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New season of "Slow Horses" starts tomorrow
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I need to hurry. Trying to finish the first book before the new season and have like 50 pages left. For those who read spy novels I'd recommend. A bit slow to start and heavy on description but once the action gets moving it's a page turner as much as the show is binge worthy.
boykin_spaniel said:
I need to hurry. Trying to finish the first book before the new season and have like 50 pages left. For those who read spy novels I'd recommend. A bit slow to start and heavy on description but once the action gets moving it's a page turner as much as the show is binge worthy.
I liked the first book. I've read about three of them now, though, and I don't feel like they have much growth in them. It feels like the same basic story over and over. Kind of gave up on them.
Through VidAngel, I started watching these from my various streaming providers:
Recommended:
Recommended:
- The Gentlemen - odd but really enjoying
- Silo - really an interesting show, easily one of my favorites now
- Severance - really interesting, season two was sort of a let down, but I'm looking to see what's next
- Reacher - Each season has been less than the prior. First season was easily the best, this last season, characters were less likable and less believable. But overall still enjoyable.
- Foundation - glad I have VidAngel, enjoyable enough without all the trash.
- Dark Matter - slow but interesting so far, only a few episodes in
- Fallout - masterpiece
- Monarch - Legacy of Monsters - too slow, but I like it well enough.
Thee tinfoil hat couch-potato prognosticator, not a bible school preacher.
My brother in law said the same thing. I figured I'd read the first and then any he recommends. He's been steadfast in reading each book before the season despite not finding any as fun as the first read.
I have been pleasantly surprised by Hawk on NF...Will Ferrell's golf comedy. Was expecting it to be a flop, but it is pretty good classic Will Ferrell.
TinFoilHatPreacherBear said:
Through VidAngel, I started watching these from my various streaming providers:
Recommended:As for VidAngel, I'm not a prude exactly, but I do enjoy it filtering the garbage out, and I rarely feel like I am missing anything of import. Highly recommend.
- The Gentlemen - odd but really enjoying
- Silo - really an interesting show, easily one of my favorites now
- Severance - really interesting, season two was sort of a let down, but I'm looking to see what's next
- Reacher - Each season has been less than the prior. First season was easily the best, this last season, characters were less likable and less believable. But overall still enjoyable.
- Foundation - glad I have VidAngel, enjoyable enough without all the trash.
- Dark Matter - slow but interesting so far, only a few episodes in
- Fallout - masterpiece
- Monarch - Legacy of Monsters - too slow, but I like it well enough.
Dialogue in the Gentlemen is very good. Good sexual tension. Hero now being *******... All the makings of a good show. Highly recommend. My wife watches with me and she hates crime violence stuff.
FLBear5630 said:TinFoilHatPreacherBear said:
Through VidAngel, I started watching these from my various streaming providers:
Recommended:As for VidAngel, I'm not a prude exactly, but I do enjoy it filtering the garbage out, and I rarely feel like I am missing anything of import. Highly recommend.
- The Gentlemen - odd but really enjoying
- Silo - really an interesting show, easily one of my favorites now
- Severance - really interesting, season two was sort of a let down, but I'm looking to see what's next
- Reacher - Each season has been less than the prior. First season was easily the best, this last season, characters were less likable and less believable. But overall still enjoyable.
- Foundation - glad I have VidAngel, enjoyable enough without all the trash.
- Dark Matter - slow but interesting so far, only a few episodes in
- Fallout - masterpiece
- Monarch - Legacy of Monsters - too slow, but I like it well enough.
Dialogue in the Gentlemen is very good. Good sexual tension. Hero now being *******... All the makings of a good show. Highly recommend. My wife watches with me and she hates crime violence stuff.
I've only watched a few episodes - I'm really liking it. Reminds me of Snatch, which was excellent as well - Gentlemen is just slower due to it being a TV series.
Thee tinfoil hat couch-potato prognosticator, not a bible school preacher.
TinFoilHatPreacherBear said:FLBear5630 said:TinFoilHatPreacherBear said:
Through VidAngel, I started watching these from my various streaming providers:
Recommended:As for VidAngel, I'm not a prude exactly, but I do enjoy it filtering the garbage out, and I rarely feel like I am missing anything of import. Highly recommend.
- The Gentlemen - odd but really enjoying
- Silo - really an interesting show, easily one of my favorites now
- Severance - really interesting, season two was sort of a let down, but I'm looking to see what's next
- Reacher - Each season has been less than the prior. First season was easily the best, this last season, characters were less likable and less believable. But overall still enjoyable.
- Foundation - glad I have VidAngel, enjoyable enough without all the trash.
- Dark Matter - slow but interesting so far, only a few episodes in
- Fallout - masterpiece
- Monarch - Legacy of Monsters - too slow, but I like it well enough.
