized he was carrying a little baby. Very little. I said something dumb like, "Wow, you've got a new one, huh?" Of course, the baby was Wyatt--he must've been only a few days old at the time. Like I said, a long time ago.

Kurt is not a small man, and Aspen is a great town.

 

[beargonefishing]

Old story but I was in Aspen a long time ago, came around a corner and actually physically bumped into Kurt Russell. He was gracious, and I realized he was carrying a little baby. Very little. I said something dumb like, "Wow, you've got a new one, huh?" Of course, the baby was Wyatt--he must've been only a few days old at the time. Like I said, a long time ago.

Kurt is not a small man, and Aspen is a great town.

I immediately thought of this after reading the first sentence.

 

[mhip]

I immediately thought of this after reading the first sentence.

JFC....I was so close to just posting something about MLK punching me in the face in Aspen.
I'm super cereal.

 

[SixOhNine]

This was fun, though I can't help but think it would've been a fantastic two hour movie. As an 8 episode series, it starts to drag a little. I will say, I admire their commitment to raunchiness, debauchery, and ridiculous violence. Oh, and props to C. Thomas Howell for not using a prop. If you watch it, you'll understand.

Odds are pretty decent there will be an Obliterated 2.

 

[patrick_b]

Rewatched Station Eleven recently. It’s been a couple of years so many of the details seem fresh even the second time around. It’s one of the best written and performed series I’ve seen. Every episode has award winning, emotionally accurate portrayals. This time around, I tried to focus on the secondary and tertiary characters. Jeevan's brother Frank was such a great character. And THE scene in the last episode when XXX and XXX see eachother across the room...killed me again.

 

[beargonefishing]

Rewatched Station Eleven recently. It’s been a couple of years so many of the details seem fresh even the second time around. It’s one of the best written and performed series I’ve seen. Every episode has award winning, emotionally accurate portrayals. This time around, I tried to focus on the secondary and tertiary characters. Jeevan's brother Frank was such a great character. And THE scene in the last episode when XXX and XXX see eachother across the room...killed me again.

I'm about to go back and watch it again. I've been saying since it aired that it's my favorite television show of all time, and get a little choked up just thinking about that THE scene.

 

[javyn]

edit: wrong thread

 

[mhip]

Jeevan's

Jeevan

Jeevan likes his money….

He makes a lot they say.

 

[patrick_b]

Jeevan

Jeevan likes his money….

He makes a lot they say.

Good song, but Jeevan rhymes with leavin', hence the nickname leavin' jeevan. Damn you Frank!! Had to tell her.

 

[Salad]

Caught the first episode of "The Curse". Nathan Fielder and Benny Safdie are clearly smart and talented. They've created a tremendously funny show that is so uncomfortable to watch.

#cherrytomatoboys

I'm at ep4 but it's taking me like 2-3 days to get through an episode because, you are right, it is so cringy, lol.

Rewatched Station Eleven recently. It’s been a couple of years so many of the details seem fresh even the second time around. It’s one of the best written and performed series I’ve seen. Every episode has award winning, emotionally accurate portrayals. This time around, I tried to focus on the secondary and tertiary characters. Jeevan's brother Frank was such a great character. And THE scene in the last episode when XXX and XXX see eachother across the room...killed me again.

Station Eleven really is fantastic. I want to go through it again. The costuming alone is worth it.

Before Netflix blocked me because my TV isn't part of my nephew's household (duh but I'm not paying $16 a month to scroll for 10min.), I watched "Kleo" and really enjoyed it. I already have a German fetish (thanks Dark) so I was all in. I highly recommend. So good.

 

[mhip]

Slow Horses episodes go by so fast, the mark of a great show.

They’re roughly 45 minutes long, and they seem like 38, 39 minutes long.

 

[patrick_b]

I'm at ep4 but it's taking me like 2-3 days to get through an episode because, you are right, it is so cringy, lol.

It is incredibly hard to watch. I can’t decide if Nathan Fielder is a genius or just odd. Sometimes I want to feel sorry for him and others times I just hate his character. Same for the Safdie brother.

 

[1969]

Slow Horses episodes go by so fast, the mark of a great show.

They’re roughly 45 minutes long, and they seem like 38, 39 minutes long.

Started it a couple of weeks ago and got current last night. Gary Oldman is great, but there are some holes in the story each season. Still a fun watch though.

And, I rewatched Station Eleven a few months ago with my gf who hadn't seen it and it fully held up to a second pass. It's tough waiting to see how it all comes together, but it's so worth it.

 

[patrick_b]

And, I rewatched Station Eleven a few months ago with my gf who hadn't seen it and it fully held up to a second pass. It's tough waiting to see how it all comes together, but it's so worth it.

I mentioned to my wife that I rewatched Station Eleven and she reminded me that she never finished it. She missed the last episode!

I can't even look at her the same way.

 

[mhip]

I mentioned to my wife that I rewatched Station Eleven and she reminded me that she never finished it. She missed the last episode!

I can't even look at her the same way.

One of my very best friends, a female I've know since junior high, said she didn't like the show.
I'm pretty sure I called her an ignorant slut.