Red Mosquito

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:Tried a couple episodes of Jack Ryan. Doesn't do anything to disprove my theory that John Krasinski is white bread come to life.

i'm not even going to bother with that one

You wouldn't understand it anyway?

wtf?

Roll tide

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:Tried a couple episodes of Jack Ryan. Doesn't do anything to disprove my theory that John Krasinski is white bread come to life.

i'm not even going to bother with that one

You wouldn't understand it anyway?

wtf?

Roll tide

if we ever meet in person i'm going to slap your face

Maisel S2 is outstanding so far. I'm only two episodes in but I'm ready to compare it to Mad Men in terms of writing and cinematography. It's already superior in terms of performance. If this trend continues we may have a new GOAT.

durdencommatyler wrote:Maisel S2 is outstanding so far. I'm only two episodes in but I'm ready to compare it to Mad Men in terms of writing and cinematography. It's already superior in terms of performance. If this trend continues we may have a new GOAT.

This is crazy talk.

f*ck wesley chu

I read his Tao series and it started good but went hard YA by the third book. Finished the series just to say I finished it.

bune wrote:I read his Tao series and it started good but went hard YA by the third book. Finished the series just to say I finished it.

how do you feel about Lemony Snicket?

I'd have to read it to feel anything about it. Watched the movie, thought it was well done.

That said, my son and I read his other series All the Wrong Questions. Since he read the other series he got more out of it than I did but it was alright. Not a fan of the "question question question answer...maybe?" style though.

bune wrote:I'd have to read it to feel anything about it. Watched the movie, thought it was well done.

That said, my son and I read his other series All the Wrong Questions. Since he read the other series he got more out of it than I did but it was alright. Not a fan of the "question question question answer...maybe?" style though.

the librarian i’m in love with read them...i read the first few back in the day

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

bune wrote:I'd have to read it to feel anything about it. Watched the movie, thought it was well done.

That said, my son and I read his other series All the Wrong Questions. Since he read the other series he got more out of it than I did but it was alright. Not a fan of the "question question question answer...maybe?" style though.

the librarian i’m in love with read them...i read the first few back in the day

I thought you were with that 17 year old boy now.

wease wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

bune wrote:I'd have to read it to feel anything about it. Watched the movie, thought it was well done.

That said, my son and I read his other series All the Wrong Questions. Since he read the other series he got more out of it than I did but it was alright. Not a fan of the "question question question answer...maybe?" style though.

the librarian i’m in love with read them...i read the first few back in the day

I thought you were with that 17 year old boy now.

get bent

leave wease alone

doug rr wrote:leave wease alone

f*ck wease

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:Tried a couple episodes of Jack Ryan. Doesn't do anything to disprove my theory that John Krasinski is white bread come to life.

i'm not even going to bother with that one

Spoiler: show

I stopped after an armed Jack Ryan is chasing a terrorist who has been shot in the stomach through a crowded street. For some reason, he stops and tries to shoot him, but there are too many pedestrians around. So he just stops. Doesn't bother chasing him down or anything. And there are cops all over the place. All he'd have to do is flag one down. It's just a bad trope the writers shoved in even though it makes no sense here. because they suck.

BurtReynolds wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:Tried a couple episodes of Jack Ryan. Doesn't do anything to disprove my theory that John Krasinski is white bread come to life.

i'm not even going to bother with that one

Spoiler: show

I stopped after an armed Jack Ryan is chasing a terrorist who has been shot in the stomach through a crowded street. For some reason, he stops and tries to shoot him, but there are too many pedestrians around. So he just stops. Doesn't bother chasing him down or anything. And there are cops all over the place. All he'd have to do is flag one down. It's just a bad trope the writers shoved in even though it makes no sense here. because they suck.

harrison ford is rolling in his grave

My wife did not appreciate the last episode of Riverdale as much as I did. It was definitely weaker, mostly because of the format, but it was still a gem. Especially Betty's segment, which was so much like a video game that I almost died.

Scott Ellis, who directed my favorite show that I've worked on in my Broadway life, directed the 3rd ep of Maisel S2 ABC's it was nowhere near as dynamic or compelling as the previous episodes this season. Still a good episode but we REALLY missed Amy's voice and vision.

durdencommatyler wrote:Maisel S2 is outstanding so far. I'm only two episodes in but I'm ready to compare it to Mad Men in terms of writing and cinematography. It's already superior in terms of performance. If this trend continues we may have a new GOAT.

we finished S2 yesterday..amazing series

New Amsterdam is probably the best show on TV right now. That, or The Good Place.