The TV thread

As an actor, I don't think he's made a strong impression on me either way.

 

I had to stop watching a comedy with Dakota Johnson because of his unlikability. That's hard to pull off.

 

After a few episodes, I decided I hated everybody except Cobie. By the end, I even hated her. All she does is whine. Key has reached Sheldon annoyance levels. He ruins the show.

 

We just finished our binge of season 3 of Kimmy Schmidt. Very funny in parts, but I'm not sure there is anything left to say.

Moving to Sherlock later in the week.

 

I watched the first two episodes Friday night. I know there's only eight in the season, but I'm not sure if I'll finish it or not.

 

This reminds me: I need to pick Kimmy back up. Stopped watching it in Season 2 for some reason and just never resumed.

 

It's better with some time between the episodes. The absurd world and the rapid fire jokes which they have are better every few days.

 

I take that back. It was Season 3. Haven't watched since it hit Netflix in May.

 

Through Season 6 of Mad Men. I want to find out what happens, and I'm ready for it to be over.

I've been watching El Chapo, but I can't look at what I'm doing when I scratch my left one because it's all subtitles.

 

Just completed Season 2 of Love, with Gillian Jacobs (Community). Quirky, cute show. Worth a look.

 

I dropped off mid-way in Season 2 and never picked it back it. Somewhere I just lost interest.

Anyone watching Ozark?
Two episodes, and I am enjoying it.
The episode 2 scene with Bateman and Linney in the minivan before she goes into the real estate office hooked me.

 

One thing thing that really impresses me about Bateman's projects is he seems to be the rare actor who actively seeks out projects with strong female co-leads. Linney is older than him by a couple of years, probably has a better resume - its noticeable because its rare.