The TV thread

I've certainly seen enough commercials for it. I'm already disliking CBS All-Access because you have to pay a premium to cut out the commercials. Sorry, but I have no interest for paying anything for a streaming service with commercials or overpaying to get rid of them.

My guess is I'll finish Picard and maybe check out Discovery, then cancel.

 

There was a story on one of the TV websites about the greatest two-season shows, surprised how many memorable shows only lasted two years, Twin Peaks (the original) among them. Bloodline was a fantastic show, but as soon as Florida pulled the plug on tax credits it became too costly to produce. A great show though.

 

This looks really cool. Premieres in June.

 

Now I've got two series going. I'm watching Picard on my own and Ozark with my wife. I watched both first episodes today. Both very good and wildly different, but I'm definitely looking forward to the next episode of the former more than the latter.

 

Looks like the latest season of Bosch just dropped on Prime. Really well acted show.

 

Stick with Ozark. Sometimes it can drag, but there are numerous OMG moments that make any lags worthwhile.

 

The acting of two specific characters is astonishing.

 

That was pretty cool having that grown man read his college letter home.

 

Ozark (I've finished Season 3) is about a bunch of awful people (well a couple are good) but the machinations are sooo interesting. When the some adults describe the living situation for the kids? Comedy gold.

 

Total thread jack but the best Deion Sanders quote I personally heard him say was before the 1989 Sugar Bowl against Auburn when he was asked to comment on Auburn wide receiver Lawyer Tillman. "You guys to back and tell Lawyer Perry Mason's coming to town .... and he never loses a case."

 

She makes a quick cameo in season 2 of The Wire as well.

 

That was the doctor, I think Wever was a savior who held a few of the good guys captive.