Donal Logue is sure looking good these days. I like his recurring character here.

Yup, I remember. And yeah, sure enough would fit in. I kinda liked ‘Preacher’, which really surprised me more then a little. The Earp thing lost me though after the first season, started out pretty good, then kinda crapped the bed. Same thing with the Van Helsing one that they had going that had the female lead. Started off really good, then just got stupid.

Yeah, shoulder is doing a lot better now, but when I get done doing my time with this, I will be going back for another round for the tendon issues in my left leg. Been getting pretty rough, and has progressed. Got the recommendation, but they couldn’t let me do both the same day, and can’t do PT 4 days a week.

The guy doing my shoulder is pretty cool though, gave me 6 exercises to do for the lag at home one day, extra duty, and have been doing that for about a week, and it’s really helped, leg pain has gone down a lot and am walking better. Should be in a lot better shape by the time I get done with the shoulder and then can work on the leg.

I really got to stop getting older. I get any worse, I’ll be like the freaking Crypt Keeper, little hunks dropping off herer and there..🤣

I wonder if this documentary shows the tribe of Igorots, who were brought to the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair and placed in “authentic habitats” for fairgoers to observe…?

Have you acquired it? we tend to agree on most shows, tough no on all. I bypassed this show on a lot of occasions, just figured it was not for me, but only looked at the thumbnail, but now that I looked at the thumbnail, I’m thinking I might just get a kick out of it.

My PT recently got upgraded to the point where they are really working my arm/shoulder for real now, and the first time was right painful, second time was not quite so bad, but 5 more weeks of that, and they said I can start trying to work on my writing again, doing some of the stuff I was doing prior to the surgery again, so starting Monday early I might give that a shot, see what happens.

Will mean a bit less watching time eventually, after I’m totally healed, but some of the few shows that I do still watch are coming to an end and need replacements, and this might be a good one. I like the premise….

All right yeah!

Q was the whole reason for the borg in the first place, they had to complete the circle.

I’ll generally watch a horror-in-German-bunker flick (there have been many) so I decided to give this one a go. I’d read a few reviews, so I had some expectations of this being a slow burner, which it is. I liked how the film began, with a retro feel to the opening credits, hearkening back to the scary movies of decades ago. I didn’t know anyone in the cast, but they made for quite a motley bunch of soldiers, some experienced and some green. The lieutenant was especially chewing his scenery - which worked for his character arc. I thought the music added to the retro-suspenseful mood as well. Others in forums have said this could have really benefitted from a better budget, and I absolutely believe this, as more money could have provided better horror effects all around. The cast did their best to show the ratcheting up of their terror and hysteria, but the movie needed to give them more to react TO, IMO.

The frantic nature of the first episode is enough to get me hooked. I liked most everything about it except a few things which you will see for yourself. Definitely worth checking out.

Hmmm, Duchess Meghan’s former TV husband plays the main character in this! Not sure if that is a + or - 😳

https://www.primewire.tf/movie/260282-enemy-of-the-state

Enemy of the State, fantastic film, hadn’t thought about it in years.

All of which has me recalling the series from the 90’s called Nowhere Man; photographer captures a massacre on film and ends up being hunted by shadowy forces that want to keep it a secret.

https://www.primewire.tf/tv/48048-nowhere-man

just checked ‘eagle eye’, and remembered it. was a really good flick, non stop action all the way through. another good one is the ‘source code’if you ever get to check it out. not quite as much action, though there is a good amount, but you really want to pay attention to this one, it gets complicated.

Wow this looks like it’s gonna be a real ride! The first episode is fast-paced and keeps you guessing right from jump. I’m very glad to see Kiefer Sutherland in a series again; he brings his patented I’m-in-a-pressure-cooker appeal once again, in this tale of corporate hijinks (which apparently run very deep here) - and we aren’t sure just what is on the level. On any level.

Though not your run of the mill show, I’m feeling vibes of “The Capture” as well as a little bit of “Scandal”, “Eagle Eye”, and “Leverage” - only darker. A special shout-out to the music, which caught my ear right away, with its unusual and evocative tones during various scenes. It’s quite effective. I’m looking forward to more of this show; hope they keep up with the surprises and twists.

thanks. not really painful, just hard to sleep with the contraption they got me wearing, so finally started to take it off at night to sleep. only really hurts any when i’m laying down, but doubt that will be for very long.

will get the few stitches i got out on the 23rd, and will probably get out of this thing as well. won’t start pt until the 3rd of next month, which i need to get to, as the use of the arm is pretty limited at the moment.

thanks for the prayers, can use all of those i can get.

sorry about all lower case, just had a shoulder surgery, so using one hand at the moment…

just watched this little gem, found it at random, and it was some pretty good science fiction. decent acting, good story, great effects, a bit off the beaten path which i liked as well.

not very long, a bit over an hour, but if you have been missing a decent sci-fi watch for a while, this might scratch the itch if you give it a chance…

Season 2 has been confirmed due early 2024.

This should work for everyone. Search The Last of Us in Google. A mushroom icon should pop up at the bottom of the page. Click on it and keep clicking it.
Tell me if you see anything amazing.

EDIT: after a couple hundred clicks your peripheral vision is called upon

Holy cannibals, Batman! That was so riveting I didn’t want it to end.
I don’t want the next episode to end, either.

Lovable, clumsy but shrewd Det. Humphrey, who left Ste. Marie Island (in “Death in Paradise”) a few years ago to follow his ladylove back to London has now gotten his own spinoff show here, called “Beyond Paradise.” He’s joined a small police force in a town called Shipton Abbott, where he impresses all there, in both good and not-so-good ways. He’s still with the ladylove, now his fiancée, and they want to build a life here in England, but away from the bustle of London. They have big plans on several fronts.

