[rlmesq]

Originally Posted by Not_Judy

Are the zombies evolving to the point to where they can communicate in order to talk as they continue to slowly creep along not so menacingly? Sleestaks on Land of the Lost posed more of threat to humanity than these "zombies." It's funny at how the show was about a zombie apocalypse but the zombies are nothing more than your basic no name henchmen that you find in video games like zelda that are nothing more than a nuisance. They don't brandish weapons, the don't run, they pose no real threat other than potentially biting someone in the event that they are stupid or slow....or in this case being directed by the talentless people writing this show.

[King Rudi]

Originally Posted by rlmesq

I'm trying to determine how I've never seen that skit before. Insert Negan and this is pretty much what the TWD has become, just way more useless dialogue.

[King Rudi]

Originally Posted by Kooch

I hear you I'm not saying it's the greatest show. I didn't start watching until around season 4 or 5. My thought was a show about zombies would be boring. But then I realized the zombies were more the environment in which the people operated and it was really their story of survival and challenges. It has had some interesting moments. I've always been fascinated with what it wold be like to live in a post-apocalyptic world. The movies the road and the book of Eli entertained me for that reason. The walking dead has as well but has been harder to follow more recently. I'll give it a few more episodes and may bail if it does not improve. For me it comes down to 1 hr of mindless entertainment each week were I can give my brain a break from work...

I'm with you. My apologies if I came across as ripping on you, not my intent. I have a tendency to go off the deep end on occasion. This show just pisses me off. For those that enjoy it, I say keep watching it and do what makes you happy. For me, I feel that my time is worth a dollar amount; if it's beneficial or entertaining it's worth my time. If I were able to bill hours lost, the creators of this show would owe me a considerable amount of money.

[Grumpy Old Man]

Hank Aziria from Simpsons fame among others. Well written, damn I laughed out loud several times....mind you I'm a bit damaged.

Best line out of the first episode: "I thought I hit rock bottom in Thailand when a lady boy snorted crank of my Johnson while a sunburnt German tourist sitting on the crapper watched"...

[Captain Blood]

Finished episode four of the haunting of hill house. Fantastic!

[lsturbointeg]

Originally Posted by Clark_Kent

Started watching The Bodyguard a few days ago. It's surprisingly well done. The downside is there are only 6 episodes.

what network are you watching this on?

[Haystack]

Wife and I just started House of Cards. Season 1, Episode 1. We're in.

[Clark_Kent]

Originally Posted by lsturbointeg

what network are you watching this on?

Netflix. It's actually Bodyguard not The Bodyguard.

https://www.netflix.com/title/80235864?preventIntent=true

Also, the X6M and M3 ZCP make appearances.

[Captain Blood]

Originally Posted by Haystack

Wife and I just started House of Cards. Season 1, Episode 1. We're in.

The 1st two seasons rocked!

[lsturbointeg]

Originally Posted by Clark_Kent

Netflix. It's actually Bodyguard not The Bodyguard.

https://www.netflix.com/title/802358...entIntent=true

Also, the X6M and M3 ZCP make appearances.

saw this on YouTube the other day but it said BBC. Are we talking about the same show cause this looks pretty intense!

[rlmesq]

Originally Posted by Not_Judy

I'm trying to determine how I've never seen that skit before. Insert Negan and this is pretty much what the TWD has become, just way more useless dialogue.

It's from Kids in the Hall, a Canadian series that ran in the USA on HBO and CBS about 20 years ago. I'm surprised it's not available on demand.

[Clark_Kent]

Originally Posted by lsturbointeg

saw this on YouTube the other day but it said BBC. Are we talking about the same show cause this looks pretty intense!

Yes, same show. BBC commissioned the show and Netflix entered into a distribution deal to air it.

[Kooch]

Originally Posted by Not_Judy

I'm with you. My apologies if I came across as ripping on you, not my intent. I have a tendency to go off the deep end on occasion. This show just pisses me off. For those that enjoy it, I say keep watching it and do what makes you happy. For me, I feel that my time is worth a dollar amount; if it's beneficial or entertaining it's worth my time. If I were able to bill hours lost, the creators of this show would owe me a considerable amount of money.

No worries at all. No harm taken or assumed. The show is a polarizing entity. I agree with the time spent/wasted. In the evenings I tend to look for mindless escapism in televised content. I'll watch shark tank, some on demand movie, anything to take me away from the day. So I consider it less of a loss and more of a distraction. Thus with shitty shows or episodes I walk away with a "well that sucked" view vs lost time - since my time was really being wasted anyway...like now I'm watching outrageous acts of science It's an awful show, but while I'm working through year end evals for my team it's a good background distraction.

[lsturbointeg]

Originally Posted by Clark_Kent

Yes, same show. BBC commissioned the show and Netflix entered into a distribution deal to air it.

Just started watching it on Netflix after work.

[King Rudi]

Originally Posted by rlmesq

It's from Kids in the Hall, a Canadian series that ran in the USA on HBO and CBS about 20 years ago. I'm surprised it's not available on demand.

I'm very familiar with KITH I had just never seen this skit of theirs before. There are some days I still hum "These are the Daves I Know."

Originally Posted by Kooch

No worries at all. No harm taken or assumed. The show is a polarizing entity. I agree with the time spent/wasted. In the evenings I tend to look for mindless escapism in televised content. I'll watch shark tank, some on demand movie, anything to take me away from the day. So I consider it less of a loss and more of a distraction. Thus with shitty shows or episodes I walk away with a "well that sucked" view vs lost time - since my time was really being wasted anyway...like now I'm watching outrageous acts of science It's an awful show, but while I'm working through year end evals for my team it's a good background distraction.

Completely agree with you on Outrageous Acts of Science. That show could be a decent watch if it wasn't for the commentators. Some of the clips shown are actually pretty cool. My go to background distraction is usually The First 48 or Forensic Files.

[Clark_Kent]

Finished Homecoming last night. Not quite what I was expecting but was a solid watch.

[1MOREMOD]

Finished ozark last night. Prefer Marty takes the lead but still good

[Clark_Kent]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

Finished ozark last night. Prefer Marty takes the lead but still good

Season 1 or 2?

[1MOREMOD]

2

[wrickem]

Once in a while I like to watch a series that makes me laugh.

Last season of The Guest Book made me laugh out loud, and the new season is just as good and f'd up.

[Haywood]

Almost finished with the last season of "House of Cards." Not sure if I'd like it without Spacey, but it's really good. Doug Stamper is the best character on the show. I want the Shepherd's to die!

[Grumpy Old Man]

Originally Posted by Haywood

Almost finished with the last season of "House of Cards." Not sure if I'd like it without Spacey, but it's really good. Doug Stamper is the best character on the show. I want the Shepherd's to die!

We have watched the first 5 episodes of season 6. It's kind of tough to put my finger on what's wrong with it, Spacey missing yes, but Clarie seems off the rails a bit...it's ok but I think you can stick a fork in it because it's done.....and yes Stamper is the best character.