The TV thread

The actor who plays Smith is very good. He reminds me John C. McGilney. I also like the actors who play both Tagomi and Kido.

The show, IMO, has suffered by the weakness of the actors who play Juliana and Joe.

 

A show with the reincarnated Martha Raye. Sweet!

 

I bailed on the Man in the High Castle early in season 2. But it is etched in my memory when that one guy stopped at a town, and appeared what looked like snowflakes. It was explained to him that Wednesdays were the day they killed and cremated the infirm, handicapped, etc.

 

Our daughter turned us on to Kim's Convenience Store. It is a canadian comedy set in toronto. Now on Netflix. Korean family. Every person on the show is so darn cute!

 

I mean ...

'Northern Exposure' Revival with Rob Morrow in the Works at CBS

 

I LOVE that show. When JR is bugging me I hit him with Mr. Kim's "Okayseeyou".

 

Yep. There is a storyline dealing with the master race. John Smith, the highest-ranking Nazi in the U.S. had his son killed, or so it appeared. (Not being coy, just not completely sure).

 

"Martha Raye, condom user." - David Letterman

 

Says a lot about CBS that they are now going for an audience that liked their shows 30 years ago. I hear the reboot of Big Bang Theory is set for next September, a few months after the series finale.

 

Watched the first two seasons of 'The Good Place'. Was a bit skeptical at first, but after a few eps in I was all in. Haven't started season 3 yet.

 

My wife and I are watching it. We also like it so far, though we are only a couple of episodes in.

I hadn't gotten to the part with Ann-Margaret yet. I know she worked with Arkin as his character's love interest in the crappy Going in Style remake.

 

I liked it, also liked Grace and Frankie, but it is too much of "we are sooo old" talk. A lot.