Yes, I’m aware, but there is not a Spock type character on the crew or main cast.

I don’t get why nobody mentions this movie when English folk horror is discussed. It is an underrated masterpiece of that small yet powerful subgenre.

Surprised at who they picked for this - trying to wrap my head around a dark blonde Zorro

I still don’t know what’s going on and I love it.

It would appear that someone is following me and another person around and giving us downvotes. was talking to someone else on another thread a day or so ago and he noticed it as well. We were both getting hit for no reason, just to hit us it would seem. I told him sometimes it was just like that with some people in places like this with comments sections.

There’s gonna be that one person no matter where you go that just has no intention of playing nice with others no matter what. All you can really do is just take a deep breath, remember you’re the adult in the room, and move on…

With shows like Dexter and Californication. I am not surprised I love ‘Kidding’. And same as with those shows, they are on the darker side with the mood, life and what kind of humor they represent.

But I gotta say hands down it is a must see show ! Jim Carrey is amazing as the role of Jeff.

In the beginning you will ask yourself ‘’Huh? , no this will be too goofy’’. But nope that feeling quickly disappears with the great writing, story and Jim Carrey’s presence.

In short a very good show !

This is absolutely excellent +++++

Just watched this first episode, and this is really good!

Wowwwww…is this ever a story and a half. 5/5 I had always heard about Twentieth Century Motors and the three wheeled car was somewhere back in my kid memory. Interesting tie-in to the present at the end of the last installment…”it figures”

Tiffany Haddish meets ET

Totally missed this when it came through, looks interesting. Good rating on IMDb, that’s wrong

Excellent

At the moment I finally realized what was happening, it was like a wave rushing over me out of nowhere. Nice.

This was inevitable 5/5.

Intense and suspenseful whodunit. The show Baptiste is a spinoff from Missing.

They are both doing fantastic work. If you’re middle aged or older, this is coming from a familiar place, which is a very different perspective than typical thrillers. Age is essentially a main character in the show. It makes sense that’s uninteresting / a turnoff for different audiences.

Keeps getting better with every episode - this has the recent science about the geology of Earth being impacted by the development of plants. If you are a science nerd this is a must see show. +++++

If you look immediately above under “Post a comment” you will see a line of text saying “Link requests should be done in the forum.” Follow the link to the forum topic, look at the requirements, and add your ask to the last page of that topic. You need to copy the URL from the top of your browser page and put it in a post there.

I have looked around myself and have not been able to find any links. The complete show is on the original site and can be streamed there from a region-permitted VPN, but the show is in Swedish and there are no subtitles for any of the episodes and no way to add them while you are viewing. Someone will need to add mixdrop etc. links for the episodes and then if there are subtitles they can be played with the video.

Where else are you gonna watch medieval combat on cross-country skis and ponies? Historically highly accurate portrayal of one chapter in the Norwegian Civil Wars, makes for a fascinating watch. No snappy dialogue here but a couple of familiar GoT faces in the cast. 4/5

She was never a fauxlebrity. She is a pioneer of doing what the Kardashians have done just on a smaller scale. She didn’t get anywhere close to being as famous or wealthy as they did since there was no social media back then. But she did use billboards to great effect to get her name out there.

Going to check this out since I love Emmy (which is what she goes by) & Angelyne. Thanks for commenting to bring it up in the current featured comments.

Camera work awesome, extreme white water rafting, gauchos taming wild horses and the cold rainforest. On my list of places to visit!

Fantastic episode about the European Space Agency’s launch of the Polar Orbiter probe taking pictures of and studying the Sun, and the design and launching of the rockets used by ESA and NASA. 5/5

I grew up reading Thor Heyerdahl books because my aunt thought it was cool that when I was ten I read an article in the National Geographic and became obsessed with the Nazca lines. I devoured those books even though I knew they were probably mostly kind of maybe silly. No atheists were harmed in the making of this show. God and Jesus have a sense of humor. Everything is connected. Shakespeare was a plagiarist who had a real knack for telling other people’s stories with way better words. Nobody owns mythos, that’s the point. Nobody’s an expert. Go relax, smoke a joint or take a hard run or whatever your thing is, and enjoy this as a delightful soupcon of someone saying, hey what about that thing. (Extra points for all the Latinesque banter, amazing the people on this site and their zealful earnestness.) I’m just jealous nobody funds me to go on these kinds of junkets.

iMDb rated 7.3/10.

So true. He’s petty about it, too. Gets cross if a guest is more loudly cheered for a salient remark or joke than he himself is.

there will never be elevators, it’s written in the pact.

I’m not able to tolerate Maher anymore, but I watched this episode for my man Max Brooks. He’s always a can’t-miss for me; so smart and funny. Nothing fazes him. That is so appealing.

Besides Chris Pine, our favorite non-Shatner interpretation of Kirk is Vic Mignogna. Our kids especially like him. Mostly an anime voice actor, this short-lived fan series is a genuine love letter to the original staff who put Trek together. They consulted them rigorously on everything from lightning to types of fabric that was used, and that rigor shows since it really does look as if it were filmed in 1966.

Has the late Grant Imahara from Mythbusters as Sulu, Jimmy Dohan’s son Chris as Scotty, and a whole lot of really great guests from Star Trek itself and other actors such as Lou Ferrigno. It’s a good series that attempts to finish the original 5 year mission. It was shut down due to legalities, so the mission went unfinished after a season. What’s done is top-notch all the way.

It’s gonna be pretty hard to add tonight’s episode here given that the list stops last week….

Years later and I’m still pissed off this didn’t get another season.

Holy cow - this has everybody in it!

Going back for a rewatch. The cinematography by Ole Bratt Birkelund is stunning. Every single item, piece of clothing, furniture, every single piece of color and scenery and the geometry on the screen is meticulously planned.

oh my god, it’s back, I gave that zero chance of happening

Completely random, no idea what happened or why

Now that was twisty.

This show just keeps getting better…

Ha! Agreed!
I like Timothy Olyphant as an actor and really liked him in the FX series “Justified” as well as the film (remake of) “The Crazies” too. Watching him in “The Mandalorian” episode? I STILL kind of thought of him as Raylan Givens but on Tattooine.

I’m ready to go put my prepper go bag together right now

This would have been my backyard if my father were allowed to let his fancies run free.

Yaaaaass

This is still the best series out there on the planets in the solar system

This episode wiped me out…

It’s Tormund times two and I’m here for it