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Philip in the 30s

 

What did you think?

 

I liked it! There’s a thread for it, but so far there isn’t much discussion of course. The way they leaned on the “darker and edgier” tropes was a bit much, but the acting was all great, I loved some of the visual choices, and the sound worked very well for the mood.

 

Perry Mason was cool

 

I watched the first episode of Normal People and thought it was pretty meh. Does it get better? I noticed everyone's been hyping it up.

 

Yeah it’s great. Keep watching. One of my favorite shows of the last few years

 

Alrighty looks like I'm watching a couple more episodes tonight!

 

so i guess the will ferrell eurovision movie is good?

 

I heard the complete opposite haha

 

Was just watching Thor: Ragnarok on Disney+ and discovered an Extras page that had deleted scenes, extended scenes, gag reels and some other cool stuff.

 

Americans’ weird fascination with Eurovision will never stop confusing me. Here it’s literally just entertainment for old people. It hasn’t been relevant beyond that in what must be decades by now.

 

I had been watching Children's Hospital for the first time on Hulu and got to the end only to discover.. it's missing the 2-part finale for some reason? I thought the ending felt abrupt, did some googling, and found out they're the only missing episodes. So confused lol

 

This

 

Anybody else looking forward to I’ll Be Gone In The Dark tonight?

 

Wait, Eurovision is a real thing? I’m clearly out of the loop

 

I’m watching Elijah Wood’s new dark comedy/suspense thriller “Come To Daddy” and its pretty funny so far.

I really love Elijah. He seems like the nicest and most genuine guy.

 

Rad I didn't know he had a new show, Wilfred was fantastic

 

Pretty sure it's a movie. If I'm not mistaken, only on Prime?

 

Yeah, it’s just a movie. A quick 90 minutes and it’s goofy and weird but fun.

I also love Wilfred though, amazing show.

 

I remember there was a period of three months or so where I had absolutely bottomed out and was easily at the lowest point in my life and that’s when I happened to find Wilfred.

There was an episode about the dog he had as a kid who died and the ending is really sweet and emotional and I just BURST into a weeping mess, haha

It was great.

 

Wilfred was one of my all time favorite shows. Haven’t seen it since it ended though, is it on any streaming service now?

 

yeah it's on hulu

 

unless you meant the original version, then that's on prime

 

Watched an hour of Eurovision and didn't laugh once. Might watch the second half later this week if I get bored, but I'm not expecting much from it.