That is my problem....I watch too much VNA and spend too much time on the forum! I don't even get my football games in let alone other programs! lolsugerdaddy wrote:who gives a shit about Netflix or any thing else we have the best site to watch on Smart TV it is VNA Girls. Wake up lossers.
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Same here, except it is F1 instead of NASCARWalterB wrote:My VNA watching suffers when NFL or NASCAR is on,
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How was Ozark?Devinski82 wrote:Just finished up Ozark and figured I might check this out next. Quite the shift of genres lolMaggie Green wrote:Has anyone watched Glow? I have seen a few episodes and it's pretty funny
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I enjoyed it a lot, definitely on the dark side of things if you like that kind of show. Kind of reminded me of Breaking Bad since it has Jason Bateman as the lead character, he's got his typical sarcastic kind of dialogue delivery in scenes where it's a bit more light hearted from the main story. But it's got a lot of darker scenes dealing with the drug cartel part of the series.Maggie Green wrote:How was Ozark?Devinski82 wrote:Just finished up Ozark and figured I might check this out next. Quite the shift of genres lolMaggie Green wrote:Has anyone watched Glow? I have seen a few episodes and it's pretty funny
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Anyone watched Deuce yet about the porn industry in the 70's on Amazon?!
Anyone watched Deuce yet about the porn industry in the 70's on Amazon?!
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Apologies if this one has been mentioned before - The Tick on Amazon Prime is good. Pretty funny about a large blue superhero (The Tick) who is a bit pompous and too goody, mentoring a nerd called Arthur who has been landed with a special flying superhero suit.
I especially like the VLM, the sexy Miss Lynne and the talking boat!
I especially like the VLM, the sexy Miss Lynne and the talking boat!
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Peter you made it back!
Watched the Twin Peaks 2-part finale last night, which of course in classic David Lynch style wrapped up with a tremendous cliffhanger. Loved the visual aesthetic, and having Cooper back to his usual self. The liklihood of a second season has me excited, let's hope they have the funding to make it a reality. Would hate to see it end like Deadwood.
Watched the Twin Peaks 2-part finale last night, which of course in classic David Lynch style wrapped up with a tremendous cliffhanger. Loved the visual aesthetic, and having Cooper back to his usual self. The liklihood of a second season has me excited, let's hope they have the funding to make it a reality. Would hate to see it end like Deadwood.
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OK George - apart from Good v Evil what is it all about? Will there be another series? Does Laura Palmer still have a great bottom?George B wrote:Peter you made it back!
Watched the Twin Peaks 2-part finale last night, which of course in classic David Lynch style wrapped up with a tremendous cliffhanger. Loved the visual aesthetic, and having Cooper back to his usual self. The liklihood of a second season has me excited, let's hope they have the funding to make it a reality. Would hate to see it end like Deadwood.
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It's all about that cherry pie, order-from-disorder, and trifling with Western Occultism/Numeralogical/Magick forces that we're not necessarily supposed to understand. It's a break from traditional story telling, relying on abstract, expressionistic surrealism, nonlinear, non-rational film making. Rather than trying to understand each little nuance Lynch throws into the story, I revel in the long takes, slowly paced dialogue and inconclusiveness. I know plenty of people that don't care for it, for exactly those reasons, but I find myself drawn into the audio/visual landscape more-so than any other show on TV right now and I really hope there is more to come.PeterL22 wrote: OK George - apart from Good v Evil what is it all about? Will there be another series? Does Laura Palmer still have a great bottom?
And I'm sure she's still got a great bottom
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So its all done by scriptwriters on drugs then George?George B wrote:It's all about that cherry pie, order-from-disorder, and trifling with Western Occultism/Numeralogical/Magick forces that we're not necessarily supposed to understand. It's a break from traditional story telling, relying on abstract, expressionistic surrealism, nonlinear, non-rational film making. Rather than trying to understand each little nuance Lynch throws into the story, I revel in the long takes, slowly paced dialogue and inconclusiveness. I know plenty of people that don't care for it, for exactly those reasons, but I find myself drawn into the audio/visual landscape more-so than any other show on TV right now and I really hope there is more to come.PeterL22 wrote: OK George - apart from Good v Evil what is it all about? Will there be another series? Does Laura Palmer still have a great bottom?
