10 years ago today, Flight of the Conchords premiered on HBO. One of my all time favorite shows. It's on Amazon Prime in case you haven't gotten around to seeing it yet.

 

10 years ago today, Flight of the Conchords premiered on HBO. One of my all time favorite shows. It's on Amazon Prime in case you haven't gotten around to seeing it yet.

 

It's absurd how well this show holds up today, it's still so, so good.

OK is this the forum where I confess to being a huge Supernatural fan and apologize for it ?

Edited June 21, 20178 yr by CaliSoxFanViaSWside

Better Call Saul finale was great. The entire season was some of the best TV on right now. Chuck's breakdown was one of the saddest scenes in recent memory.

Better Call Saul finale was great. The entire season was some of the best TV on right now. Chuck's breakdown was one of the saddest scenes in recent memory.

 

Yeah. That very end was dark.

I say every week how great this show is.

 

Hurry back

It's absurd how well this show holds up today, it's still so, so good.

I've gone through the series a handful of times already and never get sick of it.

The reviews were lukewarm by I find this season of OITNB good. Different structure is new and works. /shrug

 

GLOW comes out Friday and is suppose to be excellent.

Better Call Saul finale was great. The entire season was some of the best TV on right now. Chuck's breakdown was one of the saddest scenes in recent memory.

 

I'd imagine those last words to Jimmy will break him after finding out what happened to Chuck.

Better Call Saul finale was great. The entire season was some of the best TV on right now. Chuck's breakdown was one of the saddest scenes in recent memory.

 

And so well orchestrated, powerful. I was a bit disappointed there wasn't more action on some of the other storylines, but really looking forward to the next season as soon as the ending credits rolled.

And so well orchestrated, powerful. I was a bit disappointed there wasn't more action on some of the other storylines, but really looking forward to the next season as soon as the ending credits rolled.

 

Yeah, where was Mike?!

One thing I wondered... When Jimmy it sitting in his car out in front of Chuck's house, I could have sworn in the background was one of Jesse's houses he lived in. Did anyone else catch that?

Geez guys, it wasn't the SERIES finale. I mean we saw what happens to Chuck and how Hector became an invalid. That's some good stuff for a one hour season finale.

I trust Gilligan and crew.

Edited June 21, 20178 yr by Brian

Geez guys, it wasn't the SERIES finale. I mean we saw what happens to Chuck and how Hector became an invalid. That's some good stuff for a one hour season finale.

I trust Gilligan and crew.

 

I'm not complaining. I thought the finale and entire season were fantastic.

I recommend the Kettering Incident. I have an episode left, but pretty darn good.

Yeah. That very end was dark.

I say every week how great this show is.

 

Hurry back

What an awful way to off yourself

 

 

One thing I wondered... When Jimmy it sitting in his car out in front of Chuck's house, I could have sworn in the background was one of Jesse's houses he lived in. Did anyone else catch that?

 

The scenery certainly looked familiar, I thought the same thing.

 

Love the easter egg of the bell on the counter. Was waiting for Walter to walk in to get his car detailed.

 

 

 

 

Beric f***ing Dondarrion

 

 

 

Now, they've got my attention again.

Anyone else out there watching The Putin interviews by Oliver Stone?

Anyone else out there watching The Putin interviews by Oliver Stone?

 

I can't watch that after I saw Stone on Colbert.

Something I wasn't expecting since I cut the cable, we are watching obscure shows that we would never had otherwise. I don't watch much, but my wife watches a couple hours a day. She binged watched Foley's War the past couple weeks. I enjoyed the episodes I watched. I'm not even certain of the name but it's a British show Fisher Murders or something like that. We also watched a crime detective show from Canada that was set in the early 1900s where the main character was always using "new" scientific advances, or they would have "before they were famous" historical figures play minor roles.

Another season of House of Cards is in the books....couple twists I didn't expect.

Live PD > Sox Baseball

GLOW comes out Friday and is suppose to be excellent.

 

It's pretty entertaining

Twin Peaks is like a little kid banging on a piano and calling it music.

 

I'm all for a David Lynch weird, but how about some story?

Don't know if anyone has mentioned it before in this thread but comedic genius Bill Burr's F is for Family on Netflix is hilarious. Give it a try.

Edited June 26, 20178 yr by MexSoxFan#1