Started watching Better Off Ted on Netflix. Had never even heard of this show before but it's pretty hilarious. I love that all the door numbers are just completely random numbers making it almost impossible to figure out what's where.
Continuing to enjoy Daredevil as my workout show. Halfway into Episode 8. D'onofrio for life.
Other shows I am currently watching: Jon Oliver - always good The Muppets - mediocre but will give it some more chances Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp - Very slowly watching these, maybe 1 per week. It's pretty damn funny.
Fucking tops. Every episode was killer this season, but Interdimensional Cable 2. But I'd call it the best cartoon today. (Depends where Steven Universe goes with this Peridot arc, but it's very close)
Just a random reminder at how good Rick and Morty is. I've been going through season 2. Can't stress enough how well they can come up with like the most random ideas for some sci-fi style situation and explore that situation pretty thoroughly in a single episode. Just finished the parasite episode. Sleepy Gary was cracking me up.
This show is already very high in my top shows list.
EDIT: Actually I did get to the subdimension one and the whole bit with the car keeping Summer safe was just so great.
Finished Narcos (season 1) and they just announced Season 2 confirmed!
Gonna be great. If you can stomach brutal, bloody organized crime dramas, and like your stories based on true events (with style) I say give it a watch.
Only thing that kept bugging me is the actor's portayal of Escobar kept reminding me of Iosif Stalin
I'm only a few episodes into Master of None and enjoying it immensely however I've enjoyed Aziz Ansari's humour before.
Has a bit of that too real stuff for immigrants and single people, very slightly like Louie in that the show really forces you into the protagonist's position. However I'd be hard pressed to find a show that I could truly say is "like this".
Casting his own parents as his parents is hit and miss as some of the lines require some realistic acting but it's just not delivered on. His Dad gets it to a degree but his Mum doesn't.
I adored Master of None. I always liked Aziz Ansari, but now I get to see how wonderfully intelligent and nuanced he is. He doesn't cut to the core in that misanthropic, brutal way like Louie does, but he has this calm, modern sensibility to understanding all of life's weird bullshit oddities. He really hit hard on those issues of race and relationships so well.
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Couldn't.
It's totally implausible and full of nonsense.
Other shows I am currently watching:
Jon Oliver - always good
The Muppets - mediocre but will give it some more chances
Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp - Very slowly watching these, maybe 1 per week. It's pretty damn funny.
Fear the Walking Dead: Eh its ok but pretty slow, especially to start. Its interesting to see the decline but the actual story is meh.
Rick and Morty still killin it. The wait until next season is gonna kill me though. Also
[Spoiler]RIP Bird Person[/Spoiler]
My mom watches PoI, I've caught some EPs and I'm still kinda IDK on doing a full burn through.
I'm very entertained.
This show is already very high in my top shows list.
EDIT: Actually I did get to the subdimension one and the whole bit with the car keeping Summer safe was just so great.
Man who runs.
Gonna be great. If you can stomach brutal, bloody organized crime dramas, and like your stories based on true events (with style) I say give it a watch.
Only thing that kept bugging me is the actor's portayal of Escobar kept reminding me of Iosif Stalin
Have you seen the Hour? Another BBC show set in the post WWII time period? If not, you should.
Has a bit of that too real stuff for immigrants and single people, very slightly like Louie in that the show really forces you into the protagonist's position. However I'd be hard pressed to find a show that I could truly say is "like this".
Casting his own parents as his parents is hit and miss as some of the lines require some realistic acting but it's just not delivered on. His Dad gets it to a degree but his Mum doesn't.