On Netflix

Fearless, its about bullriding and bullriders.

I just watched the first episode of the new Queer Eye, on Netflix and the new fab 5 are truly fabulous.

I liked this TED Talk about revolutionary love. :)

https://www.ted.com/talks/valarie_ka...rage#t-1307680

“Participation in oppression comes at a cost. It cuts them off from their own ability to love.”

Life Itself..................

The life and career of the renowned film critic and social commentator, Roger Ebert.:movieguy:

Netflix watch was spotlight, gender revolution with katie Couric, Oklahoma city the documentary, numbered.

I just started season 1 and the PHOTOGRAPHY!! It’s great beyond any normal requirement for tv

That is all I have thus far

Godless.......Netflix




A ruthless outlaw terrorizes the West in search of a former member of his gang, who’s found a new life in a quiet town populated only by women.

Last night I watched Begin Again with Mark Ruffalo and Keira Knightley. I liked it. I also watched a Netflix original called Our Souls at Night with Robert Redford and Jane Fonda. It was sweet.

I just started watching this...Janey come lately since I also am not a great fan of Seinfeld's but I do like this show. The cars are fantastic and some of his guests (Barack Obama????) are really cool and funny.

I am rewatching The Good Wife on Amazon. It's still good.

I keep seeing ads for the new season of All or Nothing on Amazon. This year it's going to be about college football, the Michigan Wolverines. As a former longtime resident of Ann Arbor (21 years) and as an alumni of UofM, I really hate all the emphasis on football. It's not what the town or the University is all about. Thank God.

In 2000, they put this garish halo up around the top of the stadium, with huge letters spelling out Michigan. I still remember my shock when I first saw it. Within months, it was taken down. Even football loving alum hated it. I know I am a snob, but we're way more than football. But I'm sure you'll never know that from this upcoming TV series.

Just finished watching Wild Wild Country, which only got interesting around Episode 4.

The question burning on my brain is: Do the good people of Maisprach, Switzerland (where Ma Anand Sheela runs nursing homes) not watch Netflix? Can I send somebody there my login info?

Requiem and Tabula Rasa
 

I guess this is a genre? Loook at this beautiful mansion. Liiisten to these scaary sounds!



Boo!



If you like to look at neat old mansions and don't mind scary sounds and trying to figure out where they are coming from, then these are the shows for you, although Tabula Rasa is foreign, so be prepared to read subtitles. I wasn't, I fell asleep. And it's not so much a mansion as a mental hospital, but I think that's a plus.

Old episodes of The Twilight Zone....

Will the Real Martian Please Stand Up is one of my favorites as is the one with Burgess Meredith Time Enough at Last.

I’m watching Dead Man Walking on Amazon Prime.

It’s a movie I’ve avoided, but I was Roku surfing and saw a scene that was really good. Looked it up on Amazon and found that it’s included with Prime Video so I’m watching it.

Not nuts about Sarandon, but am keen on Penn and interested in the internal battle Sister Helen Prejean fought. And there are some great character actors in this film (R. Lee Ermey, Celia Weston, Lois Smith, Margo Martindale, Scott Wilson, the list goes on—no wonder this received fabulous reviews ... and rightly so).

I don't think I’ve seen that one. I saw the episode “Time Enough at Last” where Meredith suddenly finds himself alone in the world and I like that one a lot.

One of my favorites is “The Invaders” with Agnes Moorehead where she’s pretty much acting alone, says few (if any) words, and has some unexpected visitors. So good.

Rod Serling was something else.

Can't Pay, We'll Take It Away! On Netflix -

Law enforcement officers from England's High Court attempt collections and evictions on debtors both sympathetic and hostile.