Wentworth, Thank you Anya for introducing me to this series

The 100 on Netflix because I heard there was a lesbian character. She seems more bisexual to me, but I get to see 2 females kissing so that still works in my book.

I am glad that you like it!

Can I say that the matron/warden scares the shit out of me!

Netflix:
 

Stranger Things

I am watching "A Walk in the Woods" on Amazon Prime starring "Nick Nolte and Robert Redford as two old friends who make the improbable decision to hike the 2,190 mile Appalachian Trail." Co-stars Emma Thompson.

So happy new episodes of Wentworth are available on Netflix!!


:happyjump:

From OSXDaily.com

Watch the Rio Olympics Live on iPad or iPhone

Want to watch live coverage of the Olympics? You can easily watch any of the 2016 Rio Olympic games and competitions live right from your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch (or Android too, but we’re obviously focusing in iOS), meaning you can watch any game and any country and any sport you want, you don’t have to wait for the evening highlights. You don’t even need a cable TV package, any iOS device will do.

All you need to do to watch live footage of any current Rio Olympic games is to download the NBC Sports app. Anyone can then watch live footage of the 2016 Olympics from within the app, it’s that easy.

Get the NBC Sports app here from the iOS App Store

Just launch the NBC Sports app, go to the “Live and Upcoming” tab, and browse through the currently active games.

Thanks so much!

I had not read or seen anything about season 4, until I saw your post!

12 episodes, too!

Warden is sexy in a terrifying and mean kind of way. :scared:

Still Watching Queer as Folk (spoilers)
 

(Spoilers ahead!) So I have made it to season 5 of QAF. I had forgotten the episode where Babylon gets bombed. Everyone is running around trying to find their loved ones, Michael's going to the hospital in an ambulance, people are freaking out - and I realized, "This is what it must have been like in Orlando recently with the shooting at the gay nightclub."

In my last post about QAF, I noticed how much some things seem to have changed since that show was made, even though it's only been a short while. Now I'm feeling the opposite - things are still the same. There are still hateful, selfish people trying to take away our rights, and there are still people who want to kill us.

I won't ramble on, it's all been said before. But I wanted to say that I think QAF is still so very relevant to the LGBT community, both as a group and individually.

I think you are right Georgia!

I will always LOVE QAF.
Exposed Daisy to it for the first time last year.
But this morning, I fell asleep to Tiny House Hunters.
~SAB

Stranger Things
 

Just binged the first season—eight episodes—of Stranger Things and it was excellent. Liked everything about it; the 80s time period, the casting, the storyline (even though I'm not keen on spook nor sci-fi), loved the "acrobat/flea" analogy, and the exploration of another dimension. Reminded me of other good films and tv shows. Good job by all.

Wondering what they'll come up with for season two.

:bow:

Just starting Queen Sugar. Looks good.

watching on tv
 

just watched another episode of the killing of JonBenet Ramsey. Now the argument is weather it was the father or the son of a junk yard man, Michael Helgoth 26? I still say dad but wait to see what the brother says on Dr. Phil on Monday.

Blacklist jumped to the top of my list when Netflix added Season 3.

I stumbled upon "Very British Problems" I may not be British but I can relate...gave me a good chuckle

Just finishing up season 2 of Narcos on Netflix.

It is really good. I read they gave the green light for seasons 3 and 4.




(Hope you are able to see the trailer. It keeps buffering for me.)

I just finished season 12 of Grey's Anatomy. I was afraid I wouldn't be able to get back into it for season 12, after having binged on the first 11 seasons this summer and then having a long break, but it was easy to get back into. Just like any soap opera, they give you plenty of "catch-up/reminder" scenes at the beginning of each show. I guess they have to with 12 seasons.

And season 12 was just as good as the first 11. Oh, it made me cry about every other episode! I don't even know why, but apparently I am just a sucker for Shonda Rhimes' worlds.

Amazon...
 

One Mississippi... with Tig Notaro.

Love Tig, one of the funniest women on earth I think. Though this, so far, is pretty serious about her life these past few years.

Streamed the latest episode of Steven Universe just last Thursday. This vine summed it up pretty well.

I don't know about Pearl being the lesbian icon of the Millennial generation, as some have suggested, but I can see the argument.

today's schoolchildren don't know how good they have it with their openly gay shows on Cartoon Network