What are you currently watching on TV?

[bune]

I meant to add: and with no idea what the CW was going to do with the series because it seemed to change every damn week.

[wease]

Now I just found out that there's two novels that take place between the movie and the 4th season.

[bune]

Yeah, you probably missed the post in the other thread:

The Thousand-Dollar Tan Line

Ten years after graduating from high school in Neptune, California, Veronica Mars is back in the land of sun, sand, crime, and corruption. She's traded in her law degree for her old private investigating license, struggling to keep Mars Investigations afloat on the scant cash earned by catching cheating spouses until she can score her first big case.

Now it's spring break, and college students descend on Neptune, transforming the beaches and boardwalks into a frenzied, week-long rave. When a girl disappears from a party, Veronica is called in to investigate. But this is not a simple missing person's case. The house the girl vanished from belongs to a man with serious criminal ties, and soon Veronica is plunged into a dangerous underworld of drugs and organized crime. And when a major break in the investigation has a shocking connection to Veronica's past, the case hits closer to home than she ever imagined.

the book picks up right after the movie (I think two months from where the movie left off) and it mentions events from the movie throughout the book.

Mr. Kiss and Tell

The Neptune Grand has always been the seaside town’s ritziest hotel, despite the shady dealings and high-profile scandals that seem to follow its elite guests. When a woman claims that she was brutally assaulted in one of its rooms and left for dead by a staff member, the owners know that they have a potential powder keg on their hands. They turn to Veronica to disprove—or prove—the woman's story.

The case is a complicated mix of hard facts, mysterious occurrences, and uncooperative witnesses. The hotel refuses to turn over its reservation list and the victim won’t divulge who she was meeting that night. Add in the facts that the attack happened months ago, the victim’s memory is fuzzy, and there are holes in the hotel’s surveillance system, and Veronica has a convoluted mess on her hands. As she works to fill in the missing pieces, it becomes clear that someone is lying—but who? And why?

[wease]

Yeah, you probably missed the post in the other thread:

The Thousand-Dollar Tan Line

Ten years after graduating from high school in Neptune, California, Veronica Mars is back in the land of sun, sand, crime, and corruption. She's traded in her law degree for her old private investigating license, struggling to keep Mars Investigations afloat on the scant cash earned by catching cheating spouses until she can score her first big case.

Now it's spring break, and college students descend on Neptune, transforming the beaches and boardwalks into a frenzied, week-long rave. When a girl disappears from a party, Veronica is called in to investigate. But this is not a simple missing person's case. The house the girl vanished from belongs to a man with serious criminal ties, and soon Veronica is plunged into a dangerous underworld of drugs and organized crime. And when a major break in the investigation has a shocking connection to Veronica's past, the case hits closer to home than she ever imagined.

the book picks up right after the movie (I think two months from where the movie left off) and it mentions events from the movie throughout the book.

Mr. Kiss and Tell

The Neptune Grand has always been the seaside town’s ritziest hotel, despite the shady dealings and high-profile scandals that seem to follow its elite guests. When a woman claims that she was brutally assaulted in one of its rooms and left for dead by a staff member, the owners know that they have a potential powder keg on their hands. They turn to Veronica to disprove—or prove—the woman's story.

The case is a complicated mix of hard facts, mysterious occurrences, and uncooperative witnesses. The hotel refuses to turn over its reservation list and the victim won’t divulge who she was meeting that night. Add in the facts that the attack happened months ago, the victim’s memory is fuzzy, and there are holes in the hotel’s surveillance system, and Veronica has a convoluted mess on her hands. As she works to fill in the missing pieces, it becomes clear that someone is lying—but who? And why?

Have you read them?

I did just learn that the movie comes to Hulu on Nov 14. So I've got a little over two weeks to wait.

[washing machine]

Still watching the hell out of Superstore. You guys are missing out. Trag is such a Jonah.

[tragabigzanda]

Whenever there's active promotion on the part of somebody else, whenever I see somebody all dolled up for a fancy photograph and someone's handing out flyers or whenever there's active promotion for something like that, as an imposition on my day, I hate all those people and I want them to fail. I have a visceral reaction to advertising and promotion. There's just something about salesmanship that grates on me on a very base level and I react very negatively towards it. I want those people to suffer and I want their enterprises to fail.

[washing machine]

[washing machine]

I wonder who RM's Mateo is.

[Bi_3]

His Dark Materials


Decent start, but Ruth Wilson is feels wrong for the part

[wease]

Yeah, you probably missed the post in the other thread:

The Thousand-Dollar Tan Line

Ten years after graduating from high school in Neptune, California, Veronica Mars is back in the land of sun, sand, crime, and corruption. She's traded in her law degree for her old private investigating license, struggling to keep Mars Investigations afloat on the scant cash earned by catching cheating spouses until she can score her first big case.

