Gotham. Alfred might be the only one without issues in the show. Gotta love Penguin 
What TV series you watching?
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We seem frequently like the same person, Phil.
<Family Guy used to be pretty good. I'm not a fan of Simpsons, American Dad or Bobs Burgers.>
I think Family Guy is still pretty good much of the time. Simpsons was once excellent, but that was, what, 40 years ago? It is not very good now. Agree re Am Dad and BB, especially BB.
<Archer and Rick and Morty I can do pretty easy.>
For sure.
<Never really got into Ren and Stimpy or Beavis and Butthead either.>
I thought Beavis and Butthead was pretty good back in the day, but seems dated now. Hard to watch.
The Hank Hill cartoon
whatever the name is, was also okay. But seems dated. I still like South Park, but it is uneven.Longmire was great. It took a while for Titus W to work as Bosch for me, but he grew on me. The books are better, but the show pretty good. I think Lincoln Lawyer may be better than the Bosch shows. It is somehow close to the books, but has its own flavor.
I like Futurama too, though it's pretty tame.We seem frequently like the same person, Phil.
<Family Guy used to be pretty good. I'm not a fan of Simpsons, American Dad or Bobs Burgers.>
I think Family Guy is still pretty good much of the time. Simpsons was once excellent, but that was, what, 40 years ago? It is not very good now. Agree re Am Dad and BB, especially BB.
<Archer and Rick and Morty I can do pretty easy.>
For sure.
<Never really got into Ren and Stimpy or Beavis and Butthead either.>
I thought Beavis and Butthead was pretty good back in the day, but seems dated now. Hard to watch.
The Hank Hill cartoon
Dark Winds- Navajo police action in the Dinetah. Incredible scenery, mostly Monument Valley.
It's a good show, help it take off. There are amazing people out there and they can use some screen time for themselves!
Besides, Skinwalkers are real.
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It's a good show, help it take off. There are amazing people out there and they can use some screen time for themselves!
Besides, Skinwalkers are real.
AA
Futurama is/was great. Tame, but I would say it had character development. Very imaginative.
The problem with Simpsons, is that it became too tame over time, and I suspect it has just been on for too long. Things have a natural progression. You cannot stay fresh forever. The characters were really mean to each other in the beginning.
I am probably a bigger Seth MacFarlane fan that a lot of folks are. I thought the Teds and A Million Ways to Die were very funny, but I may be in the minority. American Dad just ever seemed to get its feet under it. I was thinking Bob's Burgers was MacFarlane, but it does not seem to be. Way too tame.
Watching episodes of Fake Or Fortune from England. I like the process of working out whether they are fakes nor not.
Professor T on PBS/Masterpiece. Another great Ben Miller series. Wife and I loved him in My Family, Death in Paradise, Asylum. and a few episodes of Doc Martin. Always entertaining, and funny, as the oddball character.
The book was pretty good and I vaguely remember the movie with Robert Duvall. By the time the series got here I was no longer interested.
I've fallen down the network TV rabbit hole with new detective shows. I'm on seasons to of The Irrational (NBC) and Elsbeth (CBS) and seasons one of Matlock (CBS) and High Potential (ABC). I was into Will Trent and So Help Me Todd last year, but I don't see them coming back.
Don't know if it's been brought up here before.
For Bosch & Lincoln Lawyer fans.
Both series are based on books by the same author (can't remember his name).
In the books Harry Bosch & Mickey Haller are half brothers and each appears in the other's books.
Unfortunately, the film rights to each are owned by different company's (Netflix for Lincoln Lawyer, Prime for Bosch). So it's unlikely that Bosch can appear in season 4 of LL.
But it would be utterly awesome if it happened.
For Bosch & Lincoln Lawyer fans.
Both series are based on books by the same author (can't remember his name).
In the books Harry Bosch & Mickey Haller are half brothers and each appears in the other's books.
Unfortunately, the film rights to each are owned by different company's (Netflix for Lincoln Lawyer, Prime for Bosch). So it's unlikely that Bosch can appear in season 4 of LL.
But it would be utterly awesome if it happened.
4 episodes in on Territory.
It's sort of like an Aussie Yellowstone.
It's sort of like an Aussie Yellowstone.
Watching “Something Undone” a half hour in length eight part series out of Canada. It’s okay.
Watched the New NCIS about the beginning of the Gibbs legacy, honestly could not get into it. Boring.
Sweetpea. Prime.
Just started it an hour ago.
Ella Purnell as Rhiannon (called Sweetpea by her boss). I swear she's the reincarnation of a very young Robin Tunny.
4/5
Just started it an hour ago.
Ella Purnell as Rhiannon (called Sweetpea by her boss). I swear she's the reincarnation of a very young Robin Tunny.
4/5
Just fnished season two of The Old Man. I found it to be a poor follow up to the first. Too much pointless dialogue; John Lithgow's character, Harold, in particular seemed to serve no real function other than to ask a lot of questions that would then prompt exposition. It really felt like they had enough material for four or five episodes but were contracted for eight.
Sadly, Jeff Bridges seemed to have aged considerably between the series and, the show's title notwithstanding, seemed barely capable of delivering most of his lines. Perhaps that is why they needed Lithgow to push the plot along. I won't be tuning in for the third, even if they do manage to complete it.
Sadly, Jeff Bridges seemed to have aged considerably between the series and, the show's title notwithstanding, seemed barely capable of delivering most of his lines. Perhaps that is why they needed Lithgow to push the plot along. I won't be tuning in for the third, even if they do manage to complete it.
