Will finish watching season 4 of Billions tonight. Pretty good. Not surprising that billionaires, politicians, and high level lawyers all look bad
Will finish watching season 4 of Billions tonight. Pretty good. Not surprising that billionaires, politicians, and high level lawyers all look bad
Getting in touch with my feminine side with HBO's Italian "My Brilliant Friend". Actually, there's quite a bit that's brilliant about the show, its actors, writing and production.
Continuing with Ozark and Suburra on Netflix, and Homeland tonight on SHO.
(Suburra and Homeland have gotten further and further from reality. Fortunately, Homeland is in its last season.)
There's nothing civil about this war.
Season 2 of "Happy!" is now on Netflix. I haven't started it yet (still working on the new season of "Ozark"), but I really liked the first season. It was hilarious.
Rosco
Question...
Didn't we all decide to boycott Netflix because they made some kind of deal with the Obamas?
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.new...459571%3famp=1
Last edited by O4L; 03-29-2020 at 10:47 AM.
No, why should I even begin to give a fuck about something like that?Originally Posted by O4L
Finished Ozark Season 3. I thought it held up well. 4 take a ways.
1. Marty is extremely well cast
2. Ruth is even better than Marty in her character
3. I would not wish untreated Adult Onset Bi-Polar on anyone.
4. People will do ANYTHING in the name of "trying to protect the family."
Didn't we all decide to boycott Netflix because they made some kind of deal with the Obamas?
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.new...459571%3famp=1
WHO is WE? You got a mouse in your pocket?
That would be a negative-Ghostrider.
I guess you and many others here shouldn't.
WE as in 2A and freedom loving patriots.
Sorry, I guess I got the wrong impression of the situation.
I was just asking a question. No need for anyone to get riled up.
Carry on.
We just finished Tiger King. Holy crap. Sometimes reality really is stranger than fiction. I highly recommend it to everyone. The people involved are so crazy that the most normal person interviewed is a real life Tony Montana who was sentenced to 100 years in prison but was released after 12 years following an appeal.
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