My wife & I watched the 1st episode and like yours, she wasn't interested in watching any more. I'll probably try a few more episodes before rendering a decision.
First three episodes of "Norsemen." My wife wouldn't finish the first episode, but I kind of like it.
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A friend from high school (when DINOSAURS ROAMED THE EARTH) got into Scientology and after the Jonestown massacre (in which my dear friend and mentor Greg Robinson was murdered) I called her and excoriated her for being in a cult. She tried to explain S to me and I just hung up. Really breaks my heart because she's wasted her life. Breaks my heart.
Truly impressive. And Mike Rinder is the man!! Let me know if you like it.
Watched 6 episodes of The World According To Jeff Goldblum last night. He is just so odd and really leans in to his oddness. The topics are lighthearted and he’s playful with them but the entertainment is really just him being himself. What’s really funny is some of the people he meets are as odd as him. At one point one of his guests says, “I have one question for you. Do you believe dinosaurs are real?” JB’s reaction is just perfect. It’s a fun show on Disney+.
Another three episodes of The World...Jeff Goldblum. I regret not writing down some of non sequitor quotes from each episode. The coffee episode had this one, “Have you ever spooned with a horse?” The episode on RV’s has him singing “Born to be wild” to an Amish man, then he asks him if he’s heard that song and the Amish guy just says, “no.” ?
I am watching a few things at the moment:
Louie -
A really fun to watch show. I only have the first season, so I will probably buy the rest on Blu ray and add it to Plex.
X-Men -
I used to watch this Saturday-morning cartoon in the early 90's. I cancelled my Disney+ sub, so I am trying to watch as much as I can while I still have it. I think I have a week left, so I doubt I will be able to finish.
Alias -
I binged this a few times before, so now I tend to put this on while doing other things.
Louie -
A really fun to watch show. I only have the first season, so I will probably buy the rest on Blu ray and add it to Plex.
X-Men -
I used to watch this Saturday-morning cartoon in the early 90's. I cancelled my Disney+ sub, so I am trying to watch as much as I can while I still have it. I think I have a week left, so I doubt I will be able to finish.
Alias -
I binged this a few times before, so now I tend to put this on while doing other things.
I was given a fancy box set of Alias. Only watched the first 2 seasons. Need to get back to it.
Louie is great.
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Bob Newhart was a classic... after finishing this one, you have to watch The New Bob Newhart show... just as good with a surprise ending to the final episode...
I count that Newhart finale ending and the last episode of Six Feet Under as the two best series endings ever.
Just found Good Witch on Netflix. Hooked on it right now and just started season 2. I'm a huge Catherine Bell fan but didn't know she did this. Haven't looked up anything yet so I don't blow any surprises.
Just finished up “Endeavor” on Amazon Prime. The first 6 seasons were part of the Prime subscription so no addition cost. The 7th and latest season has only 3 longish episodes and first was available at an additional fee. I passed on it then and was pleasantly surprised to see it is now included at no cost add. Season 8 is beginning now though not yet on Prime, at least not for no added cost.
I like this UK-based police procedural in general, but the coroner’s pithy quips are alone worthy of watching.
I like this UK-based police procedural in general, but the coroner’s pithy quips are alone worthy of watching.
We have been binging of all shows "Friends". Didn't watch it when it first aired, but man there is some gold in this show. The wife did watch and she has no problem watching it again... Good stuff!
I love Endeavour, but that's coming as a somewhat obsessed fan (and owner) of the entire Morse and Lewis series. Endeavour is the prequel to those. The Morse-coroner relationship continues (or rather, introduced) in the later series too, so it was fun to watch how its beginnings were developed in Endeavour.
I haven't watched season 8 yet but am looking forward to it when it arrives on Prime. I don't have the patience to use the PBS app.
I can also recommend the biography of John Thaw (who played Morse) written by his wife, Sheila Hancock, called The Two of Us.