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ReasonablySober wrote:Sweet mother of christ the last ten minutes of last night's Legends of Tomorrow were so amazingly glorious. Like stand up and cheer wonderful. What an incredible, silly, fun show.
Turk Nowitzki wrote:ReasonablySober wrote:Sweet mother of christ the last ten minutes of last night's Legends of Tomorrow were so amazingly glorious. Like stand up and cheer wonderful. What an incredible, silly, fun show.
I'm convinced the CW execs just totally forgot to check on this show while it was filming.
I have never visited a holy site, nor have I brought a child into this world. But for a brief moment, I knew what it was like to feel pure joy. It was watching the season three finale of Legends of Tomorrow.
bizarro wrote:Bucksfan28 wrote:**** crazy that S1 of The Wire is probably considered the third best.
It's fair though. Season 4, my clear top season, impacts me nearly every day.
MoreTrife wrote:Love seeing two buffoons have a buffoon competition.
Bucksfan28 wrote:bizarro wrote:Bucksfan28 wrote:**** crazy that S1 of The Wire is probably considered the third best.
It's fair though. Season 4, my clear top season, impacts me nearly every day.
It is fair, and that's my point. The season is still better than most good shows at their peak.
The back half especially when Omar gets more shine and Kima's ambush happens.
bizarro wrote:Bucksfan28 wrote:bizarro wrote:
It's fair though. Season 4, my clear top season, impacts me nearly every day.
It is fair, and that's my point. The season is still better than most good shows at their peak.
The back half especially when Omar gets more shine and Kima's ambush happens.
Yeah, and they pick it right up there in season 2. It's just such an epically well done and socially relevant show. Like I said earlier in this thread. I just finished my 3rd run straight through. Gets better every time. The character acting is just so damn good. Love me some Bunk, man. That scene when he and Jimmy are looking over the Wee-Bey murder through the kitchen window...so classic.
Oh ffs, gotta show the clip: (NSFW, fwiw)
MoreTrife wrote:Love seeing two buffoons have a buffoon competition.
Bucksfan28 wrote:bizarro wrote:Bucksfan28 wrote:**** crazy that S1 of The Wire is probably considered the third best.
It's fair though. Season 4, my clear top season, impacts me nearly every day.
It is fair, and that's my point. The season is still better than most good shows at their peak.
The back half especially when Omar gets more shine and Kima's ambush happens.
jakecronus8 wrote:A Quiet Place was quite good and had a Hitchcockian feel to it. Though if you're annoyed by the sounds of crunching popcorn, nachos, and people fumbling with their bags of skittles, do NOT see it in a theatre.
MoreTrife wrote:Love seeing two buffoons have a buffoon competition.
Bucksfan28 wrote:jakecronus8 wrote:A Quiet Place was quite good and had a Hitchcockian feel to it. Though if you're annoyed by the sounds of crunching popcorn, nachos, and people fumbling with their bags of skittles, do NOT see it in a theatre.
Whoa whoa. I was planning to go tonight and this is my worst nightmare.
For real?
Villanoeyebrows wrote:HBO “Andre the Giant” doc was riveting. Most wrestlers join the industry to receive a persona and stand out. This guy, was given a “persona” by a faulty pituitary gland, and joined wrestling to fit in. Like, this guy was going to be seen as a menacing giant no matter what profession or town he adopted. Pro wrestling in the 70s was the circus/side show. A giant’s only option.
Seems like a guy who gave himself to the one thing that could take him around the world and utilize his odd gifts. And yet, that which made him famous also took his life early.
It also contained a story I have ever heard, sometimes when walking through an airport, the stares and laughing of others would make Andre cry. That is some “unexpected, how we are all human” type stuff.
jakecronus8 wrote:A Quiet Place was quite good and had a Hitchcockian feel to it. Though if you're annoyed by the sounds of crunching popcorn, nachos, and people fumbling with their bags of skittles, do NOT see it in a theatre.
jakecronus8 wrote:Bucksfan28 wrote:jakecronus8 wrote:A Quiet Place was quite good and had a Hitchcockian feel to it. Though if you're annoyed by the sounds of crunching popcorn, nachos, and people fumbling with their bags of skittles, do NOT see it in a theatre.
Whoa whoa. I was planning to go tonight and this is my worst nightmare.
For real?
The first half is almost complete silence.
MoreTrife wrote:Love seeing two buffoons have a buffoon competition.
M-C-G wrote:Come on guys, I can not be the only watching Cosmic Disclosure. Be a man (or woman) and admit you are fascinated by it too.
emunney wrote:M-C-G wrote:Come on guys, I can not be the only watching Cosmic Disclosure. Be a man (or woman) and admit you are fascinated by it too.
I looked it up after you posted about it the last time and I thought I was doing you a favor by not commenting.
M-C-G wrote:emunney wrote:M-C-G wrote:Come on guys, I can not be the only watching Cosmic Disclosure. Be a man (or woman) and admit you are fascinated by it too.
I looked it up after you posted about it the last time and I thought I was doing you a favor by not commenting.
You are too kind sir. It is definitely the farthest out there thing I have ever seen. I love Ancient Alien type stuff but this is even way further out there.
ReasonablySober wrote:THE EXPANSE IS BACK
