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I’ve never even heard of this tv show, which strikes me as very odd. The NY Times has never reviewed it? I see season 1 has 10 episodes so quite a commitment & I’d have to get into AppleTV+ again.

Have you really enjoyed it so far?

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If someone didn't hear of Silo, would that mean that they were a bit siloed?

Both excellent tv shows in 3 parts each. All lead actors excellent.



Final part of the trilogy. I really enjoyed all 3 parts. Trying to imagine Prince Andrew’s reaction to the portrayal of himself.

Physical: 100 (2023)

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Culinary Class Wars (2024)

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So far today I've watched an episode of Twilight Zone (Lateness of the Hour), and an episode of Joker Game (Coffin).

Twilight Zone I've watched all the way a handful of times. Since I stumbled upon it on Sci-Fi Channel on one of their New Year's Eve marathons, I've been a huge fan. I had seen a few episodes prior to that though I hadn't been much of a fan yet. That was back in 2012 or 2013, and I've been a gigantic fan since. I'm the only one in the house who will watch it though. I make no claims to discovering anything about it. I just watch it.

Joker Game is an anime set in Japanese espionage prior to World War II. It's awesome. I have one more episode to go. Maybe I'll watch it tomorrow since my team doesn't play.

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No clue where The Diplomat is featured here, but I know it’s been discussed here. Anyway, season 2 is now available to stream. Will have to re-watch season 1 as I don’t remember a single thing about this show other than that I did like it.

I've been going through the original Pretty Little Liars for about three years, although I took a break in the middle of the sixth season when we found out A's identity, and then jumped a bit time-wise. I offer no other, less-vague spoilers. I've enjoyed the show, though admittedly it is a mite messy. Some storylines exist for an episode or two, and then go away. Or a character will be prevalent for a storyline, and then disappear and never come back. It's a bit disjointed in spots. Still it is worth watching.

After what could have been a conclusion, I turned to Turn Washington's Spies, which is a show about the American Revolution, which I doubt is hard to figure out. I have one episode left in season three, and then I'll have one season left. I love this show vis it's historical and actually really well-done for an AMC show. Most of their shows are bad, especially due to horrible acting. It's been refreshingly great here. Funnily enough the three best characters are British.

Re-watched season 1 as I didn’t remember much of it. Enjoyed it, but don’t ask me for all the plot points. Some of it was mumbo-jumbo to me, but I liked all the characters & looking forward now to watching season 2.

The black guy (Austin something in the show) is smoking hot.

Disappointed that Austin & Kate are going to go nowhere, but we’ll see.

Terrific show. Loved season 2!

Noticed that no expense is spared in this show. They must have a massive budget. Scenes inside St. Paul’s Cathedral for a single character’s funeral amazed me they could even do that.

I finished Joker Game! It's an amazing anime. It's not even long at only twelve episodes. I know not everyone will love it. I found it to be excellent.

I aim to resume Pretty Little Liars sometime this weekend, and then finish it in the next couple of months. While not a perfect show, I've thoroughly enjoyed it through season six so I'm keen to see how it ends. It felt like it should have already ended though... Well we'll see what happens next. It got "Pretty" right.

I've finished season three of Turn, as well, so I'll get to the fourth and final season after finishing Pretty Little Liars. I needed a break. Not because Turn is bad but because I need to break up the sequence of one show without let. Actually Turn is excellent too and probably the only good thing I've seen about the American Revolution (which isn't a whole lot). I'll finish it soon. Plus the seasons are short so it won't be a huge time commitment once I get to it.

I've been watching this Swedish miniseries on Netflix. It's about Clark Olofsson, the career criminal who is responsible for giving us Stockholm Syndrome. It is very entertaining, very funny and a must-see for Bill Skarsgard fans. I would describe it as a six-episode version of Catch Me if You Can with Guy Ritchie/Kill Bill-era Quentin Tarantino stylings and with a lot more sex. Opeth frontman Mikael Akerfeldt composed the soundtrack (which is how I became aware of it).

Never heard of it, but it’s in my watchlist now.

lol @ that overconfident amateur chef who wanted to get into the culinary warfare by just grilling a couple pieces of beef, salt and pepper, that's it..

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Took a look. Didn’t like “Clark” at all.