It's going to be awesome.

Aliceinbubbleland said:

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It's going to be awesome.

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Yep.

Thought I was kinda surprised to see Kayce Dutton come right back from being shot at his office to be a ghillie suit covering the house

Dexter New Blood

It had certainly run its course in Florida.

Watching openminded though as it was a favorite of mine for the first few seasons

Assassin said:

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Dexter New Blood

It had certainly run its course in Florida.

Watching openminded though as it was a favorite of mine for the first few seasons

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A bit predictable first show. You knew as soon as Dex didnt shoot the albino deer that the person that killed it would be his first victim in a decade

Gonna be interesting to see how they incorporate the son into Dexter's life. If he could track down Dex, why cant other folks?

New Bond film, Daniel Craigs last one, possibly James Bonds last one.

Not sure about the new 007. Kinda blah screen personality. My thought is poor casting.

btw - at the very end of the closing credits 'James Bond Will Return'. Not sure how they could make that happen.

Mare of Easttown starring Kate Winslett. Only 7 episodes and I am thru #3. Very entertaining.... here is description:

"Mare Sheehan, an office police investigator in a small Pennsylvania town, investigates a brutal murder as she tries to keep her life from falling apart."

Wife and I both enjoying.

"No Offence" on Acorn TV (Amazon Prime)

Lost in Space season 3 dropped and so has Locke and Key season 2.

I never got started on Yellowstone when it first came out so I'm watching that. In Season 2 right now,. Appears to me to be a kind of redo of Longmire--lots of similar scenes and plotlines (casino being built "on the Res" eg). And fairly disbelievable (if that was a target) given so many murders, gunfights, etc. But, it will hold me for a few days.

Though it would take most of December for me to do it, I may re-watch House, MD. I was a huge fan when it was first airing.

Just finished the National Geographic documentaries on NASA, Mercury, and Apollo programs. I don't enjoy the movie versions of those events, but re-watching the actual events and media coverage is pretty fun.

Yes, my television watching is stuck in the past.

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Lost in Space season 3 dropped and so has Locke and Key season 2.

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Just watched both of them. Lots of the LiS was kinda 'looking back' but the action stuff was good. Final had a couple of nice twists

Locke and Key - wanted to see lots of new keys which they did but nothing is gonna beat the 'door to anywhere' key. Dodge is pretty hot but also a girl/guy that has lots of sex. Wonder if she ever forgets if shes coming or going.
Eden looked really good in the first couple of episodes. Butt... she kinda changed during the year as she got more evil

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I never got started on Yellowstone when it first came out so I'm watching that. In Season 2 right now,. Appears to me to be a kind of redo of Longmire--lots of similar scenes and plotlines (casino being built "on the Res" eg). And fairly disbelievable (if that was a target) given so many murders, gunfights, etc. But, it will hold me for a few days.

Though it would take most of December for me to do it, I may re-watch House, MD. I was a huge fan when it was first airing.

Just finished the National Geographic documentaries on NASA, Mercury, and Apollo programs. I don't enjoy the movie versions of those events, but re-watching the actual events and media coverage is pretty fun.

Yes, my television watching is stuck in the past.

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I was the same. Didnt see S1 or 2 but folks on here kept talking about it. Thanks folks!!

Hanna season 3 has dropped on Amazon prime

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Just finished the National Geographic documentaries on NASA, Mercury, and Apollo programs.

I don't enjoy the movie versions of those events, but re-watching the actual events and media coverage is pretty fun.

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An illustration of the Orion spacecraft.
Throughout this decade, NASA will explore more of the Moon than ever before and establish a sustainable human presence under Artemis in preparation for future human missions to Mars.

NASA, National Geographic Partner to Show Inside
Artemis Moon Mission
Oct 29, 2021

NASA has selected National Geographic to help tell the story of Artemis II, the first Artemis flight that will carry astronauts around the Moon and back to Earth aboard the agency's Orion spacecraft.

"Returning humans to the Moon with Artemis II will inspire the next generation of explorers," said Kathy Lueders, associate administrator for the Space Operations Mission Directorate at NASA Headquarters in Washington, who served as the selection official. "This time, we are bringing partners and technologies that will create additional opportunities for the world to share in the experience along with our astronauts."

Artemis mission activities will include Artemis I, an uncrewed flight test that will launch Orion on the NASA's Space Launch System rocket to orbit the Moon and return to Earth. Artemis II will carry a crew aboard Orion, paving the way for future missions to send the first woman and first person of color to the surface of the Moon. Subsequent missions will explore more of the Moon and test the technologies and procedures needed for human exploration of Mars.

- Excerpts from NASA news release 21-142

btw - they are moving a lot of the 'Yellowstone' shooting to Texas. You will see the 6666 ranch out in the boonies. Now if you are not familiar with the 6666 ranch, its the second most famous brand in Texas behind the Running W of the King Ranch in South Texas. It has three divisions totaling over 266,000 acres, it's larger than San Antonio, nearly twice the size of Chicago, and about six times the size of Brooklyn

I think the Old West scenes are going to be/were shot here too.

