The TV thread

I need to keep watching it because unless kids kept dying, he’s the guy.

He was on the fucking bridge going to see no one.

Now, could he of had a partner or two? Sure. But he’s guilty as all fuck.

 

Years ago, I read James Baldwin's book about the Atlanta murders, "The Evidence of Things Not Seen." It's still on my bookshelf.

 

I really enjoyed the new Seinfeld standup on Netflix.

 

Gotta love CBS - they retire Criminal Minds and Hawaii 5-0 and add a Silence of the Lambs spin-off and The Equalizer reboot. Granted, nobody will confuse Queen Latifah for McGarrett, but it reminds me when they dumped Scorpion and added McGuyver. And supposedly they're doing a limited series reboot of CSI (which kinda launched their cop show dominance).

 

Eh, I liked Criminal Minds, but by the end it was getting pretty creaky. I understand why they had to move on from Hotchner, but he did give the show the kind of 'stern by the books' guy it lacked after. Plus the last couple seasons featured my least-liked serial drama type, which is The New Administrator. They will always shake things up, regardless of the unit's performance, but you know its always going to be temporary except for maybe a change or two.

 

I'd totally forgotten Liev Schrieber served as the "bridge" between William Peterson and Ted Danson on CSI.

 

"Dead to Me" on Netflix. Very enjoyable.

 

I’ve watched Bob Hearts Abishola (very good) and The Unicorn (really good cast, thin plots). Perfectly happy to have both in my life next year

 

Dollface on Hulu with Kat Dennings in the lead. Pretty funny and surreal. Esther Povitzsky is hilarious.

 

Anyone do "Tales from the Loop" on Prime? I thought it would be faster paced and more intriguing, like Black Mirror. Instead, its a bit twisty but slower paced.

 

You still can’t take Wayne off the bridge.

Now, did he do all the murders? I don’t think so. Did he do a lot of them? Yes.