The TV thread

Jenny McCarthy flat out admitted that she didn't know if her husband (Donnie Wahlberg) was one of them. If I were married and my husband was a singer, I would think I would know what his voice sounded like.

 

Counterpart on Starz is as good as advertised with JK Simmons doing the heavy lifting. I don't know why it is set in Berlin as opposed to somewhere else - but it really does add something to the story. Particularly since Berlin too was once a divided city.

The weird thing, they shoot it in Berlin AND L.A. I can't believe they hop back and forth week by week depending on what the locations require. Unless it's just the scenes where "both" Howards share the screen and the technology is only in LA.

 

We finally caught "Killing Eve". Holy shit. Absolutely loved it. Great performances.

You know how you can catch plot points being telegraphed? Forget it.

Can't wait for season two.

 

Crashing came back on HBO and I didn't even realize it. Caught the season opener last night, and damn, Artie Lange's nose ...

 

Not going back through 344 pages ... does anyone here watch Letterkenny? Friend of mine turned me on to it recently and it's hilarious. It's on Hulu.

 

I’ve been catching up on this show and yeah. The second season episode

Spoiler

when Artie misses the benefit show

was kinda tough to watch after seeing the recent pictures.

 

Good article on how Masked Singer is produced

Answers to all your Masked Singer questions

And to answer the question about leaks:

(Unmasked singer) said that “the audience was there for the reveal,” but that audience was different for the unmasking.

Executive producer Craig Plestis explained:

“On the production side, everyone had to sign a NDA. Everyone who came to the set, who were in the audience, they had to sign NDAs.

And when we actually had the unmasking, it was the audience itself was mainly composed of friends and family.

We asked everyone also involved on the show, when this was taping, “You are here for something special. This is our first time we are taping it. We hope you keep it quiet. You can tweet and talk about it the day it airs after the unmasking, but you are part of our family now, and we’d ask you to please keep this a secret.”

It’s really hard this day and age, but we can confiscate phones. We did try every kind of piece of lawyer paper possible as well.”

 

I've never watched Documentary Now! before, but the season 3 premiere episode parody of Wild Wild Country is hilarious.

 

I'm on episode 3. The details are absolutely batshit crazy. It's every well done.

 

Russian Doll anyone. Groundhog Day with drugs and women

 

Watching Frontier on Netflix. Third season of the show about the Canadian fur trade, the Hudson's Bay Co. and Jason Mamoa wreaking all sorts of havoc. I like that the seasons are only six episodes.

 

I've seen the first two episodes and I'm still in the 'WTF is this?' phase. I'll keep going to see how the story unfolds.