Assassin said:

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btw - they are moving a lot of the 'Yellowstone' shooting to Texas. You will see the 6666 ranch out in the boonies. Now if you are not familiar with the 6666 ranch, its the second most famous brand in Texas behind the Running W of the King Ranch in South Texas. It has three divisions totaling over 266,000 acres, it's larger than San Antonio, nearly twice the size of Chicago, and about six times the size of Brooklyn

I think the Old West scenes are going to be/were shot here too.

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btw - if you think 266,000 acres is big. the King Ranch is something like 825,000 - bigger than Rhode Island

Apparently it was up for sale and the Yellowstone Producer, Sheridan, is rumored to be the buyer.

I had never heard of the place until you posted Assassin.

Historic west Texas 6666s Ranch sold to 'Yellowstone' creator (msn.com)

Aliceinbubbleland said:

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Apparently it was up for sale and the Yellowstone Producer, Sheridan, is rumored to be the buyer.

I had never heard of the place until you posted Assassin.

Historic west Texas 6666s Ranch sold to 'Yellowstone' creator (msn.com)

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pretty famous if you are in the horse or cattle biz or participated in FFA. Otherwise....only if you lived in Guthrie

Money Heist and New Amsterdam. I was so hyped when I started watching them, and now I just want to see what will be in the end

Money Heist was a blast but occasionally the streams were Spanish only

1888 - A spinoff of Yellowstone - how John Dutton came to Montana. Starts out (and shot in Fort Worth)

I found season 4 of Yellowstone to be a bit slow compared to previous three seasons. Any idea what the total budget was for Yellowstone? Has to be very expensive to film.

Oddity,

Keily Reilly, "Beth" the B*tch, and perhaps THE most powerful character in the show, is British, and speaks naturally with British inflection. I'm only just now catching up binge watching Seasons 1-3 so I just became aware of this. She's got sush fast, natural, crass language I figured they found her somewhere in Yazoo City School of Acting.

"What we do in the Shadows". is just terrific. It's a campy comedy about 4 Vampires that live together in a house on Staten Island. One of the best shows I have seen lately. You will love it or hate it. Me loves it.

J.R. said:

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"What we do in the Shadows". is just terrific. It's a campy comedy about 4 Vampires that live together in a house on Staten Island. One of the best shows I have seen lately. You will love it or hate it. Me loves it.

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Hate it - but I only made it partially through S1, Episode 1.

SSadler said:

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Oddity,

Keily Reilly, "Beth" the B*tch, and perhaps THE most powerful character in the show, is British, and speaks naturally with British inflection. I'm only just now catching up binge watching Seasons 1-3 so I just became aware of this. She's got sush fast, natural, crass language I figured they found her somewhere in Yazoo City School of Acting.

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Love her and Wings Hausers son Cole (Rip)

Assassin said:

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SSadler said:

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Oddity,

Keily Reilly, "Beth" the B*tch, and perhaps THE most powerful character in the show, is British, and speaks naturally with British inflection. I'm only just now catching up binge watching Seasons 1-3 so I just became aware of this. She's got sush fast, natural, crass language I figured they found her somewhere in Yazoo City School of Acting.

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Love her and Wings Hausers son Cole (Rip)

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btw = that may be one of the best cast shows on TV

Luke Grimes played United States Navy SEAL Marc Lee, who was killed in action in 2006, in American Sniper

She was teriffic but I found the entire season to be disappointing and unfinished. I guess I'll move on to the new series but I don't think I'll be really interested in trading the beautiful mountains in that series for a bald Texas ranch lol.

Aliceinbubbleland said:

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She was teriffic but I found the entire season to be disappointing and unfinished. I guess I'll move on to the new series but I don't think I'll be really interested in trading the beautiful mountains in that series for a bald Texas ranch lol.

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I think part of it was Covid at least according to the stuff I've read.

How do you find out all of these things? You were in the industry at one time, am I correct?

still enjoying WSW - Louis Rukeyser does not age!!!!

- KKM

Lou was an icon..Loved WSW., and tried to learn a little from the "Elves" advice! Can't believe it was almost 50 years ago that I first watched his show...

Aliceinbubbleland said:

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How do you find out all of these things? You were in the industry at one time, am I correct?

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Yes, still goof around in it when they need a Stand In or background. Stood in for Jon Voight, Larry Hagman, Patrick Duffy, David Keith, Mitch Pileggi, Christian Clemensen, Mark Deklin, Kevin Paige, Chris Klein and whomever else they needed. Did a lot of background work. Unfortunately my short term memory sucks or I would have had several more lines than I did! Basically when I show up on set, everybody kinda knows me but nobody has a clue what I do.

Dexter; Final Blood

Well, to say I wasnt expecting that would be an understatement. (if you watched, dont give it away). There is talk of a S2 which should be interesting...

Give us your run down on Gokden Globes. Thumbs up or down.

Aliceinbubbleland said:

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Give us your run down on Gokden Globes. Thumbs up or down.

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never seen Gokden Globes. What channel is it on?