What are you watching???

[Kraig]

Watching the live st show (National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) press briefing) on the Washington DC Jet and Helicopter crash that occurred last night. The NTSB official opens the conference, telling the press the investigation by the NTSB is just starting. When the NTSB starts taking questions from the press, the show begins. The press starts asking questions about crash details, even though those aren't given until the investigation is concluded. The press wants fast answers, the NTSB only wants to give the right answer, and that will take months to get, not hours. I hope the NTSB finds the cause, and finds solutions to prevent a future disaster.

 

[JLA]

PIC 'Mercy'

 

[Commander Troi]

Abbott Elementary and 2 more Farscape episodes last night.

 

[JLA]

PIC 'Farewell'

 

[Aragorn]

Ghosts is back tonight.

 

[JLA]

TNG 'First Contact'

Watching it with new eyes

 

[Fantasy Lover]

That one became my favourite Trek movie in 2016, it makes me feel hope for the future

 

[JLA]

PIC 'Vox'

 

[Kraig]

Severance: Who is Alive

 

[raneclowd]

The Expanse S2E5 (I’m so blue)

All Creatures Great and Small S5E4 (Such a lovely show)

Orange is the New Black S6E13 (Still sticking in there watching as I can to finish it out).

 

[Commander Troi]

Last night was Harley Quinn and Animal Control.

 

[Vulcanoid]

Watched 'The Wrong Box' a neato night and a half ago (with it being firmly cemented as a fun british dark comedy farce with all the nice aspects of a situation that goes from bad to worse, with cousin-marriage involved) so I'm going to continue that trend and watch another film with a historical background. One that can be as educational as it is eye-popping and magnetic.

So I'm going to watch One Million Years B.C. which I think has a very alluring set of qualities to it, like the fuzzy costumes and probable historical accuracy, and all that guff.

 

[raneclowd]

The Expanse S2E6 (Avasarala really goes off, what is that blueish man looking at Gunny?!)

 

[Kraig]

The Expanse S2E6 (Avasarala really goes off, what is that blueish man looking at Gunny?!)

The answer would spoil the surprise. You will figure it out later, but

Spoiler: if you want to know now, instead of waiting to find out in the series

Jules-Pierre Mao's attempt to weaponize the protomolecule by creating protomolecule hybrid solders, using Belter children with physical defects, living on Ganymede, that Mao's doctor is supposed to be treating, but actually experimenting on.

 

[raneclowd]

The answer would spoil the surprise. You will figure it out later, but spoiler...

Yeah, this is a rewatch of the first three seasons for me as my spouse and I watch through all seasons. Still fun to watch again until I hit season 4 and on which I’ve not seen. It’s a really well made show.

 

[JLA]

SST: Death Flight

I got the idea of re-watching it from someone here. Surprisingly compelling though not a very good movie at all.

 

[auntiehill]

Murphy's Law

 

[JLA]

Just watched Capricorn One.

 

[Kraig]

The Pitt: 7:00 AM

 

[urrutiap]

starting today since its February 1st, Netflix just added all of the classic old show Home Improvement. February and March going to keep me busy for sure along with the regular stuff for my watchlist and whatever new comes on Netflix this month