What are you watching???

[John Clark]

Legends and Agatha Raison. Tonight the euro match may be on if we are in the appropriate pub.

 

[publiusr]

Reruns of UFO on Hulu. Everyone smokes and wears Nehru suits. I love the future!

I even liked PROJECT: UFO

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

Mets at Brewers

 

[John Clark]

Musketeers, then finishing off Shannara Chronicles.

 

[kirk55555]

Supergirl Season 1 Episode 12

Oh god, I apologize for ever insulting Cat Grant. Maxwell Lord is truly the worst thing in this show. This episode was pure torture, and also very inferior to Smallville's episode that used a more accurate version of this episode's villain.

 

[John Clark]

I've moved on to Powers. Tomorrow, I'll be picking up Deadpool so that's on the schedule.

 

[Jonny]

I've been watching Euro 2016 but I have also been watching ''Angie Tribeca'' as well. DVD wise I did watch the first episode of the first season of ''Rookie Blue'' last night.

 

[Greg Cox]

"THE LIBRARIANS and the Image of Image."

I.e. the Dorian Gray episode.

 

[Jonny]

"THE LIBRARIANS and the Image of Image."

I.e. the Dorian Gray episode.

Is Librarians any good? A friend at work was raving about how great it is, but I've never seen it and I'm cautious as to whether or not to try it as he also enjoyed ''C.S.I Cyber'' which I didn't enjoy to say the least.

 

[Greg Cox]

Is Librarians any good? A friend at work was raving about how great it is, but I've never seen it and I'm cautious as to whether or not to try it as he also enjoyed ''C.S.I Cyber'' which I didn't enjoy to say the least.

Well, I'm biased in that I'm writing the novels, but I was a fan even before I got tapped to do the tie-in books. It's fun and breezy with appealing characters and some nice twists. If you liked LEVERAGE (which was made by the same people) and WAREHOUSE 13, you'll probably like THE LIBRARIANS.

And this is where I mention that the first novel, The Librarians and the Lost Lamp, comes out in October, and that I'm hard at work on the second novel now.

 

[Jonny]

Well, I'm biased in that I'm writing the novels, but I was a fan even before I got tapped to do the tie-in books. It's fun and breezy with appealing characters and some nice twists. If you liked LEVERAGE (which was made by the same people) and WAREHOUSE 13, you'll probably like THE LIBRARIANS.

And this is where I mention that the first novel, The Librarians and the Lost Lamp, comes out in October, and that I'm hard at work on the second novel now.

Thanks for the response. Nice little plug on the novel btw

I'll check it out, probably on YouTube.

 

[Greg Cox]

Thanks for the response. Nice little plug on the novel btw

I'll check it out, probably on YouTube.

No problem.

FYI: There were three previous LIBRARIAN tv-movies several years ago, but the TV series does a pretty good job of reestablishing the premise and introducing the new team.

 

[John Clark]

With Librarians, I have seen/enjoyed all the films, but didn't make it all the way through season 1 (at least, as of yet).

For me, right now, Deadpool. Later, Thrones.

 

[Greg Cox]

"Pillow of Death" with Lon Chaney Jr.

 

[stoneroses]

Belgium v Italy

 

[Tom Hendricks]

I watched Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference Keynote on my Apple TV.

 

[arch101]

Catching up on the Canadian Grand Prix and LeMans scrutineering day clips on YT. Fortunately, I'm a Lewis Hamilton fan.

 

[Sto-Vo-Kory]

The pilot episode of BrainDead

 

[John Clark]

13 Hours. Later, probably Agatha Raisin.

 

[Jonny]

Right now. Springwatch Unsprung. Just finished watching Spain's match against the Czech Republic and later I'll be watching ''Outcast''.