Now it's spring break, and college students descend on Neptune, transforming the beaches and boardwalks into a frenzied, week-long rave. When a girl disappears from a party, Veronica is called in to investigate. But this is not a simple missing person's case. The house the girl vanished from belongs to a man with serious criminal ties, and soon Veronica is plunged into a dangerous underworld of drugs and organized crime. And when a major break in the investigation has a shocking connection to Veronica's past, the case hits closer to home than she ever imagined.

the book picks up right after the movie (I think two months from where the movie left off) and it mentions events from the movie throughout the book.

Mr. Kiss and Tell

The Neptune Grand has always been the seaside town’s ritziest hotel, despite the shady dealings and high-profile scandals that seem to follow its elite guests. When a woman claims that she was brutally assaulted in one of its rooms and left for dead by a staff member, the owners know that they have a potential powder keg on their hands. They turn to Veronica to disprove—or prove—the woman's story.

The case is a complicated mix of hard facts, mysterious occurrences, and uncooperative witnesses. The hotel refuses to turn over its reservation list and the victim won’t divulge who she was meeting that night. Add in the facts that the attack happened months ago, the victim’s memory is fuzzy, and there are holes in the hotel’s surveillance system, and Veronica has a convoluted mess on her hands. As she works to fill in the missing pieces, it becomes clear that someone is lying—but who? And why?

Have you read them?

I did just learn that the movie comes to Hulu on Nov 14. So I've got a little over two weeks to wait.

Just finished the movie. I liked all of it except for Veronica and Logan hooking back up. Goddammit, can she never be rid of him?!?

[wease]

Started VM S4 last night. Liked the more adult tone. Still don't like her and Logan together, but damned if I didn't feel just a bit sorry for him.

I guess Keith had a stroke or something. Interesting storyline for him so far.

I'm assuming Hulu wouldn't let them say the word "fuck".

Wish Mac was in it.

[epilogue]

Started VM S4 last night. Liked the more adult tone. Still don't like her and Logan together, but damned if I didn't feel just a bit sorry for him.

I guess Keith had a stroke or something. Interesting storyline for him so far.

I'm assuming Hulu wouldn't let them say the word "fuck".

Wish Mac was in it.

yeah that was tough

[tragabigzanda]

Whenever there's active promotion on the part of somebody else, whenever I see somebody all dolled up for a fancy photograph and someone's handing out flyers or whenever there's active promotion for something like that, as an imposition on my day, I hate all those people and I want them to fail. I have a visceral reaction to advertising and promotion. There's just something about salesmanship that grates on me on a very base level and I react very negatively towards it. I want those people to suffer and I want their enterprises to fail.

[tragabigzanda]

Whenever there's active promotion on the part of somebody else, whenever I see somebody all dolled up for a fancy photograph and someone's handing out flyers or whenever there's active promotion for something like that, as an imposition on my day, I hate all those people and I want them to fail. I have a visceral reaction to advertising and promotion. There's just something about salesmanship that grates on me on a very base level and I react very negatively towards it. I want those people to suffer and I want their enterprises to fail.

[tragabigzanda]

Whenever there's active promotion on the part of somebody else, whenever I see somebody all dolled up for a fancy photograph and someone's handing out flyers or whenever there's active promotion for something like that, as an imposition on my day, I hate all those people and I want them to fail. I have a visceral reaction to advertising and promotion. There's just something about salesmanship that grates on me on a very base level and I react very negatively towards it. I want those people to suffer and I want their enterprises to fail.

[Biff Pocoroba]

I was surprised there was a new South Park from last night on my dvr this morning.

[Bi_3]

Green Eggs and Ham


Kids love it, enough adult friendly jokes to keep me entertained

[bune]

That ET ad from Comcast...was that actually Elliot?

edit:

The character is once again played by Henry Thomas, the same actor who portrayed him decades ago.

The TMNT float is on screen right now. wtaf.

[bada]

Has anyone watched the Unicorn on CBS? I've been thinking of giving it a try because my man Cletus Van Dam is in it but its still fucking CBS.

[epilogue]

Took about five eps, but Schitt’s Creek clicked for me and I’m so on board.

I'm now almost all the way through S2 and I'm enjoying this a lot. Glad I stuck with it. Thanks for your feedback, trag. Helped me stick out the rough start. S2 is VASTLY superior to S1. It's almost a different show in a lot of ways.