I like Humphrey a lot, and I’m more than happy to see this character go forward in his own show. The locale is pretty and picturesque, as was the island in his previous show (which I am continuing to watch.) Another bit of fun: every now and then, the music score gets clever and gives us a few bars of the island’s theme song, which you’d miss unless you knew what to listen for. Happy viewing!

Very sweet, poignant episode, imaginatively animated, starring versatile Bradley Whitford and capped off by an end-credit acknowledgement of the loss of Richard “Munch” Belzer. Yes, all the L&O sibling shows are formulaic (Dick Wolf thing, I guess) but this one wasn’t bad.

Grief, I remember scanners from when that first came out! I was freakin’ 19 man! Holy smokes that goes back, just escaped N.J. a year before and was living in Clearwater Florida, workin’ 2 jobs, which I really didn’t need to do, but was trying to keep myself out of trouble, but was not far from the Clearwater Causeway, on Ft. Harrison. Was actually a couple rock chucks from the Scientology building.

Showing my advanced age I guess…but I also remember back then you could walk home from work (day job for me) with a tall boy in a brown wrapper, actually, think it might have been a .40, can’t really remember that far back accurately anymore, and could be drinking it, and as long as you were acting right, the cops wouldn’t bother you.

I had just enough time to walk home, get a little time to chill and get ready for the other job, was cleaning work on the inside of another building, easy work, about 4 hours a day, 5 days a week, and the occasional part time on a random Saturday. Was a nice extra check.

Bad thing was, you would get a nice, hard rain for about 2 minutes on the way home, and you could about set your watch by that, so there was this one place I would stop and duck into with my beer and light a smoke that had an awning, would wait it out. They were pretty cool about it, knew what I was doing, got used to me, and as soon as the rain stopped, I would wave and move on.

Kind of miss those days. I walked a lot better then, Sciatica was decades down the road, and weight gain was never on my mind,as between all the walking and working I did I burned so many calories it was never a consideration…

Glad to see you’re still up here and paying attention. We should chat sometime, I miss our talks.

Ahhh,that’s too bad. I was giving this a bit of consideration, actually, based on the fact that Ironside was in it, and always kind of liked him. Especially liked him in ‘V’, he did a great job in that. Trailer looked pretty good too, but then, they are supposed to, aren’t they?

Anyway, I just don’t have the time anymore to watch as much as I used to, and even though I have a bunch of stuff backed up movie wise, I’ll never watch all of it, should try and take some time here and there and cull most of it. Just keep the few I would actually like to get to at some point.

Going to take your word that this would not be worth the time, you have never led me wrong in the past, so trusting your judgment once again. Thanks for the heads up kiddo!😉

Very little of fun here. I like Vosloo, Davison, and Ironside, but this film didn’t do much for their bodies of work. Ironside in particular was woefully underused. I’m accustomed to some major-league badassery from him! Not a lot of that here, and he looked pretty tired. And Davison, with the accent LOL no, just no. “Himmler” hammed it up well enough—-but frankly, he’d have been a lot more fun in one of those Zombie-Nazis-on-the-moon-and-with-sharks movies. Saban Films churns out grade-B and C movies kind of like Asylum does—-but Asylum stuff can at least be funny. Unfortunately, this picture was actually trying for some gravitas.

I stuck with this to the end, but it wasn’t easy.

A,K.A. “My Landlord Hates Me.” By either title, this Lifetime entry doesn’t offer much. Many highly unlikely things happen, the chief one being the main character’s lack of normal common situational sense, and the movie suffers on account of them. The living situation the heroine finds herself in would never in a zillion years go on in the way it did. The overused trope of phones that work/don’t work is present throughout. The aunt would not behave as she did; the boytoy got a little close a little fast; and the uncle, well…let’s just say he was something of a hilariously ditsy actor who either ruined the movie, or was the only bright spot in it, depending on your point of view. I mean, he was wild! Think Eric “Dr. Albert Beck” Roberts-wild. I like Lifetime dreck, and I’m fully onboard with the idea that they’re supposed to be silly, but one crazy-funny performance just can’t make this one memorable enough to recommend. 3/10 mainly for “Uncle Paul.”

This series continues to be one of the most cleverly-written we’ve gotten this season. Turns out it IS more episodic than I first assumed. Each standalone outing takes Charlie to a new place, with completely new, interesting folks to meet and interact with. Charlie remains fun, quirky, frank and endearing in her scruffy way, sometimes surprised by events, but missing nothing. I’m at ep. 7 and, though she travels a lot, we do get a less-frantic vibe - so far. I’ve read several viewers’ comparisons of this character to the old Lt. Columbo, and that’s pretty apt in a lot of ways, even down to the gravelly voice - but Lyonne makes this her own with her profane, very funny asides and innocent-until-they’re-not gotcha questions. A real winner of a show IMO.

That is a wonderful and helpful review, YgraineDance. Thank you for bringing this to our collective attention.

https://www.primewire.tf/tv/23439-last-tango-in-halifax

If you want to see her at her epic best watch this from the 2018 White House Correspondent’s Dinnner. It’s a bit dated now, but still relevant in so many ways and hilarious. https://youtu.be/DDbx1uArVOM

Both are great shows! She was also fun in “All About Evil”.
https://www.primewire.tf/movie/429509-all-about-evil

This is the episode she was in
https://www.primewire.tf/tv/46435/father-brown-season-1-episode-6

I DLed all the episodes of the new season earlier.
I like to save them for a rainy day.

I have two episodes left to watch of Sister Boniface.
She made her first appearance in an ep of Father Brown a few years back.
It’s more light-hearted than Father Brown and it’s a lot of fun.
Aaaaaand, it’s been renewed for a second season.

Haha. I haven’t seen this film but I can agree that Harrow’s daughter is unlikable.