The TV thread

City on a Hill. American Rust.

 

https://tvline.com/2022/05/05/justified-sequel-series-aunjanue-ellis-cast-boyd-holbrook/

I'm In.

 

Didn't think Tehran needed a season 2 but it started tonight. They're trotting out Glenn Close to be a featured player.

Loved season 1.

So far the music and score is loud and aggressive and abrasive and sounds like Trent Reznor's cousin from Haifa snorted 3 balls of Colombian's best.

 

Fred Savage Fired From Wonder Years Reboot After Misconduct Complaints

 

Sadly not his first offense.

 

New Bosch series isn’t bad. A slightly cheaper version of the original.

 

I think you should stay!

You gotta give: Netflix grants third season to I Think You Should Leave

 

Watched Making Fun. Jimmy DiResta and Company create a whole new level of not giving a damn and having fun while they do it.

Nutcracker Girl and the Cat Poop Kids almost...almost but not quite made me wish I had children.

 

Came across a word I'd never seen in 50 years of living till right now.

Glenn Close was one of the first top-tier movie stars to cross over into television when she graced legal drama Damages in 2007. Fifteen years later, Hollywood luminaries from Kate Winslet to Benedict Cumberbatch are tripping over themselves to bag a juicy HBO or Netflix gig. Close, meanwhile, continues to take risks by signing up for the second series of febrile Israeli thriller, Tehran (Apple TV+). ​

Breathless tension, Emmy awards and now Glenn Close: why Israeli series Tehran has got it all

 

What is it on? I looked on Prime.

 

Finished Julia on HBO Max. A lowercase a adult show. Funny, well acted and charming.

 

It’s on what used to be IMDB TV, which is now called FreeVee or something. In Canada I still get it on Prime.