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Gee - I wonder why Netflix declined to play the game?
I want to see this.
That looks intriguing.
Yikes. Still can’t watch that film. 😱😱😱
It does, indeed.
The Judge Judy show makes you want to gouge out your own eyes and ears. The lowest of low-life people.
A few years ago, I called a recently retired physician to ask if he was available to do some temporary medical coverage. His excited reply was “Oh thank you! I’ve been sitting around all day watching Judge Judy, and it’s making me crazy! How soon can I start?”
‘nuff said.
This Sunday, CNN is premiering its Apollo 11 documentary, featuring newly discovered footage from the moon landing 50 years ago.
If it is on CNN International, it should be well worth seeing. Here are some moments to watch for.
The Judge Judy show makes you want to gouge out your own eyes and ears. The lowest of low-life people.
A few years ago, I called a recently retired physician to ask if he was available to do some temporary medical coverage. His excited reply was “Oh thank you! I’ve been sitting around all day watching Judge Judy, and it’s making me crazy! How soon can I start?”
‘nuff said.
Judge Judy herself or the other people on the show?
Judge Judy herself or the other people on the show?
Good question. I meant the people on her show, but now that I think about it, the Judge herself is short tempered, high handed, imperious, and pretty obnoxious. But given the unbelievably petty, low-class people she is dealing with, maybe her bad temper is understandable.
I want to see Netflix' The Great Hack, a documentary described by the Times as "the definitive chronicle of the ground zero of fake news."
I want to see Netflix' The Great Hack, a documentary described by the Times as "the definitive chronicle of the ground zero of fake news."
Saw that the other day and you won't be disappointed by what's revealed about Google and Facebook. Jordan Peterson figures a lot in this doc.
Another similar documentary is The Creepy Line which is more about Google and Facebook and how they gather all that info about us. Jordan Peterson pops up in this too.
After The Good Fight we should watch Sneaky Pete as I've heard so many good things about it, especially since it was co written by Brian Cranston of Breaking Bad fame.
I hate Netflix’ habit of buying partial series. Usually we get well into something and only then learn that we will be hanging to the cliff.
But where's the logic in starting a series at season 4?
No logic. We watched one recently that started with season 2. WTF?
But I think Mr Selfridge had only about 4 seasons. So why bother?
