Finding New Shit on TV

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minus hbo. fx has probably the best original content of them all.

the reboot of justified has not disappointed. although. i am about 3 episodes in and raylan ain't shot nobody yet.
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pdub wrote: Tue Aug 01, 2023 10:19 am Speaking of really good shows, FX comes through again with The Bear.
Just finished season one and the final 10-15 minutes someone was definitely cutting onions somewhere in my house.

100% on rotten tomatoes.

https://www.rottentomatoes.com/tv/the_bear/s01

I watched the 1st two episodes of this and lost track of it. May need to pick it up again.
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It takes a bit to develop - they let the details unfold without force feeding you.
By episode 4, I was all the way in.
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Found a rerun of Julia Child and Jaques Pepain on the teevee. Julia announces we are making a traditional Mediterranean fish soup. I'm convinced you can make this anywhere in the country, even. Kansas City.
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jhawks99 wrote: Sun Aug 06, 2023 12:22 pm Found a rerun of Julia Child and Jaques Pepain on the teevee. Julia announces we are making a traditional Mediterranean fish soup. I'm convinced you can make this anywhere in the country, even. Kansas City.
To me, soup is disappointing enough without fish in it.
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pdub wrote: Tue Aug 01, 2023 10:19 am Speaking of really good shows, FX comes through again with The Bear.
Just finished season one and the final 10-15 minutes someone was definitely cutting onions somewhere in my house.

100% on rotten tomatoes.

https://www.rottentomatoes.com/tv/the_bear/s01
Look for this show's second season when the Emmy's come a knockin'.
Tough competition going against Succession's final season tho.
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Nov 2022
Quentin Tarantino talks with CNN's Chris Wallace about how he created his brand of filmmaking by examining scenes from "Resevoir Dogs" and "Pulp Fiction".

https://youtu.be/PTCnUlJsPU0
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Having some back issues so I've spent the last couple of days horizontal, looking for a movie/s. Ran across Catch 22 and had to watch it. I had forgotten how funny it is.
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defixione wrote: Mon Aug 21, 2023 6:52 pm Having some back issues so I've spent the last couple of days horizontal, looking for a movie/s. Ran across Catch 22 and had to watch it. I had forgotten how funny it is.
The movie or the mini series?
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I liked the miniseries length better.

But the movie's portrayal of the characters was much better. The miniseries made the characters seem... sane? Especially Yossarian, which didn't seem right. Arkin and Perkins were fantastic.

I loved the book so much that we named our first dog Yossi.

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pdub wrote: Wed Aug 23, 2023 9:41 am I think in Boy Scouts we brought Backpackers Pantry -- which from my memory were delicious -- but on a much smaller scale than the people eating a mouse on Alone, it was likely because I was so hungry.
Anyone other than pdub and me watch Alone?
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pdub wrote: Thu Aug 10, 2023 8:40 am
pdub wrote: Tue Aug 01, 2023 10:19 am Speaking of really good shows, FX comes through again with The Bear.
Just finished season one and the final 10-15 minutes someone was definitely cutting onions somewhere in my house.

100% on rotten tomatoes.

https://www.rottentomatoes.com/tv/the_bear/s01
Look for this show's second season when the Emmy's come a knockin'.
Tough competition going against Succession's final season tho.
Second season is like a completely different show. Less stressful, more artsy and much deeper. It's great. Also liked my town being in one of the episodes - I had no idea people had to go to our post office to drop off liquor licenses.
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Shirley wrote: Thu Aug 24, 2023 8:18 pm
pdub wrote: Wed Aug 23, 2023 9:41 am I think in Boy Scouts we brought Backpackers Pantry -- which from my memory were delicious -- but on a much smaller scale than the people eating a mouse on Alone, it was likely because I was so hungry.
Anyone other than pdub and me watch Alone?
Tdub and i do/did

i’m ready for fall cuz there’s a new season (and basketball), so i can re-up my sling acct
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Shirley wrote: Thu Aug 24, 2023 8:18 pm
pdub wrote: Wed Aug 23, 2023 9:41 am I think in Boy Scouts we brought Backpackers Pantry -- which from my memory were delicious -- but on a much smaller scale than the people eating a mouse on Alone, it was likely because I was so hungry.
Anyone other than pdub and me watch Alone?
for sure.

I'm usually a season behind though. I just got through the labrador season this summer. I was excited for it because that's a great location. But, it was a fairly disappointing season all in all.
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mjl2 wrote: Thu Aug 24, 2023 8:55 pm
pdub wrote: Thu Aug 10, 2023 8:40 am
pdub wrote: Tue Aug 01, 2023 10:19 am Speaking of really good shows, FX comes through again with The Bear.
Just finished season one and the final 10-15 minutes someone was definitely cutting onions somewhere in my house.

100% on rotten tomatoes.

https://www.rottentomatoes.com/tv/the_bear/s01
Look for this show's second season when the Emmy's come a knockin'.
Tough competition going against Succession's final season tho.
Second season is like a completely different show. Less stressful, more artsy and much deeper. It's great. Also liked my town being in one of the episodes - I had no idea people had to go to our post office to drop off liquor licenses.
Still a bit stressful, no?
The whole Xmas episode with the mom?
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Still stressful, but like 25% of the time, instead of 75% of the time. Except the Christmas episode, yes, which was just brilliant.
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TDub wrote: Thu Aug 24, 2023 10:34 pm
Shirley wrote: Thu Aug 24, 2023 8:18 pm
pdub wrote: Wed Aug 23, 2023 9:41 am I think in Boy Scouts we brought Backpackers Pantry -- which from my memory were delicious -- but on a much smaller scale than the people eating a mouse on Alone, it was likely because I was so hungry.
Anyone other than pdub and me watch Alone?
for sure.

I'm usually a season behind though. I just got through the labrador season this summer. I was excited for it because that's a great location. But, it was a fairly disappointing season all in all.
I agree, great location, not as interesting a series.

Glad they got away from Vancouver Island, it was way too vertical and wet, imo.



I'm always behind too, so wouldn't want to discuss anything episode to episode here, without "Spoiler" alerts.
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The fucking cowboy channel is possing me off.

paid for my subscription but here's what I get when I try to watch

"meed a subscription to watch"

ok...ill try paying again to see what happens

"you already paid for your subscription"

ok....try to watch

"you need a subscription to watch"


what. the. fuck. fuck you.

Missing the extreme bulls finale while your app fucks around. bullshit.

I was at day 1 of the finals....id like to at least see the final finale....
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Now that's a bug
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