The Official Television Thread

[onlinebiker]

We watched Vikings...

Loved it.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Just finished the 18th and final episode of ‘Hap and Leonard’. Can’t believe it was cancelled after three mini seasons. Terrific stuff.

Boru

[zwanzig]

I rewatched GoT because I like some of the storylines. I am on season five and have given up because I remember it gets boring after this point.

I'm watching Nancy Drew now. It's... something to watch certainly.

[Foxaèr]

I finally finished season four of Elite.

Next, Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness Netflix

Federal agent Leon S. Kennedy teams up with TerraSave staff member Claire Redfield to investigate a zombie outbreak. Based on the popular video game series of the same name by Capcom.

[Foxaèr]

That was a short, four episode show.

Next, Young Royals Netflix

Prince Wilhelm adjusts to life at his prestigious new boarding school, Hillerska, but following his heart proves more challenging than anticipated.

[Foxaèr]

The War Next Door Netflix

After an incident in which Leonor, poor in cash but rich in love, is able to walk away with the tickets for the raffle of a house, her and her family’s life will turn around when she unexpectedly wins.

[zwanzig]

Watching Nancy Drew and I love it and I hate it.

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Season 1 episode 8, the police chief who's been stand offish and annoyed by snoopy Nancy up to now, confronts the scooby-doo gang about the spirit activity in the town. That's already a bit out of the blue and out of character. After Nancy and gang spill all the supernatural stuff they've seen, been involved in, and done, the police chief, who has sudden Native American ties, reveals that their friend who was in a car accident, his spirit has been dislodged from his body due to the trauma of the crash. 

Nancy(not missing a beat): Well how do we get it back into his body?

Me: How about you leave it the fuck alone, Nancy? How about more questions like, "Does this happen naturally during traumatic accidents? Do we need to do anything or will Ace just either stay or go on his own because Darwin's Law works for spirits too? Is it our place to fiddle with that when we don't really understand the parameters and rules of this other side of things?" Get your hands out of it, Nancy, I swear.

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It's like Sabrina all over again. Let's not ask if I should get involved or ask about consequences; let's just assume it was my idea to begin with and if shit hits the fan then "Whoops! Sorry!" should be more than enough.

[Foxaèr]

Watching Nancy Drew and I love it and I hate it.

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Season 1 episode 8, the police chief who's been stand offish and annoyed by snoopy Nancy up to now, confronts the scooby-doo gang about the spirit activity in the town. That's already a bit out of the blue and out of character. After Nancy and gang spill all the supernatural stuff they've seen, been involved in, and done, the police chief, who has sudden Native American ties, reveals that their friend who was in a car accident, his spirit has been dislodged from his body due to the trauma of the crash. 

Nancy(not missing a beat): Well how do we get it back into his body?

Me: How about you leave it the fuck alone, Nancy? How about more questions like, "Does this happen naturally during traumatic accidents? Do we need to do anything or will Ace just either stay or go on his own because Darwin's Law works for spirits too? Is it our place to fiddle with that when we don't really understand the parameters and rules of this other side of things?" Get your hands out of it, Nancy, I swear.

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It's like Sabrina all over again. Let's not ask if I should get involved or ask about consequences; let's just assume it was my idea to begin with and if shit hits the fan then "Whoops! Sorry!" should be more than enough.

I have no opinion because I haven't seen the show.

[Foxaèr]

Someone Has to Die Netflix

The story begins with a young boy being asked by his parents to return to Spain to meet his fiance. He returns accompanied by Lazaro, a mysterious ballet dancer.

[no one]

At some point someone plays the magic flute?