What are you watching???

[auntiehill]

Last Week Tonight with John Oliver.

 

[Kraig]

Ludwig, Series 2 Episodes 1-3

 

[camdudetenger2018]

the 2016 us of a tv show no tomorrow season 1

 

[John Clark]

Second series of Martial Law

 

[Catboots]

Making my way through Season 2 of Farscape. Enjoying it a lot less than Season 1 unfortunately. Picture If You Will has been the only ep I've liked of S2 so far, hope the rest of the season gets better. Also Maldis is my favourite villain in the show, but he never comes back? What a shame! He was so much fun!

Have also started watching Cheers. Liking it so far. Think Norm is my favourite character.

 

[Kraig]

Reacher: Bridge

 

[camdudetenger2018]

rewatching the 2015 us of a tv show the messengers season 1

 

[somebuddyX]

Lanterns episode 2 and Arctic.

 

[oktay]

I'm watching 1883 and Landman, and my God, they're written with an extremely Republican mindset. Maybe it's because they're set in the American West, in Texas. But I still liked them.

 

[Aragorn]

Just came across this bit of trivia. Do you realize how long it's been since a network TV show won the Emmy for Best Drama? It's been Sopranos, Breaking Bad, Mad Men, Game of Thrones, Succession for the longest time now.

The last network TV show to win the Best Drama Emmy is:

A) Lost
B) The West Wing
C) 24
D) ER
E) NYPD Blue
F) The Practice

Winner:

Spoiler

24: Season 5

 

[korblborp]

Transformers (2007)
would have watched the 86 one, but i was already planning on going to the anniversary screening, and i need some space

 

[Kraig]

Professor T: Series 5, Episode 4, Ghost Writer

 

[Osol Twist]

Alita: Battle Angel

 

[Firebird]

Urusei Yatsura V: The Final Chapter (1988)

 

[urrutiap]

watched the spoof movie Disaster Movie on Prime Video earlier tonight.

the only lame actors in it were Carmen Electra, Kim Kardashian and that Manillo gal.

Nicole Parker and the other MadTV actress were pretty funny doing multiple characters

 

[Kraig]

Silo: Farewell

 

[V'Lias]

Nosferatu (1922)

 

[camdudetenger2018]

the 2017 us of a tv series ghost wars season 1

 

[Rebel Scum]

Babylon 5, Signs and Portents, and TKO.

 

[oktay]

I've been watching through Simpsons lately trying to finally get through the entire series.

This morning I came on an episode starring Elon Musk, from what we thought of him before he unmasked. I just couldn't. "Maybe the greatest living inventor!" How were we all so blind about him ten years ago? Even before we knew who he was we could have spotted that he didn't actually come up with his innovations, he just bought out companies and hired smart people to do it. I turned it off.

This might end up being the only episode of Simpsons I have not seen. Just like Scot's Tots is the only episode keeping me from saying I've seen every moment of the Office. Even when it first aired, I turned it off.

While agreeing with the points about Elon Musk, if someone is going to be called an inventor in the 21st century, the title should go to Steve Jobs and the people who worked at Apple during the Steve Jobs era. (considering the invention of the smartphone and tablet,) the person or people behind the first truly productive AI should deserve the title as well.