Television Series

[Craigerrr]

Watching Clarksons Farm, it's brilliant!

 

[Sunfire96]

Watching Clarksons Farm, it's brilliant!

I love that show! He's so insufferable at times, but it's hard to not root for his team working on the farm. Plus it's raised so much awareness for the problems family-owned farms are facing in the modern world.

 

[Sandy Feet]

I found the old Saint TV show with Roger Moore. Also found The Invisible Man, probably from the 60s too. I need something nice, old, and stupid these days to turn the TV on unless it is TCM. TCM had The Thin Man on last night, and I have a hard time turning the channel with that movie.
I have been playing a lot of albums recently trying to find which ones still play. Found two last night in really good shape. One from Bread and one from Eric Clapton.

 

[Craigerrr]

I found the old Saint TV show with Roger Moore. Also found The Invisible Man, probably from the 60s too. I need something nice, old, and stupid these days to turn the TV on unless it is TCM. TCM had The Thin Man on last night, and I have a hard time turning the channel with that movie.
I have been playing a lot of albums recently trying to find which ones still play. Found two last night in really good shape. One from Bread and one from Eric Clapton.

Everything I own

 

[Craigerrr]

I love that show! He's so insufferable at times, but it's hard to not root for his team working on the farm. Plus it's raised so much awareness for the problems family-owned farms are facing in the modern world.

Gerald...

 

[Donoroto]

Gerald...

It's a pity that it is only on Amazon Prime. There are a few snippets on youtube, but no actual episodes. Ah, well, someday.

 

[Hawkbox]

If you aren't averse to alternative methods message me and set up a plex account. But yeah it's a good show, my mom even enjoys it as a farm owner. He's honest about how privileged he is to drop the money he does to get the results he wants.

 

[Ozarks Mountain Brewery]

I'm watching Humans, season 2

 

[Sandy Feet]

Amazon made the first season of Fridays available. I have been laughing my ass off the last two nights. Seeing both The Clash and Kenny Loggins that young was also pretty cool.

 

[Craigerrr]

Just finished 1923, seems that there are some story lines that are a long way from making sense.
Maybe the next series will be 193?

Also started watching The Pitt, kind of like ER, but less of a SOAP.
The premise is the ER in Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center freshly post COVID.
Each episode is one hour of a shift in the ER.
I have been to our ER here a couple times in the last year, once for my Lyme last summer, and more recently for a health scare with my wife (she is fine).
Probably 80% of the people there should have gone to the clinic...
I doubt very much that there is so much health drama happening in most ER's, but hey, it's just a show...

 

[west1m]

Not familiar with ER but watched a few episodes of "The Untold Stories of the ER" . I enjoied that one once in a while.

 

[Craigerrr]

The heart of the ER show from 30 years ago. The arrow points to Noah Wyle, he is the main character in The PItt, current pic of him below.
I watched ER for the first while but then it got "soapy"
Yes, that is George Clooney as well

 

[Steve Ruch]

Schitt's Creek is a quirky entertaining show.

 

[Craigerrr]

Schitt's Creek is a quirky entertaining show.

Ewwwww David
I watched a bit of that, but couldn't take a steady diet of it, Eugene Levy and Catharine O'Hara, comic genius!

 

[Donoroto]

I doubt very much that there is so much health drama happening in most ER's, but hey, it's just a show

If it was like a real ER, nobody would watch it.

 

[Craigerrr]

If it was like a real ER, nobody would watch it.

precisely!