And I'm sure she's still got a great bottom
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There are two series that many UK members will probably know, and may only work in Britain. They are Life on Mars and Ashes to Ashes with the amazing Gene Hunt!
I believe there was a US attempt at Life on Mars but it was awful.
You need to have seen a lot of 70s UK cop shows to really get them fully - think The Sweeney , etc.
Basically, they are drama/comedy set in 70s (Life on Mars) and 80s (Ashes to Ashes - spot the Bowie connection - with a sort of parody of the cop show from those eras. Lots of wisecracks, one liners and in-jokes. Master performance by Phillip Glenister as Gene Hunt (aka The Gene Jeanie) and John Sims (as Sam Tyler - the more straight-laced sidekick).
Where else would you get lines like "Don't go all Dorothy me!" "Its 1973, almost dinnertime and I'm having hoops."?
Any Brits out there who haven't watched - you are deprived. Any Yanks (apologies, but getting in to character), if you want to be baffled, but get an idea what I was watching in the seventies (and have a good laugh) - see if you can find the British version (avoid the US version).
I believe there was a US attempt at Life on Mars but it was awful.
You need to have seen a lot of 70s UK cop shows to really get them fully - think The Sweeney , etc.
Basically, they are drama/comedy set in 70s (Life on Mars) and 80s (Ashes to Ashes - spot the Bowie connection - with a sort of parody of the cop show from those eras. Lots of wisecracks, one liners and in-jokes. Master performance by Phillip Glenister as Gene Hunt (aka The Gene Jeanie) and John Sims (as Sam Tyler - the more straight-laced sidekick).
Where else would you get lines like "Don't go all Dorothy me!" "Its 1973, almost dinnertime and I'm having hoops."?
Any Brits out there who haven't watched - you are deprived. Any Yanks (apologies, but getting in to character), if you want to be baffled, but get an idea what I was watching in the seventies (and have a good laugh) - see if you can find the British version (avoid the US version).
Here was certainly a sin worth sinning and I applied myself with characteristic vigour to its practice
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Just came across (no pun intended!) - "The Good Place" on Netflix.
Really funny show about the after life where a ne'erdowell (great word that) woman goes to the "Good Place" - there isn't Heaven or Hell - by mistake. Ted Danson(the guy from Cheers) plays Michael who designed that neighbourhood and sorts of runs the place.
Very funny, especially the bite where the main character tries to swear.
Really funny show about the after life where a ne'erdowell (great word that) woman goes to the "Good Place" - there isn't Heaven or Hell - by mistake. Ted Danson(the guy from Cheers) plays Michael who designed that neighbourhood and sorts of runs the place.
Very funny, especially the bite where the main character tries to swear.
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It's also on ?Universal over here - just watched first episode last night - it was pretty cool.rokkerr wrote: ↑September 3rd, 2017, 2:25 pm https://www.forbes.com/sites/susannahbr ... 898d883baa
Anyone watched Deuce yet about the porn industry in the 70's on Amazon?!
It's a HBO I think , and , as a rule of thumb they are usually good!
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Its good - but Tim Roth is good in anything.
Only thing is rokker, he is a London cop who moved to a small town in Canada to protect his family. That is sort of important in how he deals with the locals and how is daughter is. Sorry to be a pedant!
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You guys may want to watch George Harrison - Living in the Material World
.... over 3 hours of Martin Scorcese's documentary of the Beatles legend with cool interviews of all kinds of people. Long but you can take breaks...
.... over 3 hours of Martin Scorcese's documentary of the Beatles legend with cool interviews of all kinds of people. Long but you can take breaks...
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Netflix is raising their subscription prices in the USA. Still a great deal if you use it, but costs are rising $1 or if you're on the premium plan, $2.
I just picked up a new series, Mr. Robot, which originally aired on USA Network. Story centers on a young man who moonlights as a vigilante computer hacker. Story goes into some really dark places, so it's right up my alley.
I just picked up a new series, Mr. Robot, which originally aired on USA Network. Story centers on a young man who moonlights as a vigilante computer hacker. Story goes into some really dark places, so it's right up my alley.
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