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Seems like a bit of a bold move dropping those last eps on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and NYE.
Very much looking forward to it. Hopefully the Duffers deliver a really good ending. I know it’s not a popular opinion but I actually liked seasons 3 and 4 even more than the first two.
Aparantely, the episodes are going to be "feature film" length.Cutting it into three parts is absolute nonsense
i've never watched cheers, but i've seen her in films growing up. i liked her. she seemed chill. she was the melissa mccarthy of the 90s, except better than her by miles lol. but you get what i mean? popular "i'm the bigger girl underdog that everybody loves". man i'm so sick of cancer taking everybody. but that's another conversation for another time.
Interesting. Thanks. I think they confirmed eight episodes, no? So curious how they’ll break it up. Segments of 3, 3 and then the final two on NYE maybe.Aparantely, the episodes are going to be "feature film" length.
If you're into modern day Who just watch David Tennant and if you're still on board Matt Smith.Just decided to try to watch Dr. Who. Watched a tiny bit of the Disney+ modern day one, then switched to the slightly older one on MAX with the mannequins moving on their own. I was expecting both to have some sort of catch you up to this version summary at the beginning. Search on Apple TV indicated there's some really old cartoon version on Pluto maybe. Don't know anything about this show except for barely anything from the Lego Dimensions video game.
Yeah, the Chief's sister is gorgeous. The show is filled to the brim with hot women, but it's the crazy action and strong characters/performances that will keep you hooked till the end.
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The show had everything a person could love before the woke plague ruined so much.
Anyone watching Loudermilk? It has a lot of heart. It's about a guy (Ron Livingston - Band of Bros, Office Space) of who heads up an AA meeting. He's bitter former drunk living with his sponsor (Will Sasso) who takes in a young addict. They have a great cast, especially the guys in the AA group, which can get ridiculous. I'm really enjoying it.
Stear clear of the new woke crap. It's awful. The old stuff is great fun. Bad but good category.Just decided to try to watch Dr. Who. Watched a tiny bit of the Disney+ modern day one, then switched to the slightly older one on MAX with the mannequins moving on their own. I was expecting both to have some sort of catch you up to this version summary at the beginning. Search on Apple TV indicated there's some really old cartoon version on Pluto maybe. Don't know anything about this show except for barely anything from the Lego Dimensions video game.
Do you mean the Disney+ modern show where I think the dude wears a skirt?Stear clear of the new woke crap. It's awful. The old stuff is great fun. Bad but good category.
Dr. Who was always diverse. But this takes episodes devoted to the struggles of being trans along with race and gender swapping. Even if you are ok with that, the show sucks plot wise so there is plenty of old Who to watch. Quality will always be suspect, that is the charm lol.Do you mean the Disney+ modern show where I think the dude wears a skirt?
I tried to watch a really old Attack of the Daleks movie on maybe Pluto or Freevee and it looked too crude and old. I'm watching the one on MAX with the Doc Who who seems like bipolar drug addict and video quality is like DVD or worse.
Official Trailer for Noah Hawley's ALIEN: EARTH; Premieres August 12 on FX/Hulu
Official Trailer for Noah Hawley's ALIEN: EARTH; Premieres August 12 on FX/Hulu
Nah. I thought it was going to be stupid, too, after the first few episodes. Had baby legs. Thought it was gonna be too hammy, too heavy-handed.After today's episode, Murderbot is kinda shit. Not really funny, not really interesting.