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[T.G.]

Watched the first 2 episodes of Brotherhood on Hulu (originally on Showtime).  It's a little slow, but looks like it has potential.

Anyone seen it?

[Taylor]

On 5/6/2021 at 11:43 PM, True Grich said:

Finished S1 of Justified and it did grow on me...

 

[Tank]

5 hours ago, True Grich said:

I'm through E7, S2 of Justified and I like it...

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For some reason I like the Boyd Crowder character

 

[Lou]

5 hours ago, True Grich said:

Watched the first 2 episodes of Brotherhood on Hulu (originally on Showtime).  It's a little slow, but looks like it has potential.

Anyone seen it?

Yes.

[T.G.]

9 minutes ago, Lou said:

Yes.

Did you like it?

[T.G.]

11 minutes ago, Tank said:

And?

[Tank]

3 minutes ago, True Grich said:

And?

it's DEWEY CROWE!

He's everyone's favorite redneck.

[T.G.]

1 minute ago, Tank said:

it's DEWEY CROWE!

He's everyone's favorite redneck.

And?

[Lou]

5 hours ago, True Grich said:

And?

Very good show.

[Lou]

Part 2 of Lupin will be released June 11th. 

[Tank]

6 hours ago, True Grich said:

And?

if you don't like dewey Crowe then you're a bad American.

[Tank]

finished S1 of DCI Banks. it really finished strong. looking forward to S2.

[Lou]

13 minutes ago, Tank said:

if you don't like dewey Crowe then you're a bad American.

[gotbeer]

8 hours ago, Lou said:

Part 2 of Lupin will be released June 11th. 

Define released.  Released as in you can watch it, or released on Netflix.

[gotbeer]

Netflix:  Bordertown  A Finnish detective show.  Dubbed in English.  This one is one of those major crimes division of detectives, where the main detective used to be in the big city, but he moved to a smaller city that borders the Rooskies.  Add to the mix, they add a Rooskie to their ranks that still plays by rooskie rules.  The main detective of course is flawed, in that he has a condition, most likely Autism or Aspergers or something like that.  So his character is really odd.  Overall, it was a pretty good 3 seasons.  They break it up so that one case is two episodes.  And they keep you guessing, but eventually it shows that there were these miniscule clues to who did it throughout the show that he does a flashback to expose.  Then on top of that, there is this other story in the background that comes into play towards the end of season 3.  A pretty good show that was worth watching.

[Lou]

57 minutes ago, gotbeer said:

Define released.  Released as in you can watch it, or released on Netflix.

I have no idea what is or isn't on Netflix.

[Redondo]

46 minutes ago, Lou said:

I have no idea what is or isn't on Netflix.

You are above us mere mortals

[Tank]

4 hours ago, Redondo said:

You are above us mere mortals

i can think of 411 reasons why this isn't true.

[Lou]

4 minutes ago, Tank said:

i can think of 411 reasons why this isn't true.

Season 6 of LoD was very good. 

[Redondo]

5 hours ago, Lou said:

Season 6 of LoD was very good. 

Someday

Alas

[Tank]

8 hours ago, Lou said:

Season 6 of LoD was very good. 

that's one.

[Lou]

17 minutes ago, Tank said:

that's one.

[gotbeer]

Netflix:  Son of Sam:  A Descent into Darkness  So this is another of Netflix's true crime series, but with a different twist.  Instead of focusing on the Son of Sam Murderer, this one focus's on a reporter covering the Son of Sam Murders.  And his theory is that the Son of Sam murders weren't solely committed by David Berkowitz, but by a group of people.  Initially, it looks like he may be on to something.  Then he goes down the rabbit hole, and his theory goes further and further to batshit crazy.  It's really a fascinating story, because you can see him descending from journalist, to Maury Povich, to Jerry Springer, and pretty much ending up at Wally George.  And what really struck me was he really could have been on to something if he stuck with the relevant facts.  Worth the watch if you are a fan of Netflix's crime stories.

[gotbeer]

HBO Max:  Tenet  This was a strange one.  I thought it started out slow.  The idea of the movie was good, I just don't think it translated well onto the screen.  Towards the end is where the action really starts up and things kind of start making sense.  It's a good movie, but nothing like Inception which it was trying to be.  I think it had great lofty goals, but that it was too lofty.  Worth the watch though.

[Taylor]

The Witcher (Netflix) is like Game of Thrones with a tighter narrative. Very fun show if you've played the games.