2017 TV/Movie/Book Thread with Spoilers

[ReasonablySober]

This season of Halt has been so great. I'm gonna miss it a ton when it's finished.

Not aware of this show, give me the scoop please

Halt and Catch Fire? Sorry, I just shortened it. But if you haven't watched it, here's some non-spoilery reasons why you should check it out. It took heat for being a Mad Men clone in season one that wasn't particularly good (I still really liked it), but it re-calibrated in season two and now it's a critical darling in season four, its last.

[M-C-G]

This season of Halt has been so great. I'm gonna miss it a ton when it's finished.

Not aware of this show, give me the scoop please

Halt and Catch Fire? Sorry, I just shortened it. But if you haven't watched it, here's some non-spoilery reasons why you should check it out. It took heat for being a Mad Men clone in season one that wasn't particularly good (I still really liked it), but it re-calibrated in season two and now it's a critical darling in season four, its last.

Sweet, I'll add it to the list, hadn't heard of it before (or just totally flew right by me)

[tyland]

Finally getting around to watching the second season of the Swedish/Danish original version of The Bridge. It is amazing. Best crime show I have ever watched and top 5 TV show of all time for me.

[Licensed to Il]

Anyone here a fan of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and excited for Sunday's new season?

If so, what is your all time favorite moment/joke/encounter from previous seasons? Mine would have to be when his wife divorces him for the final straw/quirk of him accusing her of "not respecting wood." I don't onow where Larry David comes up with this stuff, bit I have seriously lectured my wife and kids for not respecting wood (wet towels on chairs, slushy boots on wood floors, etc). I think every guy is 2% Larry David.

[humanrefutation]

Anyone here a fan of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and excited for Sunday's new season?

If so, what is your all time favorite moment/joke/encounter from previous seasons? Mine would have to be when his wife divorces him for the final straw/quirk of him accusing her of "not respecting wood." I don't onow where Larry David comes up with this stuff, bit I have seriously lectured my wife and kids for not respecting wood (wet towels on chairs, slushy boots on wood floors, etc). I think every guy is 2% Larry David.

There are so many great moments. Anything involving Wanda Sykes or Leon is pretty high on my list.

I also always chuckle when I watch the episode involving Krazee-Eyez Killa. Him asking Larry for tips on his lyrics was pretty hilarious.

[ReginaldDwight]

Anyone here a fan of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and excited for Sunday's new season?

If so, what is your all time favorite moment/joke/encounter from previous seasons? Mine would have to be when his wife divorces him for the final straw/quirk of him accusing her of "not respecting wood." I don't onow where Larry David comes up with this stuff, bit I have seriously lectured my wife and kids for not respecting wood (wet towels on chairs, slushy boots on wood floors, etc). I think every guy is 2% Larry David.

There are so many great moments. Anything involving Wanda Sykes or Leon is pretty high on my list.

I also always chuckle when I watch the episode involving Krazee-Eyez Killa. Him asking Larry for tips on his lyrics was pretty hilarious.

Any episode with JB Smoove

[emunney]

Anyone here a fan of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and excited for Sunday's new season?

If so, what is your all time favorite moment/joke/encounter from previous seasons? Mine would have to be when his wife divorces him for the final straw/quirk of him accusing her of "not respecting wood." I don't onow where Larry David comes up with this stuff, bit I have seriously lectured my wife and kids for not respecting wood (wet towels on chairs, slushy boots on wood floors, etc). I think every guy is 2% Larry David.

Every episode is good and every season finale is perfect, but my favorite episode is Palestinian Chicken.

[ReasonablySober]

Tonight's "The Good Place" was one of the funniest episodes of TV I've seen in forever.

[blazza18]

The Good Place and You’re the Worst are both hitting it out of the ballpark atm.

[ZeppelinPage]

Blade Runner 2049 with a 97% on RT and an 8.9 average score.

[Triple 7]

Survivor's new season has a former Chicago Bear (Alan Ball). And he is a paranoid crazy person. Made his 'ally' strip naked to prove he didn't have an idol, in the first episode of the season.

He fits the Bears mold. He won't last.

[DanoMac]

Anyone here a fan of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and excited for Sunday's new season?

If so, what is your all time favorite moment/joke/encounter from previous seasons? Mine would have to be when his wife divorces him for the final straw/quirk of him accusing her of "not respecting wood." I don't onow where Larry David comes up with this stuff, bit I have seriously lectured my wife and kids for not respecting wood (wet towels on chairs, slushy boots on wood floors, etc). I think every guy is 2% Larry David.

Can't wait for Curb. Favorite scene--

Watch on YouTube

[blazza18]

I have never seen an episode of Curb. Is that bad?

[M-C-G]

So the Orville isn't a comedy anymore?


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[FrieAaron]

I have never seen an episode of Curb. Is that bad?

Only if you don't like things that are funny.

[emunney]

Blade Runner 2049 with a 97% on RT and an 8.9 average score.

So glad Scott didn't direct it.

[ReasonablySober]

Tonight's Halt absolutely destroyed me.

[MickeyDavis]

The Curb episode with Porno Gil was great. Played by Bob Odenkirk. Hell they're all funny.

[blazza18]

Tonight's Halt absolutely destroyed me.

Damn

[midranger]

The Curb episode with Porno Gil was great. Played by Bob Odenkirk. Hell they're all funny.

Pounding and pounding for hours and hours...