What-cha-what-cha-what-cha Watched?

[Peter Deadpan]

Mucho Mucho Amor

Edit: This is wild. Just... wow. 4/4, clearly.

 

[Pinker85]

Mood and diet.

Key points: follow a Mediterranean style diet, avoid processed and fried foods, stay hydrated, take a probiotic and prebiotic, eat fermented foods, get enough exercise.

 

[Lexicon]

Unsolved Mysteries

YES!

I’ve burned through the new version on Netflix, & watch the old one (hosted by Robert Stack) on Hulu at bedtime.

 

[Peter Deadpan]

YES!

I’ve burned through the new version on Netflix, & watch the old one (hosted by Robert Stack) on Hulu at bedtime.

I don't have Hulu anymore.

 

[Lexicon]

I don't have Hulu anymore.

Yeah, I don’t technically have a Hulu acct either— just share roommate’s acct (which is her sister’s acct). Before that, I just foraged on YouTube for old shows like that. Putlocker & watchseries can have full episodes of certain shows, but a lot of pop-ups.

 

[Hermit of the Forest]

Confessions of a Shopoholic.

 

[Tellenbach]

Finished season 6 of the Outer Limits. They went all out for the season finale. This one had Charlton Heston, Robert Loggia, and Amanda Plummer in an episode written by George RR Martin. Not only that, but this two parter episode is a continuation of the time-traveling vigilante episode with Michelle Forbes - the best episode of the entire series.

 

[Peter Deadpan]

I attempted to watch How to Get Away with Murder.

I genuinely do not understand how anyone could be entertained by this phony theatrical garbage.

 

[Peter Deadpan]

Love on the Spectrum

Honestly, I'm way more awkward than this when meeting people. My last first date (a few years ago) consisted of me being completely unable to speak for the first 20 minutes, and that was after anxiety medication. He did a great job filling in the seemingly neverending gap and we stayed together for a couple years.

I dunno why but I find many people on the spectrum to be quite interesting and charming, and the conversation generally seems to flow naturally between us, although it's more likely mild Asperger's.

I got curious and took an Asperger's test for funsies, and it said I might have Asperger's. You mean to tell me it's weird that I pulse my coffee beans exactly 11 times every morning, with the 11th being extended? Or to be completely obsessed with typology and mushrooms and not know how to talk about anything else? Pffft.

Okay... maybe like 10% on a 100 scale.

 

[Tina&Jane]

The People vs OJ Simpson

 

[Lexicon]

Rewatching the 1st season of Shameless [US]. Man, it had such a good soundtrack. Better writing, too.

 

[Peter Deadpan]

I am presently living vicariously through Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, in more ways than one.

 

[Population: 1]

Aliens 30th Anniversary edition. I finally sat down the other night and watched the special edition. Honestly, I find showing Newt’s family and a slice of the colonists lives pre-infestation detracted from the experience. I’m glad it didn’t make it into the theatrical cut I first saw in 1986. Letting the audience wonder at what life was like on LV-426 before the xenomorphs seems more impactful as it allowed our imaginations to fill in some of those details during the rare moments of calm in the film. Also I think it made finding Newt as a frightened but resilient survivor a more powerful moment.

 

[Peter Deadpan]

Joe Rogan Experience with David Blaine. I've always looked up to Blaine's mind over matter approach and used to practice holding my breath in the tub as a small child to try to get to a minute (I can do 3 minutes now but that's honestly not shit).

 

[Peter Deadpan]

Safety Not Guaranteed

Edit: The soundtrack sucks. So does the tone of the movie. Meh. I'm picky.

 

[Lexicon]

Watching this documentary series on Netflix:

I just finished the first episode, which mostly covered Atari, and of course, the E.T. game being its downfall.
I’m probably one of the few people who actually own that thing. It really is terrible.

 

[Tellenbach]

Watched the first episode of "Real People" on Tubi. It still holds up. The first episode was very well done. This early 80s show did stories on interesting people around the country. They should bring it back.

 

[Lexicon]

 

[Schrödinger's Name]

My life is not that bad- at least I've never pooped myself on stage (or in any other context).

 

[Lexicon]

On Netflix (presented by Netflix)

Love, Death, & Robots Volume 1, Episode 1:

3 Robots

It's only ten minutes. Watch it.