TV Programs You Enjoy Watching..........
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I've been watching the Australian show "Sea Patrol" on Tubi. I find myself watching Tubi a lot.
Somebody mentioned in an earlier post about Peacock offering a year for $10. We jumped on that too. Probably won't renew when it comes up.
We've got Hulu, Prime, Netflix, and peacock. We'll be dropping Hulu soon. We only got it so the spousal unit could watch "Hand Maid's Tale." I'll give it one last look to see if there's anything I can watch in a month then drop it. We had HBO for a while, but soon exhausted anything that held our interest there.
But in some ways, it's funny the way I complain so bitterly about the streaming fees. I remember when video stores first opened up. We didn't bat an eye at dropping better than 5 bucks to rent a movie on a VHS cassette. Me and the wife would get something, sometimes different things, then the kids would get something they liked. We were doing good to get out of there for less than $20, and that was every weekend. You can do a lot of streaming today for that kind of money.
We've got Hulu, Prime, Netflix, and peacock. We'll be dropping Hulu soon. We only got it so the spousal unit could watch "Hand Maid's Tale." I'll give it one last look to see if there's anything I can watch in a month then drop it. We had HBO for a while, but soon exhausted anything that held our interest there.
But in some ways, it's funny the way I complain so bitterly about the streaming fees. I remember when video stores first opened up. We didn't bat an eye at dropping better than 5 bucks to rent a movie on a VHS cassette. Me and the wife would get something, sometimes different things, then the kids would get something they liked. We were doing good to get out of there for less than $20, and that was every weekend. You can do a lot of streaming today for that kind of money.
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Joe Pickett was a disappointment. The first season was ok'ish. We started watching the first episode of season two and turned it off mid show.
Reacher season 1 and 2 was OK.
First two seasons of The Boys is good if you're into dark comics.
The wife and I have been watching the 90's-2000's tv adaptation of Stargate. It's a little too goody two shoes for my liking but its nostalgic for the wife.
Ozarks is good if you can stand the wife.
I'm looking forward to Deadpool 3 because of the inclusion of Hugh Jackman's Wolverine. I don't know the timeline they are using for the movie but the last time Wolverine was featured was in Logan. Logan was good.
Reacher season 1 and 2 was OK.
First two seasons of The Boys is good if you're into dark comics.
The wife and I have been watching the 90's-2000's tv adaptation of Stargate. It's a little too goody two shoes for my liking but its nostalgic for the wife.
Ozarks is good if you can stand the wife.
I'm looking forward to Deadpool 3 because of the inclusion of Hugh Jackman's Wolverine. I don't know the timeline they are using for the movie but the last time Wolverine was featured was in Logan. Logan was good.
Watched it live, on cable.
Great show!
I tried watching Joe Pickett but I have read all the books so the tv series really sucked. The books are great though.
Axxe55
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YHE JOE PIKETT AND REACHER BOOKS ARE TEN TIMES BETTER THAN THE TV SHOWS OR MOVIES!
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Same way I feel about the Spenser books.....
We Were the Lucky Ones
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9114512/
It's an eight episode mini series on Hulu. It's so similar to a book I recently finished, "On Sunny Days We Sang." that I first thought it was a TV adaptation of it. But I don't think it is. It's just similar stories about this horrible time in history.
It starts in 1938 Poland, just before the Nazi invasion. People watched in disbelief as things kept getting worse. The most innocuous and innocent decisions often had life and death consequences.
The last, and I believe final, episode will be available at 11:00 pm tonight. (5/1/2024) As I watch what is happening on college campuses across the country, the show is eerily timely.
It's a good, if disturbing, watch.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9114512/
It's an eight episode mini series on Hulu. It's so similar to a book I recently finished, "On Sunny Days We Sang." that I first thought it was a TV adaptation of it. But I don't think it is. It's just similar stories about this horrible time in history.
It starts in 1938 Poland, just before the Nazi invasion. People watched in disbelief as things kept getting worse. The most innocuous and innocent decisions often had life and death consequences.
The last, and I believe final, episode will be available at 11:00 pm tonight. (5/1/2024) As I watch what is happening on college campuses across the country, the show is eerily timely.
It's a good, if disturbing, watch.
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