rewatching 2017 usa tv show salvation season 2
The Daily Show
movies, tv shows im busy with this month of May
the classic late 1970s early 1980 horror movie Blood Beach on Plex
Imaginary the weird "horror" movie on the Rokue streaming app on my ONN tv
binging through season 2 of X Men Evolution on disneyplus
trying to finish up on season 3 of School Spirits
and a couple of women stand up comedians on Hulu
the classic late 1970s early 1980 horror movie Blood Beach on Plex
Imaginary the weird "horror" movie on the Rokue streaming app on my ONN tv
binging through season 2 of X Men Evolution on disneyplus
trying to finish up on season 3 of School Spirits
and a couple of women stand up comedians on Hulu
New Tricks
finally getting around to watching "An Aleutian Tale", a century old tourism/industrial information film for a salmon cannery and environs in False Pass, Alaska that i kickstarted a restoration of a few years ago, for some reason. a stetch goal was to also restore a Felix cartoon of similar vintage might have been part of why...
Ali Siddiq stand -up.
rewatching inbetween season 1
Some old QI episodes.
All that and I forgot breakfast and dinner with the missus!Current evening schedule with the missus:
Still doing Farscape on Monday evenings. Up to season 4 and already anticipating missing it.
I found Wonderfalls on YouTube. I recall liking it 20 years ago, so that's our Tuesday evening viewing.
Wednesday is The Rookie, but since it's over for the season we picked William Conrad's 1970s detective show Cannon as a sub. The pilot was a bit slow, but chock-full of familiar 1971 TV guest stars.
Thursday night is The Midnight Special on YouTube, reliving our teens in the 70s. We just saw Fleetwood Mac's first 1976 appearance with Stevie and were blown away by her powerful rendition of Rhiannon.
Guy Richie's Young Sherlock Holmes on Prime is pretty good Friday fun.
Saturday Night movies vary from new to old. Recent classics were Arsenic and Old Lace, Charade, JC Superstar...
Currently binging The Last Kingdom for lunch. damn, that was good!
Weekend lunchtime I look for an old nostalgic sci fi or action film, or a current one, usually picked at random on streaming. Sunday, Prime suggested Foxy Brown, and who am I to deny Pam Grier?
Currently watching Abbott and Costello's 1950s TV series on Amazon during breakfast. I've been a fan of their movies forever, but never saw the series. My wife is also loving a good laugh in the morning.
For dinner, we either watch a favorite old TV show or find something we haven't seen before. We discovered Rowan Atkinson's 1995 cop spoof The Thin Blue Line on Amazon. We're only getting about half the jokes between culture-specific stuff and their accents, but OMG it's funny.
Miami Vice, almost done with s2. It's so good!
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