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TV: One Person's Trash...
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Kepler
Si certus es dubita
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Half of the kids I grew up with had Bootsie as a mother. (The other half had Catherine Hepburn.)
What a fantastic segment.
Half of the kids I grew up with had Bootsie as a mother. (The other half had Catherine Hepburn.)
What a fantastic segment.
dxmnkd316
Lucia Apologist
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It was amazing.
I would pay to have my mom do a segment like that. She’d be almost as good. Less outlandish, but tons of hilarious quips. my dad would be so boring. He’d have a serious conversation and probably end up calling Krugman a moron.
It was amazing.
I would pay to have my mom do a segment like that. She’d be almost as good. Less outlandish, but tons of hilarious quips. my dad would be so boring. He’d have a serious conversation and probably end up calling Krugman a moron.
aparch
Acetaminamerican
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Welp, him being Irish would get us closest to the book origins of being Scottish. I haven't seen Peaky Blinders, but Barbara Broccoli was persuaded to get Craig by his performance in Layer Cake.
state of hockey
He fixes the cable?
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Scottish, hmmmm. Lots of options. Really go outside the box and pick Tennant. A guy that was the Doctor AND Bond? Fun!
Scottish, hmmmm. Lots of options. Really go outside the box and pick Tennant. A guy that was the Doctor AND Bond? Fun!
Jimjamesak
Already insane, UAA making it worse
Yeah, that entire episode is wonderful. Especially Russi Taylor doing emo Donald.
Slap Shot
I got nothing
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For all of Maher's faults, his interview of Salman Rushdie is an example of him at the top of his game. Even keeled, prepared, smart and articulate. It doesn't hurt that he clearly respects and admires Rushdie, but that was fun to watch.
I agree - Barney stfu
"gang bangers"
For all of Maher's faults, his interview of Salman Rushdie is an example of him at the top of his game. Even keeled, prepared, smart and articulate. It doesn't hurt that he clearly respects and admires Rushdie, but that was fun to watch.
I agree - Barney stfu
"gang bangers"
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Did anyone else watch the Ken Burns documentary, Country Music, which aired on PBS earlier this month? I finally got around to streaming the last few episodes.
I was not, and really am not, a country music fan. Obviously, growing up in North Dakota it was always around but my family was more likely to have a Top 40 radio station on than a country music station.
But I thought Burns' documentary was excellent, both from a music perspective and also from a cultural perspective of the South and West. I am interested, though, in the thoughts of someone who saw it and is a lot more versed in the music than I am.
Did anyone else watch the Ken Burns documentary, Country Music, which aired on PBS earlier this month? I finally got around to streaming the last few episodes.
I was not, and really am not, a country music fan. Obviously, growing up in North Dakota it was always around but my family was more likely to have a Top 40 radio station on than a country music station.
But I thought Burns' documentary was excellent, both from a music perspective and also from a cultural perspective of the South and West. I am interested, though, in the thoughts of someone who saw it and is a lot more versed in the music than I am.
Kepler
Si certus es dubita
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I'm going to give it a try. I'm very interested in country and western music up to about 1965; after that I have no use for it.
See also: jazz.
I'm going to give it a try. I'm very interested in country and western music up to about 1965; after that I have no use for it.
See also: jazz.
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I do want to see it. I grew up with country music, and so obviously I hated it for a long time (especially after discovering this one band called Quiet Riot, you may have heard of them) and some rappers by the names of Run DMC and LL Cool J.
Nowadays, old-school country is a genre I really like, I'd go as far as probably mid-80s in general? Before the popular country lost its twang and went more pop-music style.....
I do want to see it. I grew up with country music, and so obviously I hated it for a long time (especially after discovering this one band called Quiet Riot, you may have heard of them) and some rappers by the names of Run DMC and LL Cool J.
Nowadays, old-school country is a genre I really like, I'd go as far as probably mid-80s in general? Before the popular country lost its twang and went more pop-music style.....
bostonewe
Short/Round
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Watched the season premiers of FBI (which I really like) and NCIS (which I've been watching since the beginning, but am now really convinced that it has jumped the shark). Not sure that I'll be able to make it through this season on NCIS.
I wanted to like Bluff City Law, but I just didn't care about the main characters.
I was worried this would be super hipster-y and cliched.
Watched the season premiers of FBI (which I really like) and NCIS (which I've been watching since the beginning, but am now really convinced that it has jumped the shark). Not sure that I'll be able to make it through this season on NCIS.
busterman62
I got a pocket full of kryptonite
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First two episodes have been fantastic. I grew up with my father listening to Jimmie Rogers and The Carter family so I knew a lot of the songs in that episode. Didn't know the history as well and man, was that interesting. Not so much with Gene Autry & Bob Wills. Dad thought Hank Williams WAS country music (and I can't argue) so I am hoping to get to episode 3 soon. Can probably skip the rest of them since other than the "Outlaw" movement and a rare "Americana" act, I don't really have much to do with country music now. However, if the first few episodes are any indication, it will be worth watching just for the history lesson. Trying to get to watch Burns' Prohibition series also
First two episodes have been fantastic. I grew up with my father listening to Jimmie Rogers and The Carter family so I knew a lot of the songs in that episode. Didn't know the history as well and man, was that interesting. Not so much with Gene Autry & Bob Wills. Dad thought Hank Williams WAS country music (and I can't argue) so I am hoping to get to episode 3 soon. Can probably skip the rest of them since other than the "Outlaw" movement and a rare "Americana" act, I don't really have much to do with country music now. However, if the first few episodes are any indication, it will be worth watching just for the history lesson. Trying to get to watch Burns' Prohibition series also
ScoobyDoo
NPC
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I think it will take a while. The stories have been interesting.
I think it will take a while. The stories have been interesting.
aparch
Acetaminamerican
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I caught the encore for Evil (huge fan of Katja Herbers from her Manhattan days) and was pleasantly surprised with it. Definitely more psychological thriller than gore which is a good thing. Not quite as "out there" as The X-Files. The way she put the pieces together was (looking back) formulaic, but the delivery wasn't which made it so good.
I unfortunately get the feeling that it's not going to do well on CBS, yet it would kick serious a** on Netflix or Hulu. But it was such a great opening episode.
Mike Colter did a really good job as well, but I still think of him as Luke Cage.
*Edit* Also caught the season premiere of NCIS:LA, but only for the JAG reunion. Will promptly stop watching until Katherine Bell and David James Elliot are back again.
I caught the encore for Evil (huge fan of Katja Herbers from her Manhattan days) and was pleasantly surprised with it. Definitely more psychological thriller than gore which is a good thing. Not quite as "out there" as The X-Files. The way she put the pieces together was (looking back) formulaic, but the delivery wasn't which made it so good.
I unfortunately get the feeling that it's not going to do well on CBS, yet it would kick serious a** on Netflix or Hulu. But it was such a great opening episode.
Mike Colter did a really good job as well, but I still think of him as Luke Cage.
*Edit* Also caught the season premiere of NCIS:LA, but only for the JAG reunion. Will promptly stop watching until Katherine Bell and David James Elliot are back again.
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