I just finished Shogun. Pretty good, don't know why is not more known

Rewatching The Expanse. I remember I was very critical of it first time around, but I also had the books fresh in my mind then. Second time around, I’m enjoying it a lot more.

Just finished the 3rd season. From what I remember tho, the show goes off the rails before ScyFy drops it, and then Amazon has to fight to get it back on the rails before it gets good again.

My biggest gripe of course with the show is that they quit with the Earth, Mars, Belter conflict resolution and we never get to see the cool alien war.

Still, it’s worth a watch for those who haven’t seen it. It’s solid sci-fi and it scratches a certain space itch.

Lanterns is surprisingly engaging. I like shows with slow complex plots. Not your typical superhero show with asplosions. Kyle Chandler and Aaron Pierre are good.

Slow Horses.

Taskmaster has been about the only regular series I've been watching lately. The lineup of contestants feels very well balanced in their types of humor, so that's been fun. The Greek theme of the house looks really good as well.

Checked out ep 1 of the new Simpsons season. I kinda told myself I wasn't going to, and to just be done with it, but I was bored and gave in. I was not any less bored when it was over.

Also watching this month's Grand Sumo tournament. I forgot it was this month, so I missed it as it was coming out, but I saw a post in /All, so now I've been trying to avoid spoilers. c/Sumo got me interested earlier this year, and as someone not a sports person, it's been a ton of fun and rather easy to start following. I didn't think I could get my wife into it, but halfway through the second tournament I watched, she started to get into it as well, and she cheers for her favorite rikishi now too. It's fun to watch because NHK puts the highlights on Youtube, so each day you can watch in just under a half hour, it's got English commentary, and matches don't often last more than a couple seconds, so it's easy to stop and go do other things if you can't sit and watch it all at once. Their power and agility is really something else! It's something I never thought I'd be into, but it sucked me in fast once I gave it a fair go.

It is the time of year i rewatch Firefly to coincide with the show's release.

I have also been watching Lanterns, i am really enjoying this. It is a superhero show without being all action and no substance.

I am also continuing my Addams Family 1964 rewatch. Last night was episode 3.

Slow Horses. Really hooked up, I also loved the credits track on this last episode.

X-Men '97 S02 Chad Powers S02

I'm really liking X-Men '97

Scrubs revival s02. Still so good.

Widow's Bay

would strongly recommend.

The original Code Geass. The themes are still relevant to this day.

My favorites over the summer have been Widows Bay, Reacher, and Silo.

At some point, I realized that three of my favorite recent watches were all about underground shelters following some sort of conflagration, and now everybody is getting curious about what's outside: Silo, Fallout, and Paradise.

Re-watching FX comedies again.

Finished "what we do in the shadows" Just started " you're the worst"

Loving them

Ooh Also just watched "My name is Earl" for the first time and loved it

So out of what im watching I want to give a shout out for primal. Except for one episode it does not really use language so its kinda neat that anyone could be watching it and get the same experience.

I've finally gotten around to watching Breaking Bad. I'm at the start of season 2 right now. It's clearly a quality show. Even when I think a plot line or performance is lacking, the production itself is always nice.

I've noticed the "brown filter = Mexico" thing in American cinema for a while but feel like I'm seeing where the memes about it really come from. It's pretty heavily used in this show.

So far I would recommend it!

I will also always recommend the Buffy the vampire slayer T.V. show, Psych, and Monk.

Yes I love the old 'weekly procedural'.

the paper s02!

I'm watching the ships roll in, then I watch em roll away again. Highly reccomend.

Just finished House of the Dragon S03 and the other GoT spinoff, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. HotD I watch for the dragons, it delivers. AKotSK surprised me, I really like it.

Movies: The Fury (another dePalma about psychics), Pressure (WW2 drama with Brendan Frasier), Mars Express (hand-drawn animation cyberpunk), Planetes (vintage anime, Nasa-punk), Coyote v Acme (animation gold), Forgotten Island (animation pink), Ted Lasso (girls team is great), Star Trek DS9 (rewatching, more relevant than ever)

Comic book for bonus points: Maus (holocaust documentary where every nation is anthropomorphic animals, the nazis are cats, the mice go to maushwitz)

Golden Axe is Temu Vox Machina, but that's not to say it's bad, exactly.

Wifey doesn't usually like cartooney fantasy, almost exclusively likes romantic comedies, romance dramas and catastrophe movies... For some reason I cannot explain, she's loving one piece live action.

Anyone who is into one piece and has trouble sharing tastes with your partner, try it. I'm really liking it so far (we're barely four episodes in). The casting IMO is fantastic (I'm sure I'm not the first one noticing) and the changes work really well, cinematography does a few kinda odd dreammy things like these low angle face closeups with bokeh that somehow tie everything together with a strong aesthetic.

It's also fun and silly with just enough seriousness to pass for a more mainstream (non anime oriented) show.

I've seen some screenshots here and there and was worried some things would be too goofy, but it works really well in action.

I know I'm late to the party, but I'm certain I'm not the only one.

1. The world fall to pieces.
2. Not watching billionaire funded propaganda. Go join a club.