What are you watching???
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The Trauma Code - Heroes on Call
Finished the latest season of Lincoln Lawyer. It's wasn't all that good. The previous seasons were much better.
I started the second season of Hannibal.
And I'll probably watch the old BBC show Star Cops as its anniversary is next year. Big Finish has also done some Star Cops as well.
I started the second season of Hannibal.
And I'll probably watch the old BBC show Star Cops as its anniversary is next year. Big Finish has also done some Star Cops as well.
watching the old HBO movie Deadlock on tubi tonight.
i could've sworn there was a 1992 or 1993 tv mini series that was on NBC back then. the mini series involved the same wedlock explosive collars but also going on at the same time was an underground secret rebellion thing going on
i could've sworn there was a 1992 or 1993 tv mini series that was on NBC back then. the mini series involved the same wedlock explosive collars but also going on at the same time was an underground secret rebellion thing going on
We've been binging through Parks and Recreation. So much fun!
ESCAPE FROM L.A. (Featuring Peter Fonda's second finest film performance, since he hadn't been in 3:10 TO YUMA yet.)
I happened upon this on Prime and vaguely recalled watching it when it first aired. So I've been rewatching it when I have nothing better to do/watch:
It's one of the many L.A. Law and Law and Order wannabes that populated network TV in the late 80s/early 90s. It's also a "lot of famous people before they became really famous" kind of show, both in the main case (Sarah Jessica Parker was probably the biggest name and this was long after Square Pegs and before Honeymoon in Vegas or SitC) and guest stars (David Alan Grier as a card shark, Charles F. Dutton as a witness, S. Epatha Merkerson as Dutton's wife, just to name a couple). Not great but reasonably entertaining so far (I never finished watching it first run).
It's one of the many L.A. Law and Law and Order wannabes that populated network TV in the late 80s/early 90s. It's also a "lot of famous people before they became really famous" kind of show, both in the main case (Sarah Jessica Parker was probably the biggest name and this was long after Square Pegs and before Honeymoon in Vegas or SitC) and guest stars (David Alan Grier as a card shark, Charles F. Dutton as a witness, S. Epatha Merkerson as Dutton's wife, just to name a couple). Not great but reasonably entertaining so far (I never finished watching it first run).
Paradise.
It's like Silo, but less Soviet.
It's like Silo, but less Soviet.
96 Minutes, then possibly Monarch:Legacy of Monsters.
Ditto. Really good episode.
SeaQuest DSV on Blu Ray.
Was not really impressed with the Blu Ray upgrade of this series, which was done by Mill Creek.
Was not really impressed with the Blu Ray upgrade of this series, which was done by Mill Creek.
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