The TV thread

Peacemaker is hilarious. And incredibly vulgar. Which makes it even funnier.

 

99 years old today.

 

I will never skip the intro to Peacemaker.

 

I had never watched "The Wire" until this past month. What a great show. Nice to see some vets from "Homicide" make an appearance too. Richard Belzer in a cameo talking about how he used to own a bar was priceless. And a young Wags from "Billions."

 

Three episodes into "Joe Montana: Cool Under Pressure" on Peacock. Highly recommend.

 

Nor should you.

 

Hot take incoming, and late at least a year.

The Ted Lasso character is annoying as fuck.
The show is great. Really fun.
The Ted Lasso character is an annoying, Midwestern Ned Flanders. He stinks.

 

Yes!

Timothy Olyphant Set for Justified Sequel Series Set in Detroit, Inspired by Elmore Leonard's City Primeval

 

He’s Michael Scott.
He’s the main character and he drives the plot, but he is a mechanism to pull the other characters together.
He’s also vital to the show.

 

I finally finished the latest season of Curb last night. As usual, lots of hit and misses, but Tracey Ullman was spectacular

 

Waiting on the copy at the library to become available (because I'm cheap and won't purchase it on streaming. LOL)

 

Yeah, that's not how i heard it for the past couple years.

If he's michael scott, then there isn't a Jim or Dwight or even close. The owner is a Pam. Roy Kent isn't even Stanley. And there is certainly no Creed.