What TV Shows Are you Watching?

[zombie no.one]

BATTLESTAR GALACTICA (1978)

a bit earnest and melodramatic, not enjoying it anywhere near as much as the completely wtf  GALACTICA 1980

[Alex]

Lucifer.

Rewatching this one and finding it just as good the second time around.

[ralfy]

They had difficulty with Battlestar because I think the target audience was supposed to be kids and teens, but the premise of the main story arc is adult (genocide). Hence, dealing with that and then including the kid and the robot dog.

[zombie no.one]

70s tv logic: if in doubt... robot dog!

[ER]

Season 41 of Survivor: the most annoying thing I may have ever seen on TV. Unpleasant, disloyal, unsubtle, bumbling people thinking they are all so smart when really they're just disgusting and mean in spirit. Worst cast ever, worst season ever, and yet....I watched it, so....yeah.

[bob]

I'm giving this a shot

[chefzombie]

shadow and bone
  this one is very dense info wise, i'm rewatching season one for the 3rd time before i start season 2, i know i missed stuff.

[Alex]

Conan.

The fairly cheesy 1997 TV series.

[ralfy]

Halt and Catch Fire. Very underrated.

[ER]

Halt and Catch Fire. Very underrated.

One of my favorites.

[FatFreddysCat]

Last night I watched all three episodes of Waco: American Apocalypse, Netflix's documentary about the infamous standoff between the Branch Davidian religious cult and the ATF in Texas in 1993, which of course came to a tragic end.

[lester1/2jr]

The Young Ones (BBC) on youtube

[bob]

Before TBS pulled the plug on this



I watched this.... and hate myself for liking it and am now following it on Rumble.

[ralfy]

Similar problems with Mandalorian as with Galactica. They don't know if they should go back to the goofy roots of the franchise, i.e., the original trilogy, or try something like an adult political thriller, i.e., the prequels.

But goofiness has its limits, as seen in the last episode. The only thing I could remember about it was the weird presence of Jack Black. But it's as least not as bad as the political thriller episode featuring the former Imperial employees. Even kids would have fallen asleep with that.

The "Waco" docu was OK, together with the one about the female bodybuilder.

[Trevor]

Rennervations with Jeremy Renner: so far, so good.