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I agree about the Louie overlap.
Just finished season 2. I'm moving to Modena to learn how to cook pasta and find Alessandra Mastronardi.
Rachel Nichollssnogger said:Just finished up Continuum ... All in all I ended up enjoying this quite a bit.
You'll need to leave behind any other "Time Travel paradoxes" you may have seen in other movies as they REALLY push the limits.. I won't give away who, but at one point one of the characters end's up killing themselves
was this a show that was cancelled unexpectedly or was it able to come to a planned out finish?snogger said:Just finished up Continuum ... All in all I ended up enjoying this quite a bit.
You'll need to leave behind any other "Time Travel paradoxes" you may have seen in other movies as they REALLY push the limits.. I won't give away who, but at one point one of the characters end's up killing themselves
3% is terrible... trust me now, or trust me later.
My Guess, since the last season is only 6 episodes, is that they gave them the "Wrap it up as this is the last season" notice..was this a show that was cancelled unexpectedly or was it able to come to a planned out finish?snogger said:Just finished up Continuum ... All in all I ended up enjoying this quite a bit.
You'll need to leave behind any other "Time Travel paradoxes" you may have seen in other movies as they REALLY push the limits.. I won't give away who, but at one point one of the characters end's up killing themselves
I watched the first 2 episodes of the new season and it wasn't as funny as season 1. The back and forth banter with the chubby kid was good but I guess I miss his NY pals.
You can purchase Starz through Amazon for like $10 a month and get access to all their content streaming. I did that last year for a month to catch up on Black Sails, will probably do it again this summer to catch the last season of Sails and American Gods.
I'm taking my time through this and really enjoyed "Religion".
Not sure why it's so funny.
Thanksgiving episode, thanksgiving 2016 was the hardest i laughed, no spoilers but I ####### lost it, just thinking about it now I can't stop laughing.I'm taking my time through this and really enjoyed "Religion".
Especially:
Mom: You lost your passport 3 times!
Dev: I only lost it 2 times.
Mom: You lost it 3 times!
Dev: Oh yeah.
Two episodes in, and I've barely laughed at all.
The Religion and First Date episodes were good. They aren't constant laughs, but just really well done. I started New York, I Love You and it's also done in an interesting way.
I don't take it as a comedy, but as a drama with some comedy mixed in because the cast are a bunch of funny people, and that stuff will come out.
I liked S1, but don't remember finding it hilarious. Iirc, "cute" was the word I used for it... not in a demeaning easy- I enjoyed it, found it funny, but kept thinking it would go further with everything from humor to plot to character development. Still enjoyed it for what felt like a fresh perspective on things.
I appreciate that. The show still looks great. A Bicycle Thief tribute is nice, but it wouldn't have been nicer with a few solid laughs.
This weekend I texted my wife (who's out of town) that I learned sign language from watching Master of None.
I don't throw this around loosely- I thought S2 was brilliant. Some of the best television I've seen.
I agree with this a lot of this. Also, Netflix is moving away from having streamable rights of other people's shows to invest in their own projects. Of the handful of Netflix Original stuff that I want to see, I can binge it all in a couple of months a year. I'm switching to Hulu for my next billing cycle. It seems to be more in line with what I want out of a streaming service. I'll re-up with Netflix in a few months to watch the new stuff I want to see, and then cancel it again.
This is exactly what I was thinking of doing too, except I may go with Amazon instead of Hulu. Either way, I can sign up for Netflix for a month or 2 and watch a new season of Daredevil and whatever else they put together, but overall it's becoming less and less worth it compared to it's competitors.
The Recommended sections are always full of Netflix Originals. They seem to be focusing on quantity over quality right now.
Movies, preferably old ones. I'd happily watch Saving Private Ryan today but it's not on Netflix. Might do Inglorious Basterds but that's not really a war movie. Our nephew visiting would probably like it though.
Have not seen it but have heard good things.
