Tom Segura: Ball Hog (Netflix) - It had a few laugh-out-loud moments, but unless you're just a Segura fan, you can safely pass.
Tom Segura: Ball Hog (Netflix) - It had a few laugh-out-loud moments, but unless you're just a Segura fan, you can safely pass.
"Sapiens dicit: 'Ignoscere divinum est, sed noli pretium plenum pro pizza sero allata solvere.'" - Michelangelo
Couldn't make it through the first episode of Longmire. Yuck.
I think I'll try Ozark next.
I had no idea how it was going to end. Looking forward also.Originally Posted by blues
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They started strong and seem to be getting better as it goes. I'm a few away from the end of season 3.
It's a wild ride. Hang on to your hat.
There's nothing civil about this war.
Dat last scene, yo.It's a wild ride. Hang on to your hat.
Chris
I am digging it so far. Wendy is going through a transformation a little in the Walter White style, I hope I still like Wendy when this season is over (Walter, not so much).It's a wild ride. Hang on to your hat.
Wendy's brother (and Wendy's dilemma) really pulled some emotion out of me. Ruth is still my favorite character.
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Still do not have a favorite, but Charlotte is gaining momentum. "Needs more star wipes" made me have to go look up what a star wipe is.
Turns out a Star Wipe is like Cow Bell.
ETA:I think we might be an episode or two away from the dilemma you are speaking of.
ETA Again: Gotta get through Ozark before more Bosch hits.
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Ozark just keeps getting better. I binge watched season 3 in two late night sessions and am left wanting more.
I can't remember if I already posted about this one or not, but go ahead and skip the Pet Sematary remake from last year, especially if you're a fan of the original like I am. John Lithgow is a great actor but he just couldn't match Fred Gwinn in the role of Jud Crandall and the Creed family was just kinda generic. The parts of the story that they changed made it even worse.
I stumbled across a movie the other night that I'd never heard of called "The Pledge" with Jack Nicholson. It's from around the year 2000 or 2001. He plays a retiring detective who can't let a case go to the point of moving to a place where other murders were committed that he thinks are connected. I enjoyed it.
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