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[ironbut]

I couldn't make up my mind which season of Fargo I liked the best!

I wish I could watch them for the first time again.

[shellylh]

Finished binge watching the first two seasons of Mozart in the Jungle, highly recommended.

[Dusty Chalk]

Fades, on a recommendation from a Dresden fan group on Facebook.  They like to play "who would you cast as", and Natalie Dormer came up...

[Grahame]

This years Eurovision Entries

 

[Dusty Chalk]

Well there goes my evening...

[Dusty Chalk]

Earlier : final episode of Castle. ; _;

In an article, the creators said they made three different endings:

a normal cliffhanger if the whole cast came back, another version if they let Stana Katic/Kate Beckett go (!), and a third version if the series got canceled.  They hoped not to air that last one, because it was too depressing.

 Well, the series is over, so it was that last one, and they were right, it was depressing as hell.

They have children. XD

[shellylh]

Just finished watching Orange is the New Black Season 4.

[grawk]

that was last night for us, tonight was GoT

[ironbut]

Watched the first 3 episodes of Brain Dead.

Pretty fun summer show and particularly enjoyable during this crazy political season!

 

[grawk]

https://twitter.com/whoisMrRobot

 

part 1 of the mr robot season 2 premiere

[Dusty Chalk]

Comcast made the mistake of giving me access to everything I watch on TV via computer -- I have become a total couch potato.

Mostly True Blood, though.  Watched the first episode of Roadies, tried to watch the second, it wouldn't let me.  Not sure what changed...

[Dusty Chalk]

Regarding Roadies -- Thinking perhaps that Showtime was on preview...and now it isn't, since I don't technically have Showtime.

Watching Preacher now -- FUCK this is good.  They are really doing the graphic novel series justice.  And the tagline is perfect:  How can a show this bad be this good?

I has a sad, though.  

 

Eugene/Arseface

 

[ironbut]

On 7/10/2016 at 6:32 PM, grawk said:

https://twitter.com/whoisMrRobot

 

part 1 of the mr robot season 2 premiere

Season 2 started with a roar!

This is one of the shows that makes me believe that a few like minded folks have snuck into the decision making levels of cable tv.

Thank god!

[Hopstretch]

Toast Of London.

Puerile but very funny.

[Grahame]

Then you may enjoy Matt Berry in the equally puerile but very funny "Snuff Box"

[Dusty Chalk]

Just finished True Blood.  Damn if seasons 6 & 7 didn't make up for season 5.  Season 7, in particular, despite some minor flaws, might've been my favourite season.

[mikeymad]

A good one

 

http://comediansincarsgettingcoffee.com/john-oliver-what-kind-of-human-animal-would-do-this

 

 

[Dusty Chalk]

sw2015-06-13.mp4

Steven Wilson

2015-06-13

complete live video

[Dusty Chalk]

Stranger Things

Very enjoyable

Pure throwback heaven

I think this video missed a couple (non-70s/80s) references -- Under the Skin and Ghost in the Shell come to mind:

 

[ironbut]

It thought it was a pretty fun ride!

I'm a huge fan of Goonies so this one hit those buttons for me. 

It could have used more funny stuff though.

[MexicanDragon]

I enjoyed Stranger Things, but I have a feeling I missed *most* of the references.

When 90s nostalgia comes around with something like this, though, it's on.

**BRENT**

[TMoney]

Fascinating PBS Doc on the rise of Christianity in the Roman Empire as told from the scholarly perspective. Really learned a lot watching this.

[Dusty Chalk]

9 hours ago, MexicanDragon said:

I enjoyed Stranger Things, but I have a feeling I missed *most* of the references.

When 90s nostalgia comes around with something like this, though, it's on.

Did you spot any 90s references?  I only caught the one brief Ghost in the Shell one.  It'd be cool if they did season 2 as sort of a 90s tribute the way season 1 was an 80s tribute, but I'm not sure the 90s had such a distinct look as the 80s did.  Perhaps season 2 could be a 70s tribute, but Rob Zombie is already doing that with his movies, especially House of 1000 Corpses, albeit more slanted towards true horror.  Oh well, we'll see.

[MexicanDragon]

Heh, I didn't pick up any 90s stuff (though I did have to catch some of the cars and make sure they were all period correct; I think a Ford Festiva was a little too new, but it was close.) That e28 was pretty hot.

Heh, House Of 1000 Corpses was Zoe's first movie in theatres... at 6 months.

**BRENT**

[Dusty Chalk]

You're a horrible person!  Too cheap for a babysitter, so you subject the other movie patrons to a 6-month-old infant?!?!?