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Hulu Live - My wife sounds like yours, tons of Dateline and 20/20 so she for sure knows how to get rid of the body. Will have local networks plus many of the cable networks. Have had it for about 2 years now and very happy with it.
We just dropped dish. We tried Hulu live with Disney plus and espn plus but switched out for YouTube tv. The wife liked it better and it has 20 more channels than Hulu live including nfl network. They also offering it for 10 off for 3 months. So far we don’t feel like we are missing anything.
I'm not that into it tbh...was hoping for a better payoff than it sounds like you found.
guy here gave a review of "Goon 2". Your response still get's me laughing. Something along the lines of---------------I can see how there was unresolved issues in Goon 1, thus the need for Goon 2.
I thought it was ok. More of a setting up for Season 2 with a twist at the end. Pretty good for limited series options during the pandemic.
I'm going through a few options for when I drop Directv. I really liked youtubeTV I had a 2 week free trial but sometimes it's only 2 days. I read somewhere they bump it up to 2 weeks at the beginning of the month. It had all the locals and a good selection of channels, missing only History and the Weather channel. I liked the layout and functionality of it and it has unlimited DVR space.
I enjoyed it too. But I felt that the reveal of who the murder was was too quick. I get that the FBI was lazy in examining the documents, but they also sent the Oath document to California to date the ink and paper by shooting protons at it, and it was authenticated there too? A Utah investigator did a better job at examining the documents than scientists.
Succession
Great list here that should keep someone busy for a bit.
LoL...those were the two I couldn't get into at all. Oh look...rich people. Oh look, drunk Faulkner woman.
This has been a rough watch for me due to content. I guess I'll see out the last episode...thanks for the heads-up.
Sorry, but, to me, "Zapped" will forever be the early-'80s "comedy" starring Scott Baio and Willie Aames, about a high school kid who gains telekinetic powers and (according to my childhood memory) uses them to make girls' clothes fly off. The tiny video-rental store downtown had it and I conned my mom into renting it. She wasn't too happy with the gratuitous nudity. So many boobs ...Cold Dead Hands said:
While not as famous as Locklear, Thomas had the better rack of the Heathers. She was probably the only reason anyone watched the Fall Guy starring Lee Majors.
Pretty sure it was recently available. I watched it last summer. It did have a lot of boobs.
True story - they put up in the credits it was a body double lol i forget - either she didnt want one and they used one without her knowledge or something so she demanded people know it wasnt her
so its funny you mention it.... last week this movie just popped into my brain - i think i was watching meatballs and decide i havent seen zapped in a while.
This was out on video when VCRs weren't even that common yet. We lived in the Bay Area and my dad would commute to San Diego during the week. I was the oldest of three kids, and my mom would get so burned out that we could get her to rent anything. It's funny because now that I have kids of my own, I think back to that movie and I'm like, "I can't believe my mom showed 'Zapped' to her elementary school-aged kids! What an irresponsible monster!"
That describes basically any 80s comedy though - Sixteen Candles, Porky's, Revenge of the Nerds, etc, etc, etc..
This sounds like the version of "Charles in Charge" we deserved instead of the one we got.
platform? Netflix?The Gator said:
Just an FYI if this ever happens to you on Prime, as it seems to be a think on the Expanse and a few other shows for some reason:
