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Originally Posted by ilduclo

Stringer has the corona!

and “no symptoms so far”

unlike the “symptoms” omar + brother mouzone gave him

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see this is why i self-quarantine. i could very well be a carrier right now. we don’t even have tests available so why fuck around? i’m made of rocks, but i don’t want to be someone else’s typhoid mary.

[_tunic_]

I've finished two series:

Fargo:
Loved the first season, but didn't like the second and third seasons as much. It became too illogical and uncredible.

Dirk Gently:
same here actually. The first season is great, the second season not as much. Probably also depends on the book(s) it's based on, I never read them, I did read the Hitchhiker's Guide though.

Letter For The King:
this is a new series on Netflix, based on a Dutch children's book. So I decided to check it out, but then aborted it after 1 episode. It's not my thing, it's about knights and kings and medieval times etc and that's not really my cup of tea. It's not getting very good ratings on imdb either, partly because it's not a true adaptation from the book

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Originally Posted by _tunic_

Dirk Gently:

dirk has nothing on george

 

great fucking 60s english cop period piece

[Antagon]

Just finished Tiger King. Utterly wild. It's got so many twists and turns, it's kind of the perfect confinement-watch to get our mind off things.

[tw2113]

Chipped away at another episode from season 1 of Northern Exposure today.

[Severian]

Originally Posted by tw2113

Chipped away at another episode from season 1 of Northern Exposure today.

Ah man comfort television at its most comfortable

[Severian]

New OZARK season — show is still so good

[Peterpuff]

Originally Posted by Severian

New OZARK season — show is still so good

Agreed. And it's odd, I keep forgetting how much I enjoy it going into the new seasons. By 2 episodes in I get reminded and can't help but binge the whole thing in like, one day.

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been watching a tom jones miniseries from the 90s

 

have never read the book but the show is very fucking funny

 

now i want to read the book because obvious

[tw2113]

Originally Posted by Severian

Ah man comfort television at its most comfortable

Coincidentally the "Russian Flu" episode so very timely.

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Originally Posted by tw2113

Chipped away at another episode from season 1 of Northern Exposure today.

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm o’connell....

 

[tw2113]

Joel was a megaprick in season 1, and as annoying as it is, also essential character-wise for plot and tension.

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Originally Posted by tw2113

Joel was a megaprick in season 1, and as annoying as it is, also essential character-wise for plot and tension.

yeah, absolute douchetractor

but o’connell!

 

 

hotness

[tw2113]

 

 

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Originally Posted by tw2113

 

 

hnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnngggg!

[choc e-Claire]

I'm watching a bootleg of the pay-per-view broadcast of Woodstock '94. It's 43 hours long, so that'll keep me going during quarantine.

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Originally Posted by choc e-Claire

I'm watching a bootleg of the pay-per-view broadcast of Woodstock '94. It's 43 hours long, so that'll keep me going during quarantine.

what happened? did they run out of daria reruns?

 

 

[_tunic_]

I watched Watchmen. What a brilliantly made series is that! Too bad there is no second series planned, or perhaps it is for the best, it will be hard to beat the first series.


Then I watched the first episode of the Umbrella Academy, wasn't completely enthusiastic about it yet. So I'm considering to continue or cancel watching it and look for something else.


Also, saw someone mentioning this on (Low's) twitter. I'll be watching that first:
Where the Wild Things Are (as read by Christopher Walken)

[tw2113]

Finished up Season 1 for Northern Exposure

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my wife is rewatching the whole of downton abbey and im sort of peeking in at times