Dialogue in the Gentlemen is very good. Good sexual tension. Hero now being *******... All the makings of a good show. Highly recommend. My wife watches with me and she hates crime violence stuff.
I've only watched a few episodes - I'm really liking it. Reminds me of Snatch, which was excellent as well - Gentlemen is just slower due to it being a TV series.
Like Taylor Sheridan, anything Guy Ritchie touches is going to be pretty good
Searching for Lone Star: A Tale of Two Brothers
https://tcupress.tcu.edu/9780875659862/
https://tcupress.tcu.edu/9780875659862/
Assassin said:TinFoilHatPreacherBear said:FLBear5630 said:TinFoilHatPreacherBear said:
Through VidAngel, I started watching these from my various streaming providers:
Recommended:As for VidAngel, I'm not a prude exactly, but I do enjoy it filtering the garbage out, and I rarely feel like I am missing anything of import. Highly recommend.
- The Gentlemen - odd but really enjoying
- Silo - really an interesting show, easily one of my favorites now
- Severance - really interesting, season two was sort of a let down, but I'm looking to see what's next
- Reacher - Each season has been less than the prior. First season was easily the best, this last season, characters were less likable and less believable. But overall still enjoyable.
- Foundation - glad I have VidAngel, enjoyable enough without all the trash.
- Dark Matter - slow but interesting so far, only a few episodes in
- Fallout - masterpiece
- Monarch - Legacy of Monsters - too slow, but I like it well enough.
Dialogue in the Gentlemen is very good. Good sexual tension. Hero now being *******... All the makings of a good show. Highly recommend. My wife watches with me and she hates crime violence stuff.
I've only watched a few episodes - I'm really liking it. Reminds me of Snatch, which was excellent as well - Gentlemen is just slower due to it being a TV series.
Like Taylor Sheridan, anything Guy Ritchie touches is going to be pretty good
Yeah, I agree. Bobby Glass has to be one of the best characters on TV.
New TV series on Prime, Reacher spinoff "Neagley". Female PI that appears to be much stronger then men twice her size. Still, not bad
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- Paramount+ confirms MobLand season 2 release date as September 18, and releases first teaser trailer
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Prime Video canceled the action thriller series Countdown after one season, meaning Season 2 will not happen. Amazon decided not to renew the show due to low international viewership despite its domestic popularity, leaving the first season's major cliffhanger unresolved
Our own Bear Derek Haas was the creator and a Dallas kid, Jensen Eckles was the star.
Our own Bear Derek Haas was the creator and a Dallas kid, Jensen Eckles was the star.
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Just watched Mobland, S2m E1.
It's gonna be as good as S1, no doubt
It's gonna be as good as S1, no doubt
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"My Life as a Rolling Stone" on MGM +. I think thats Prime,
Very cool. Each show is a different Rolling Stones member. If you grew up with these guys like me, you will love it. IF you were a latecomer, you will love it too
Highly recommend
Very cool. Each show is a different Rolling Stones member. If you grew up with these guys like me, you will love it. IF you were a latecomer, you will love it too
Highly recommend
Searching for Lone Star: A Tale of Two Brothers
https://tcupress.tcu.edu/9780875659862/
https://tcupress.tcu.edu/9780875659862/
Assassin said:
"My Life as a Rolling Stone" on MGM +. I think thats Prime,
Very cool. Each show is a different Rolling Stones member. If you grew up with these guys like me, you will love it. IF you were a latecomer, you will love it too
Highly recommend
The Charlie Watts story is great. He was the man, only guy that can look bored beating out Get off of my Cloud and Paint it Black...
[url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVrdXUHvsF0&list=RDnVrdXUHvsF0&start_radio=1]The Rolling Stones "Paint It Black" 1966 [Reelin' In The Years Archive][/url]
If you are interested in how these songs are really put together, this is a good one. I have NO musical talent but I love seeing the best do their thing. Loved Charlie Watts...
The Iconic Drumming Behind "Paint It, Black" | The Rolling Stones
Love the Stones. Always loved Watts almost anti rock star persona. The story of Mick drunkenly calling him at like 4am saying "where's my drummer". Watts puts on his suit, walks up to Mick's room, knocks on the door, and socks Mick in the face saying "I'm not your drummer, you're my singer."
boykin_spaniel said:
Love the Stones. Always loved Watts almost anti rock star persona. The story of Mick drunkenly calling him at like 4am saying "where's my drummer". Watts puts on his suit, walks up to Mick's room, knocks on the door, and socks Mick in the face saying "I'm not your drummer, you're my singer."
What I love about him is that he was technically extremely proficient and did it like it was boring. But he never missed a beat and was able to drive all those songs for 60 years. I am not musical but watching those videos on different songs amazes me. Love watching the best do their thing, no matter what the discipline.
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