SpiltPaint
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I've just binged watch this too, it was awesome. The ending was... unexpected.
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What was the last TV show you watched?
- Thread starter GeminiSagittarius
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I've just binged watch this too, it was awesome. The ending was... unexpected.
"Gangland Undercover" Seasons 1 & 2 (Canadian Production) - on Roku
A History Channel series based on the experiences of Charlie Falco, a meth-cook caught by the police and turned into an ATF confidential informant to rat on the Vagos Motorcycle Club. Who later when on to venture beyond the witness protection program and do the same thing for the ATF to rat out the much more dangerous Outlaw Motorcycle Club.
Interesting study of culture and brotherhood.
A History Channel series based on the experiences of Charlie Falco, a meth-cook caught by the police and turned into an ATF confidential informant to rat on the Vagos Motorcycle Club. Who later when on to venture beyond the witness protection program and do the same thing for the ATF to rat out the much more dangerous Outlaw Motorcycle Club.
Interesting study of culture and brotherhood.
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AGXStarseed
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Fireman Sam (the original version).
I had one of my nephews around and so we watched some of the episodes together, which he seemed to enjoy as he had a big smile on his face for most of it.
I had one of my nephews around and so we watched some of the episodes together, which he seemed to enjoy as he had a big smile on his face for most of it.
Seinfeld
CrazyInTrains
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The Bacteria Threat, 2016, NRK.
Qoyote
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Just finished Stranger Things season 4.
It's the second show in the last week where I thought I was watching the last season and I was really excited, but noooo, they can't wrap it up. A nine-movie season with twenty plotlines per episode just isn't enough. Did you know Steve's actor is 30 years old now?
The scene where Will confesses his feelings for Mike (but pretends he's talking about El) flew over my head but not for the reasons you'd think. When I was a little younger I went through the same thing with a friend also named Mike. He was my best friend all through elementary, my only friend in junior high, then we drifted apart. He grew up and I didn't. That hurt. A lot. I didn't get all the way over it until I met my crush last year.
This past year I've been thinking about it because 5 years is a long time to miss a friend. Part of it's because that's also when I went from a kid to a teen and that's hard, especially for us, so I linked those transitions together. But now I also know I'm bi and I can remember doing some pretty not-straight things without thinking about it. And I never felt that close to someone again until I fell in love. So I've been wondering, did I have a crush on him? But I can't remember much from back then so I don't know for sure. I put it aside for a while.
When I saw that scene I felt so bad for Will losing his friend because I knew exactly what he was going through, it resonated so hard. Then I looked it up and the entire internet's talking about how they're so glad Will's gay, it's such a great gay scene and they really got what it's like to be a gay kid. And I'm sitting here like "Yeah, great representation... cool... oh... oh ****."
It's the second show in the last week where I thought I was watching the last season and I was really excited, but noooo, they can't wrap it up. A nine-movie season with twenty plotlines per episode just isn't enough. Did you know Steve's actor is 30 years old now?
The scene where Will confesses his feelings for Mike (but pretends he's talking about El) flew over my head but not for the reasons you'd think. When I was a little younger I went through the same thing with a friend also named Mike. He was my best friend all through elementary, my only friend in junior high, then we drifted apart. He grew up and I didn't. That hurt. A lot. I didn't get all the way over it until I met my crush last year.
This past year I've been thinking about it because 5 years is a long time to miss a friend. Part of it's because that's also when I went from a kid to a teen and that's hard, especially for us, so I linked those transitions together. But now I also know I'm bi and I can remember doing some pretty not-straight things without thinking about it. And I never felt that close to someone again until I fell in love. So I've been wondering, did I have a crush on him? But I can't remember much from back then so I don't know for sure. I put it aside for a while.
When I saw that scene I felt so bad for Will losing his friend because I knew exactly what he was going through, it resonated so hard. Then I looked it up and the entire internet's talking about how they're so glad Will's gay, it's such a great gay scene and they really got what it's like to be a gay kid. And I'm sitting here like "Yeah, great representation... cool... oh... oh ****."
Orange Glasses
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Northern Exposure...........in 1995.
That was the last time I watched television.
That was the last time I watched television.
Binge-watching, having sat through author John LeCarre's miniseries "Smiley's People" and "Tinker, Taylor, Soldier, Spy". The ones with Alec Guinness.
Agonizingly slow to provide so many clues and details with very drab people to the espionage game in Britain. Not as entertaining, but certainly more realistic than author Ian Fleming's work. But then you have to be drab to do such work, both in appearance and attitude.
Agonizingly slow to provide so many clues and details with very drab people to the espionage game in Britain. Not as entertaining, but certainly more realistic than author Ian Fleming's work. But then you have to be drab to do such work, both in appearance and attitude.
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