jpelg
High Rollers
-
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Legends (2026) - 1990's British customs agents enlisted for Thatcher's war on drugs. Quite good & engaging.
-
Spider Noir (Amazon Prime) - enjoyed this alternate take on the Spiderman genre alot.
-
-
The Continental (Peacock) - all John Wick fans must see (a prequel): Not to be confused with:
-
^This!
-
Grell OAE1 headphone on Woot for $39.99 Cheap enough for modding & experimentation, no?
-
Peaky Blinders (Netflix) - I know I am so late (like, ten years late!) to this party, but here we are finally. Binged thru the first two seasons, & started series #3. Not perfect, but lots of "fun" (usually in a dark-ish way). Dang, life was harsh not so long ago.
-
Thelma Houston & Pressure Cooker - I've Got the Music in Me (Sheffield Labs recording on CD) - Picked up at a local Goodwill on a whim based on the label. I was not familiar with the Sheffield Lab era but was intrigued by the cover, so I grabbed it. Have I found my newest obsession?
-
Happy Birthday Al!
-
-
Happy birthday!
-
-
-
-
Broadchurch (Seasons 2 & 3) - Back in 2013, we watched season 1. While excellent, it was very intense, centering on the death of an 11 y/o boy in a tight-knit English coastal town. So much so, that when series 2 aired, we opted to not continue watching. In the last weeks, we circled back to binge thru season 2 & 3 in succession. These were just as intense as the first and reminded me how much I love Olivia Coleman's work. Definitely not for the faint-of-heart, or a casual watch. But these were the blueprint for many similarly-themed series over the last decade.
