Re: What are you currently watching on TV?
Posted: Thu December 27, 2018 2:12 pm
OutThe Argonaut wrote:not with Gordon Ramsay and only with bars.
OutThe Argonaut wrote:not with Gordon Ramsay and only with bars.
Nothing about that show looks or sounds interesting to me, but I'm glad you're digging it. It's nice to have something fun to watch during the holidays.The Argonaut wrote:but I like the yelling and the people getting firedwashing machine wrote:Watch some David Wondrich cocktail demonstrations and lectures on YouTube instead.
Don't be embarrassed. Like what you like and own it, buddy. No judgements.The Argonaut wrote:It is certainly terrible, but it is terrible in a very specific kind of way that I'm a sucker fordurdencommatyler wrote:Nothing about that show looks or sounds interesting to me, but I'm glad you're digging it. It's nice to have something fun to watch during the holidays.The Argonaut wrote:but I like the yelling and the people getting firedwashing machine wrote:Watch some David Wondrich cocktail demonstrations and lectures on YouTube instead.
I watched that while spending a night in Leavenworth, Kansas. Something about watching that series in that part of America made everything about it so much more poignant.The Argonaut wrote:I'm also watching the Ken Burns documentary series about the Vietnam War and that is actually good
"Surely they haven't gotten you something decent. It must be a bicycle shaped sock, or a bicycle shaped toiler brush, or a bicycle shaped... kick in the arse"Seán Murphy is the imaginary friend of 12-year-old Martin Paul Kenny Dalglish Moone, the youngest child (and only son) in a family living in Boyle, a small town in rural Ireland. Martin, aided by his imaginary friend, has a unique perspective on life. His imagination comes into play both in his childish drawings, which come alive through animation, and in the ridiculous schemes he comes up with, against Seán's better judgement. With Seán's help, Martin negotiates life as the youngest member of a chaotic, scatterbrained family.
Watched the first episode of this last night. Pretty good so far!The Argonaut wrote:Is anyone else watching Escape at Dannemora? It is soooooo good and I just want to talk about it
Bi_3 wrote:Watched S02:E01 of Mrs Maisel, it was wonderful. The scene with her high speed rant and the translator keeping up was flawless.
A few episodes into this and loving it. My wife hates the fact that now I'll periodically cuddle up behind her and then put my hand in front of her face and ask her to spit on itRangi Guy wrote:Watched the first episode of this last night. Pretty good so far!The Argonaut wrote:Is anyone else watching Escape at Dannemora? It is soooooo good and I just want to talk about it
bune wrote:Started a re-watch of Moone Boy. Christ it's hilarious."Surely they haven't gotten you something decent. It must be a bicycle shaped sock, or a bicycle shaped toiler brush, or a bicycle shaped... kick in the arse"Seán Murphy is the imaginary friend of 12-year-old Martin Paul Kenny Dalglish Moone, the youngest child (and only son) in a family living in Boyle, a small town in rural Ireland. Martin, aided by his imaginary friend, has a unique perspective on life. His imagination comes into play both in his childish drawings, which come alive through animation, and in the ridiculous schemes he comes up with, against Seán's better judgement. With Seán's help, Martin negotiates life as the youngest member of a chaotic, scatterbrained family.