Post Random T.V.-Related Thoughts You Have

[LetMeSleep]

The Rook was fantastic. Highly recommend it to any who liked Sherlock.

I’m looking at you Ruddo and Durds and r2d.

Never heard of it. But I'll check it out.

It’s like Memento crossed with XMen with Sherlock direction.

[epilogue]

Fascinating. I didn't see if it was streaming anywhere (Netflix, Amazon, etc). Did you watch it on Starz?

[LetMeSleep]

It’s streaming here in Australia on Stan.

[run2death]

Looking forward to the new Wu-tang series on Hulu that starts tomorrow night.

I thought Showtime's docu-series was fantastic.

[VinylGuy]

Looking forward to the new Wu-tang series on Hulu that starts tomorrow night.

I thought Showtime's docu-series was fantastic.

I got ep1 of the docu...there is also a series?

[Biff Pocoroba]

Every time I see a promo for Cobie Smulder's new shows reminds me of a HIMYM set piece joke.

[run2death]

Looking forward to the new Wu-tang series on Hulu that starts tomorrow night.

I thought Showtime's docu-series was fantastic.

I got ep1 of the docu...there is also a series?

It was a 4-episode Showtime doc.

And now it's a Hulu drama series.

[BurtReynolds]

I used to think fast forwarding through boring parts/bad scenes was blasphemous even if a show really sucked, but now I do it all the time and its so freeing.

[bune]

I really hate lazy writing. "I get it." is such a lazy way to get into exposition, and it's always such obvious exposition that it takes me out of the show. It's not ever a natural conversation.

Another bit I hate is when there's a conceit in the show that's very obvious to everyone but the viewer. Like, wtf is the point of the show if you're not going to show what's going on? Mysterious conversations where the actors know what's going on and use coded language but then you the viewer are left even more confused.

And a more general random thought is whenever a scene is played for the show and doesn't feel natural I always feel like it's there just for the audience instead of the in-universe world.

[run2death]

Looking forward to the new Wu-tang series on Hulu that starts tomorrow night.

I thought Showtime's docu-series was fantastic.

This has been pretty terrible.

[dimejinky99]

Lads

They’re making the watch

A series based on terry pratchetts disc world / City watch novels

YES!!

https://www.empireonline.com/movies/new ... rd-dormer/

[doug rr]

looking forward to the ken burns country music documentary that starts sunday on pbs...

[epilogue]

looking forward to the ken burns country music documentary that starts sunday on pbs...

[wease]

looking forward to the ken burns country music documentary that starts sunday on pbs...

Yes

[doug rr]

looking forward to the ken burns country music documentary that starts sunday on pbs...

Yes

we watched the first 2 episodes yesterday...great stuff so far

[wease]

looking forward to the ken burns country music documentary that starts sunday on pbs...

Yes

we watched the first 2 episodes yesterday...great stuff so far

Had no idea WSM stood for We Shield Millions. Wow

[wease]

looking forward to the ken burns country music documentary that starts sunday on pbs...

Yes

we watched the first 2 episodes yesterday...great stuff so far

Had no idea WSM stood for We Shield Millions. Wow

Burns must've been working on this for a while. Haggard's been dead for 3 1/2 years.

[Strat]

Ugh. So NBC will have their streaming service "peacock" within the next year or so. They already have a Saved by the Bell "Sequel" and now they say the goal is to reboot the office.

Stop it already.

[Monkey_Driven]

Ugh. So NBC will have their streaming service "peacock" within the next year or so. They already have a Saved by the Bell "Sequel" and now they say the goal is to reboot the office.

Stop it already.

Content wins all.

[bada]

NBC spent 500 mil to get the streaming rights to the office. Holy shit.