What TV series are you currently watching?
It's mainly Ultramen and monsters in front of green screens, and they brought back a lot of the ones from the pre-2000 shows which made my day.
There are also a couple complete episodes of the newer stuff.
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j_tso wrote: I've revisited Ultraman over the holidays and found out Tsuburaya Productions made a web series on their youtube channel.
It's mainly Ultramen and monsters in front of green screens, and they brought back a lot of the ones from the pre-2000 shows which made my day.
There are also a couple complete episodes of the newer stuff.
Yeah I'm watching that, but I'm bummed to have missed Ultraman Z which was previously going out under that channel, which is the latest full series but filmed more in tribute to the style of the old series.
ukimalefu wrote:Robert B. wrote: Currently watching the final season of The USA.
... not sure if that's a joke or...

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TOS wrote: it's not a full series, but i watched the new netflix joint about the hunting of richard ramirez, the "night stalker"
quite fascinating
I remember watching the news reports about the hunt for him. While it was scary, it didn't scare me nearly as bad as The Zodiak and Charles Manson.
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justine wrote:TOS wrote: it's not a full series, but i watched the new netflix joint about the hunting of richard ramirez, the "night stalker"
quite fascinating
I remember watching the news reports about the hunt for him. While it was scary, it didn't scare me nearly as bad as The Zodiak and Charles Manson.
for me it was clifford olson, a child murderer in my area when i was a kid ... i literally worried about being grabbed on my way to school (alone, of course, through a forest, it was a different time)
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they really took a massive gamble with this one, and the reaction i'm seeing on twitter suggests a whole ton of people are baffled and/or hostile
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British series. Good thriller. Nerds please suspend your disbelief about how technology works, focus on the characters.
The plots is based on framing a innocent man by manipulating video evidence.
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huh? wtf?
I love Lucy? Bewitched?
Cute, but...

Where's all the fighting evil? the explosions!? the BIG CGI!?
Ok, then on the 2nd episode, a hydra watch appears (not really a spoiler, you kinda have to be really paying attention to see it) and after that, things start getting interesting enough to want to keep watching.
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I watched the first episode of The Flight Attendant, and wow! They got the idea from Amanda Knox. They had to have, especially since there were references to it.
"Life is so constructed, that the event does not, cannot, will not, match the expectation."
Man About The House (eMule)
Yup, it was apparently remade as Three's Company in the US a few years later in 1977.
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"Life is so constructed, that the event does not, cannot, will not, match the expectation."
Ya. One of the un-aired pilot episodes of Three's Company was almost word-for-word of the Brit original. The concept was sold to a few other countries for local versions.
Man About The House was bad enough as it was*, it didn't need exporting. There's quite a list of Brit TV sitcoms that got licensed for foreign versions.
*bad-but-good because it's so bad.
I grew up with human waste TV but it's fun to revisit.
ukimalefu wrote: ↑Sat Jan 23, 2021 5:18 amWandavision
huh? wtf?
I love Lucy? Bewitched?
Cute, but...
Where's all the fighting evil? the explosions!? the BIG CGI!?
Ok, then on the 2nd episode, a hydra watch appears (not really a spoiler, you kinda have to be really paying attention to see it) and after that, things start getting interesting enough to want to keep watching.
Just finished episode two and I’m loving it! They hit the Hollywood nostalgia button perfectly, which is no surprise, it’s a cliche of a cliche now. They use it to good effect. I am digging the pacing.
Cunk On Britain (BBC, eMule) One of the 'Cunk On..." mocumentary series by Diane Morgan playing "Philomena Cunk."
I fall down and hurt myself laughing whenever she's on. If you like the modern standard BBC documentary style you'll love this. She takes 'baffled ignorance' to an artform. Highly recommended.
I think I liked the first episodes of WandaVision better than the recent ones. Subtle clues have given way to bludgeoning exposition.
season finale of the expanse -- awesome
when i grow up i want to marry sergeant bobbie
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Yes, that actress is one beautiful lady.
Re-attempting American Gods. For whatever reason, this show just puts me to sleep.
Also watched the NYT documentary about a fan-campaign to end the conservatorship over Britney Spears. I just got sucked into it, I don't know why.
Lillehammer, Netflix.
A truly odd little show. And American gangster moves to Lillehammer Norway under the witness protection program. I haven't decided if it is good or not but it sure is original and quirky.
Stars Steven Van Zandt doing his best gangster shtick.
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Marvel's 616
anthology documentary television series
1st episode: Japanese Spider-Man
2nd episode: Women of Marvel. Women writers, artists, publishers/editors,fans, and characters.
It's all, I've watched so far. Very good.
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Superman & Lois
sigh ...
I havent cared much for the Arrowverse. The last one I liked was Gotham, and the first season of Supergirl when it was on CBS.
This first episode did not make me excited to see what happens next.
Maybe, maybe, if they make the "A" story about the sons, and put the Superman v Luthor as the "B" story, they might find some interesting character developments, butwho knows.
I rate it "Meh"
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DukeofNuke wrote: ↑Sun Feb 28, 2021 11:00 amSuperman & Lois
sigh ...
I havent cared much for the Arrowverse. The last one I liked was Gotham, and the first season of Supergirl when it was on CBS.
This first episode did not make me excited to see what happens next.
Maybe, maybe, if they make the "A" story about the sons, and put the Superman v Luthor as the "B" story, they might find some interesting character developments, butwho knows.
I rate it"Meh"
I don't think Gotham is in the arrowverse. They do have a multiverse, so who knows, it could be, but I'm way behind in all those series, no spoilers please. I think Gotham is the best live action Batman in recent years, yes, the show with no Batman (the kid is young Bruce Wayne, he doesn't count as Batman, yet) But I digress, this is about Superman and Lois.
After only one episode... it has potential.
Now to get the weird thing out of the way, i've always liked Lana Land more than Lois Lane in ANY version of Superman. I'm worried that they'll maker a villain this time. That may change, but who knows.
Now the spoilers
Spoiler
seem it's not going to be about Lois and Superman's relationship, but more about parenting. By the way, them having kids is totally new for me (I only know movies and tv shows)
By the way, I LOVED the reference/fan service of Clark and Lois meeting for the first time. I'd even call it a homage to Christopher Reeve. And the new Lois looking like Margot Kidder, I liked that too, but I'm sorry, she needs to eat.
The super villain: I kept thinking, LOL, Superman is fighting the guy from the Doom video game. Turned out to be Luthor. I like Luthor to be there. Let's hope this is a good Luthor.
The arrowverse shows have ups and downs, they go between action, campy, and soap opera, the balance shifts from time to time. But overall I like them.