The TV thread

The episode was funny, but it took a look, in An unusual way, at how hard it is to be black in America. The ending was just as dark as other episodes.

 

I like The Rock but haven't gotten around to watching it. What makes it good? I did enjoy Entourage when that was still around.

 

It does have an sports-themed Entourage feel to it.
I like the supporting characters better than the Entourage ones.

The Rock is a solid serious actor.

 

Cool. I'm willing to give it a chance.

I agree about The Rock. I've enjoyed him in several movies, but I'm curious to see him perform a serious role.

 

Finished the second season of Goliath. What the fuck was that? It went from a really good courtroom drama which didn’t stick the landing to a complete mess which was basically amputee porn.

I can’t believe there will be a season 3.

 

Truth was out there 25 years ago today:

'The X-Files' at 25: On the Messiness of Human Belief - The Atlantic

 

It feels real because they stay connected with real NFL players and teams. You can imagine it all actually happening.

 

It's like popcorn shrimp. 10 eps - they move quickly and you're done.

 

Hah! Good description.

 

Guilty pleasure, Selling Yachts on AWE. Older rich men and their new wives or young couple who have millions to spend. I love the ships, but this shit has to be fake.

 

What channel? My guilty pleasure is 90-Day Fiance on TLC. It's a riot.

In the current season, there is a 50-year-old, Trump-supporting, chain-smoking, mother of three from Georgia who met, and wants to marry, a 30-year-old Nigerian man, who she met online.

 

AWE TV -- A Wealth of Entertainment (aka The Wealth Network)...it's a sister channel to the right-wing FNC rival, OAN.