What are you watching???
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Live, Die, Repeat/Edge of Tomorrow. Later Castle.
Just started Gotham and Madam Secretary on Netflix. Already hooked on both.
I used to watch the Italian version on Rai 1, Affari Tuoi.
Funny thing with the coccodrillo song.....
I understood next to nothing....
Currently watching Under the Dome
Mets at Phillies
Red Sox at Yankees
Red Sox at Yankees
Marley's Ghosts
Despite having proper actors like John Hannah and Sarah Alexander, this just wasn't very good.
You, Me and the Apocalypse
Sweary priest, Rob Lowe plus the very likeable Mathew Bayton. Both good selling points. Will probably stick with it. Some funny.
Despite having proper actors like John Hannah and Sarah Alexander, this just wasn't very good.
You, Me and the Apocalypse
Sweary priest, Rob Lowe plus the very likeable Mathew Bayton. Both good selling points. Will probably stick with it. Some funny.
"Q Who," Star Trek: The Next Generation Season Two
When this first aired, I thought it was easily the best episode of TNG to date. I still feel this way. It's a sharp contrast to any episode before it. The characters actually appear to be in real jeopardy. They encounter a TOS style giant ship which is a cube/geometric shape. It's life, Jean Luc, but not as we know it. The bad guys are bad, not misunderstood, and relentless. The conclusion is still very TNG what with Q whisking the crew out of danger rather than defeating the Borg, but that fits well with the Borg being the one enemy the crew of the D can't over power or out reason. Don't think TNG ever felt this exciting before or frankly ever since.
When this first aired, I thought it was easily the best episode of TNG to date. I still feel this way. It's a sharp contrast to any episode before it. The characters actually appear to be in real jeopardy. They encounter a TOS style giant ship which is a cube/geometric shape. It's life, Jean Luc, but not as we know it. The bad guys are bad, not misunderstood, and relentless. The conclusion is still very TNG what with Q whisking the crew out of danger rather than defeating the Borg, but that fits well with the Borg being the one enemy the crew of the D can't over power or out reason. Don't think TNG ever felt this exciting before or frankly ever since.
That was the episode that sold me on TNG. Up until that time, it seemed that Jean Luc was all too eager to surrender his ship when the slightest hint of danger reared its ugly head.
Then this episode came along, and Jean Luc realized: "Hey, my ship has these things called phasers and photon torpedoes! Let's use 'em!"
I was riveted by this episode.
Just started to binge watch How To Get Away With Murder on Netflix.
I might watch Hunted and Rizolli later.
For now, Alex Cross.
For now, Alex Cross.
Red Sox at Yankees
Rosewood.
Die.
Die.
Sleepy Hollow and Heroes: Reborn.
The Black List.
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