The TV thread

That sounds my speed thanks.

 

Neil Patrick Harris and Hilary Duff talk Barney's return on 'HIMYF'

 

It’s kind of dishonest, toned down. It feels like the 70s seen through the lens of 2023 therapy culture.

 

The last episode was very good but overall it was a meh series.

 

Strong Perry Mason episode this week. Awesome production design and casting.

 

Any thoughts on the Yellowjackets S2 opener? Watched it last night. Had the requisite weirdness of the first season, and it seems like it's only going to get stranger. Christina Ricci is great as a weirdo creep.

 

I've found a GoT rewatch still holds up if you just pretend the show ended with the Night King's death.

 

Imagine if you are the most-watched show on the night you air, and the third most-watched network drama - and the network asks you and the rest of the cast to cut your pay by a quarter in order to keep the show afloat. I find this amazing. I don't watch the show - but dang CBS plays hardball.

https://deadline.com/2023/03/blue-bloods-renewed-season-14-cbs-cast-tom-selleck-return-1235312789/

 

“Lucky Hank” putting George Saunders (a fictional version) in an episode is like placing catnip for me on the screen. I’m enjoying this as a low-stakes show with really good comedy writing.

 

Quick google search says Selleck makes 4.4 million per season.

 

To be fair - I think Selleck has a deal where he flies in from California on Tuesday and his scenes are done by Wednesday evening.

 

Alison Brie is very pretty. Beautiful eyes. Great smile. Fantastic figure.

Also wonderfully naked at the very end of Someone I Used to Know. Only Amazon.

I spent 105 minutes watching this, only for her. Weak script. Uninspired plot.

But the surprise payoff for me… she’s wonderfully naked at the end. You’re welcome.