Look! It’s Fitz! Started watching this at the beginning of it’s new run, then stopped a few episodes in before Sam Waterston left. Decided to watch again, and was pleasantly surprised to see Tony Goldwyn taking his place. I can’t help but see President Fitzgerald Grant when I look at him. For those of you who don’t know, that was his character in the TV show “Scandal,” which was an addiction for me at the time. Think I’ll keep watching, maybe go back and binge the two seasons I missed.

“I’m a five-season Shonda Rhimes show.” 🤣😂 Love it!

corn stalk rum wow ! made my mouth water ‘’!

The actors are magnificent.

they had to wrap up their ten years of twisting their original story to the extreme with a “happy ending”.
i think,they have “overdone” this show for at least 5 years…

‘Skullduggery’! Good word right there! Well said by you! And truth was indeed spoken…

A win in my book. Lots of story still to tell, so like others here, I hope they continue. Great sets, effects, costumes, and skullduggery - unbeatable combination:-)

I bravely watch Lifetime Movies so you don’t have to. I’ll accept my award now.
:-)

This is a fun, if a bit talky, thriller from the way back. I didn’t really know others in the movie, but Quaid chews the scenery in a great role as the probing, folksy “I’m one o’ y’all”-type cops to creepy effect. Kept my attention to the end.

What a confusing, convoluted mystery this was. This is a show I usually really enjoy, but I had to replay a few sections several times to get things straight in my head this episode. The beautiful dog interacts with the cast in a different way, also. Not bad, just different. Several “Rex” dogs share the role, I imagine.

And yet, I watch him, because it’s still the only place anyone is getting people of different political and intellectual views together in the same hour interacting with each other on the same topics. I think going from 3 to 2 panel guests has made a difference. When there were 3 he wasn’t dominating the conversation, the guests were. I’m also noticing that the opening interviews are getting more fluffy. The percentage of interviewing celebs he admires rather than politicians and thinkers has gone way up.

He says he hasn’t changed. He’s changed. He’s nastier. I mean, he was always a jerk, but he was also at least hypothetically open minded. Now he’s got his pet issues and he’s about hammering on those with every set of guests.

For me, it’s Cornel West. I never miss an opportunity to see Maher acquiesce to his mental superiority.

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.

What a fun episode this week! The visuals were imaginatively done, and the story had something of the feel of a quick Agatha Christie mystery, with a knockout of a solve. This series sometimes likes to blend its semi-fictional world with actual historical characters making appearances; I may google some names to see if this was the case this time. A good watch.

Thanks wildfrontier. I did mention Schrodinger’s cat early on. I think the combo of space and experiment is at the center. Just a bit miffed at all the melodrama and lack of development. Besides, a bit of self-deprecation never hurt anybody! ;-)

This is the second entry in a fun franchise that, though it’s Lifetime, doesn’t always get bogged down in predictability. Things surprised me more than once, and I watch this goofy kind of shyte regularly LOL. The story here can stand alone BUT it works better if the first instalment has been viewed. The lead actresses have a field day with the clothes and the hair and the melodramatic scene-chewing, but it’s great for Lifetime fans, and, considering the ending, could conceivably continue for another movie or so, like Lifetime did with Eric Roberts’ “Dr. Beck” stalker series a few years ago (those were great fun, too.)

Yes and Leiv Schreiber’s brother!

absolutely. Not sure why these were closed as Spoilers. They are not spoilers at all.

I won’t say anything, don’t want to spoil it for you, but despite that, it was worth the watch. I went into it actually hoping for the same thing though…

Soren cracks me up.

Here’s a long, loooong version of this film on the site for our enjoyment. It’s a film that is part sci-fi, part horror, part social commentary, and part wannabe-humor (in the strangest places). I see the characters are named for famous directors and others in the genre, and there are obvious influences from films like Robocop, Virus, Terminator, and more science-gone-real-wrong films. Brad Dourif brings the super-crazy, as usual. Anyone remember The Night King from GoT? That actor (Richard Brake) has a role here.
Be prepared to suspend disbelief if you plan to sit through the entire movie (did I mention how loooooooong this is??) and be impressed by the nineties’ CGI and what I assumes is some puppetry in some scenes.

Interesting story arc played out well; this fall should be exciting.

“An offer you can’t refuse”…? 😂

Aaaaaaah! Everybody’s leaving everywhere all at once!!

I’m really liking how they are developing the characters more. I wish all the eps. dropped at once, though, to binge.

So good to see Lady Felicia again!

And that is how to cast Stabler’s brother like a boss!!

What a crazy story this is going to be! i like it; it will satisfy my jonesing for another period drama investigator series, since Dick Tracy wrapped awhile back.

They should get together and form their own operative group named The Trade Union.

I’m just enjoying this season more. I know season 3 will be different and won’t have all his buddies but they add a nice dynamic/balance to Reacher.

The title alone screams, “Please watch me! You liked Sharknado; you’ll loooove me!” 😁

Yeah LOL these people just tell you upfront what you’re getting here. I gotta admire the honesty:)

Season 13 starts January 7, 2024 and some of you may not know that there is an episode 5 in season 12 which airs today, the 26th and there are links.

The doll gets in some fun one-liners LOL. Holla back at Talking Tina, Annabelle, Chatty Cathy, and others. Full Moon is always low-budget schlock, but the fun kind, not the bad kind. Way better than Polonia’s stuff. I laughed a lot here.

There are three bad-but-fun movies in this franchise. Tubi keeps making these; I’m guessing we’ll get another sequel soon.