The TV thread

Exactly.
The first three MASH years (Trapper/Henry/a Radar who wasn't a wimp) are still great.

 

Barry!

 

Barry is an excellent next show.

 

Episode 1235 - Anthony Carrigan — WTF with Marc Maron Podcast

nice podcast with the actor who plays noho hank.

 

Barry is awesome, but if you're looking for a match of the tone of Kim's Convenience, uh... Not so much, haha. Not sure if that's what you were after, though!

 

I always think it's good to switch genres and keep the palate fresh.

I watched too many of those BBC noir cop procedurals in short order. Some brooding DS with a tragic past moping around a scenic small town with a ridiculous murder rate.

 

If you want comedy and haven't yet watched, go for Letterkenny.

 

Just watched High on the Hog on Netflix, about the influence of slavery and African-American culture on American cuisine. Gorgeously shot and extremely earnest.

 

don't think I can make it with "White Lotus"; the manager is very watchable but the three main story lines are not, there's not any good resolution for either and the journeys for either are not interesting either.

Just got into "For All Mankind", now that's very interesting.

 

Have always been a Joshua Jackson fan. I always thought he was the best actor among a great, young "Dawson's Creek" cast way back when, and I really liked him in "The Mighty Ducks," too.

 

Physical has become muddled but in this last episode they had a moody montage to this song that I don't think I had heard since the early '80s. I can't get it out of my head now.

 

Back in the early 90s a reporter and I were sent to a topless bar to do a story. As we walked in he turned to me and asked “how long til we hear ‘Kiss You All Over’?”

Third song.