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"SQUID GAME: Started watching this from the beginning tonight. We watched season one back in '21, but I wanted to re-watch it before starting season two. One thing led to another, and now there are three seasons."
"We quickly gave up on the American version of The Bridge, but there's also a UK-French version called The Tunnel that I think we finished and enjoyed."
"We’ve watched a bunch of stuff I haven’t reported:
Andor season 2: Excellent. The original plan was a five-season series, with each season representing one year, and one year closer to the Battle of Yavin. Since Yavin is the beginning of the Rebel…"
Andor season 2: Excellent. The original plan was a five-season series, with each season representing one year, and one year closer to the Battle of Yavin. Since Yavin is the beginning of the Rebel…"
"WONDERFUL WORLD OF TUPPERWARE: A kitschy half-hour 1965 "infomercial" about Tupperware."
"The recently-dropped Netflix documentary on Rob Ford, former mayor of Toronto, populist, scandal-magnet.
(and one of the few times that a Canadian politician was being regularly referenced by American late-night comedians)"
(and one of the few times that a Canadian politician was being regularly referenced by American late-night comedians)"
"I won't, then, talk about how great Breaking Bad is, but I don't see Walter White as a hero, except in the sense of main character/protagonist. The show makes him impressive, but, by the end, it's a five-season tragedy, which has far more in common…"
"There are, indeed, 27 episodes of Honey West available for free on YouTube (as well as the Burke's Law "back-door" pilot).
I thnk I watch at least a few of these myself.
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I thnk I watch at least a few of these myself.
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"Aye, friend Jeff, I am most familiar with Honey West (ABC, 1965-6)---though I'll confess it wasn't until years later that I knew that her character had appeared in a book series by Forrest and Gloria Fickling. The show wasn't, technically, a…"
"Here's a question for the Commander (or anyone else who'd care to field it). Are you familiar with Honey West? For those who are not, it's a one-season, mid-'60s spin-off of Burke's Law featuring a female private eye. I was able to watch it, once,…"
"I want my heroes . . . well, heroic. ...they inevitably have to be honest and morally straight.
You sound very much like STEVE DITKO (seven minute listen, starting at 19:31)."
You sound very much like STEVE DITKO (seven minute listen, starting at 19:31)."
"I'm surprised you watched any more! JK, it's not bad. It's just not the sort of thing that made Hitchcock a legend.
I was already somewhat "familiar" with Hitchcock (actually, curious about) him from MAD magazine ("Alfred Hatchplot")."
I was already somewhat "familiar" with Hitchcock (actually, curious about) him from MAD magazine ("Alfred Hatchplot")."
"I try to be open-minded about art. Isn't Iago really the most important character in Othello? But I do confess that I have been known to lose interest in this show or that with the words, "I can't find anybody to root for.""
"But my wife hasn't been enthusiastic about it -- "Can we watch something from this century?" -- so I have to watch solo . . .
I experience the same problem with the Good Mrs. Benson. She had no interest in any of the above shows I watched,…"
I experience the same problem with the Good Mrs. Benson. She had no interest in any of the above shows I watched,…"
"Believe it or not, Family Plot was the first Alfred Hitchcock movie I ever saw
I'm surprised you watched any more! JK, it's not bad. It's just not the sort of thing that made Hitchcock a legend.
"[I] realized that that was the first time I had ever…"
I'm surprised you watched any more! JK, it's not bad. It's just not the sort of thing that made Hitchcock a legend.
"[I] realized that that was the first time I had ever…"
"Last night I watched Family Plot...
Believe it or not, Family Plot was the first Alfred Hitchcock movie I ever saw, and I saw it in the theater. (Ironically, it was his last.) Soon after that I saw Psycho and The Birds for the first time on TV, but…"
Believe it or not, Family Plot was the first Alfred Hitchcock movie I ever saw, and I saw it in the theater. (Ironically, it was his last.) Soon after that I saw Psycho and The Birds for the first time on TV, but…"
"I have also embarked on varous watching projects for shows I never saw all of that I wanted to. But my wife hasn't been enthusiastic about it -- "Can we watch something from this century?" -- so I have to watch solo, fiting it in around the times we…"
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Happy Birthday to the Birthday Dude!
Hope it's a good one.
I'd have got you another cake, but I haven't earned any credits since your last birthday...
(How do you earn credits anyway?)
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