Tulsa King still going strong, just finished “The League” which has to be one of the most hit and miss comedies I have seen. The good was great, but the bad was pathetic. The wife was particularly terrible and it even made me lose respect for Mark Duplass to a degree. You’re better than that role and show buddy.

Taco looks like a less retarded, burn out version of Will Ferrell

Jon Lajoie. Canadian Comic, pretty funny.

Yeah he was good, Kroll also superb. Paul Scheer was phenomenal.

Genitals.

It did feel a bit like a worse “It’s Always Sunny” only with the veneer of societal success draped across its bastards.

TEEVEE

So so so good.

Tacoma FD is pretty funny, started watching that. Anybody from Broken Lizard is ok in my book, they’ll and the Reno 911 guys have very reliable chemistry. Very easy viewing.

Amongst the other things I'm watching, I'm currently on season 1 of Nashville. It is trash tv, but enjoyable trash tv.

Hayden Panettiere one of the most beautiful women ever to walk this earth

You'll enjoy watching the show then.

It isn't terrible. My wife watched the whole thing, and I just kinda don't care what's on TV so I watched too.


Not a country music fan either, so that part sucked. Hayden Panettiere's character goes through some serious shit that she went through IRL, at the same time it was happening on the show. Pretty effed up.

It says something about season 2 of Westworld when I'd rather watch Nashville instead; season 1 was so glorious.

Tacoma FD is great stuff. Kevin Heffernan is world class at playing a hilarious chubby tosser and Steve Lemme is a virtuoso merrymaker of all seasons.
If you liked anything Broken Lizard ever did then this is the new ground zero. It does make me miss the others though, at least until the cameos.

Season 1 Episode 7 of Tacoma FD is one of the funniest things I have ever seen. The ending is perfect comedy.

I'm watching SurrealEstate again. Syfy had cancelled it after season one but uncancelled it and they just wrapped up filming season two. It's on Hulu.

Tacoma FD is a 4/4 show when the jokes line up, 3/4 at worst.
I love the brains behind it.

Watched the Murderville Christmas special.... kind of wish it was just Will Arnett and Jason Bateman for the whole thing

I was tempted to watch that but our Murder in Successville is leagues ahead of yours

Quite a fan of the show. Hoping we see a new season pop in a few months.

It’s a glorious show

I, Claudius is finally on Britbox. I'm down with that shizzle.

Fuck you, Seanny (in advance)!

8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown
Nice way to close out an annoying day

You Clavdivs

LOL @ naming a network show that’s on repeat on several channels at once.
R.I.P. Sean Lock, killed by being forced to work with spastics

Watched The Traitors. A reality-game show type that I don’t usually go in for but this was captivating.

S2 of American Horror Stories. Average.

Doing a rewatch of breaking bad. Show is just as good on multiple viewings. Took 4 days off from my schedule between the 2nd and 3rd season to watch some movies but im really eager to jump back in. Really a testament to just how good the show is.



Easily top 5 of all time.

Rafi is the star of that show!!! :rofl:

Paul T Goldman is getting dark now, was hoping for that.

Great show.

Tulsa King also very good.

I just finished I, Claudius. The series is nearly 50 years old now, so the production is dated, but it is still a top drawer show. Sian Phillips as the scheming and murderous Livia is fantastic, and Derek Jacobi gives a great performance as Claudius as well. It was weird seeing Brian Blessed without his beard, and fairly subdued, but he gives a top notch performance as Augustus. I'd forgotten that Patrick Stewart was in it as Sejanus. Overall, its crazy how murderous the Roman imperials were back in the day.

I've also finished season 3 of Jack Ryan. I wasn't really feeling it; I don't know why.

I'm currently on season 4 of Nashville, but I'm starting to tire of it. I've also started rewatching Reacher.

I think I will rewatch Jewel in the Crown before watching all the current Taylor Sheridan shows (season 5 of Yellowstone; 1923; and Tulsa King).

Just started The Last of Us.

Kinda weird seeing agent Pena as Joel after having just watched Narcos.

Cocaine zombies.

Watched the premiere of The Last of Us as well..... seems like another dime a dozen post apocalyptic show, only without any sort of "interesting hook" so far.

Wish they didn't jump forward in time 20 years.... want to see a show about the collapse of society for once and not just skipping all of it...

Fear the Walking Dead was supposed to be that at first, and it was for like... a few episodes but then immediately went to "society is over" mode and became just the same as Walking Dead.

El Vaq Tulsa King was pretty damned good, get on it.

Paul T Goldman only has one episode left and it’s turning out to be quite an interesting, very odd and fairly funny/uncomfortable look at the sort of lunatic who thinks his life makes for an epic tale of heroism despite all evidence pointing to a fairly humdrum, desperate existence.

The guy himself seems like a sociopath, the sort of goofy guy that has sinister intent behind the Groucho glasses.

Made by the guy who did the last Borat film but it appears to be a genuine 10-year labour of love to get this weirdo’s story framed in a way that people can understand and digest appropriately.

Man Ellie is weird. The way she runs in the background of the shot with agent Pena beating that soldier up with this maniacal look on her face....I dunno. So weird. Don't like this girl.

they're goin for that vidya game realism

I have never been able to get behind movies/shows based on games that are already very cinematic experiences. It just feels incredibly redundant to me.

Yeah… most great video games are like being inside a movie as a character already.

I'd be down for a big screen (true to the story) of Shepard's Mass Effect story.