The TV thread

If you're a Netflix fan, there's always the old reliable Seinfeld. Just watched the Marine Biologist episode for maybe the 100th time, still ROFL. TV Platinum.

 

That was on broadcast TV last night and it's still hilarious. One of the best episode endings along with the 'not that there's anything wrong with that" episode.

 

I'm sure it's been mentioned here, but Dopesick on Hulu is pretty good. Only two episodes in, but Michael Keaton is great and the writing is not overwrought, which it could have been. Also as a Richmond resident, I'm enjoying the scavenger hunt of 'where was this shot in town.'

 

I'm not familiar with Red Oaks. One of my favorite parts of Acapulco is the cheesy duet singing snippets of 80s pop songs in Spanish, like Vacation and Karma Chameleon.

 

Is that a Titleist?

 

Was going to post the trailer, but they make it look like an 80s' teen sex romp, which it isn't.

 

Red Oaks was a fun little show. Gage Golightly is stunning. The nerd pothead gets the other girl, who isn’t quite Gage but pretty hot herself.

 

I liked Red Oaks when the Paul Rieser and Gina Gershon characters were the king and queen of the club before his downfall.

 

Still Game, still on Netflix and I am still hyping it. Ya pricks!

Yep, still enjoying Seinfeld too.

 

I got turned on to Yellowstone during my out-of-town Turkey Day sojourn.

Avoid the Train Station!

 

One of the things I loved catching up on Yellowstone via DVD was the extras of the "bunkhouse" where they had some of the hands talking about the show. Funny, and rare you see a franchise give so much camera time (even if it is the DVD extras) to people so far down the call sheet. Here is a sample.

 

We are 2 episodes in to the second season of The Great. Very enjoyable show and underrated.