Thanks!!
Enjoying Kate and Koji!
She’s as good as it gets for us.
Sharp eyes might identify her councillor nemesis.
I love Monty Don, and "Great British Menu "!
Started watching Gray last night
I started watching Ken Burns’ The American Buffalo last night.
I still look for Shelby Foote’s commentary…
More horror flicks: the well done but not particularly scary 15 Cameras, the very gory & snuffy v/h/s 85 installment. The John Carpenter anthology we started in on is absolute rubbish, unfortunately.
I just watched “A man called Otto” on DVD. It was OK, but it just felt like a less violent version of Clint Eastwood’s “Gran Torino”.
It was also a little too long. (in my opinion)
As I continue to work my way through the outstanding early-mid 60s shows Naked City and 12 O’Clock High (A QM Production!), I continue to be fascinated by how shows in that era dealt with sexual situations and other sensitive topics.
Also the endless parade of top-tier guest stars is great – last night’s !2 O’Clock High featured the perennial favorite Ed Binns (Patton, The Verdict, etc).
Does anyone else remember when there was only one Executive Producer for each movie/TV show? In recent years the list just goes on and on in the opening credits. Everyone wants to get in on the act/paycheck I guess. How many Executive Producers does it actually take to produce a movie or tv show. I mean really now.
And all the others involved, we’d joke about the ‘best boy’ position while imagining ‘best boy’ would need a support crew, too. Personal assistant to ‘best boy’, personal caterer, go-fer, personal trainer, nutritional consultant, etc…
Really enjoyed Blackberry!
The Night Manager, based on a Le Carré novel, which stars Hugh Laurie and Olivia Coleman.
Bodies on Netflix. Really like Stephen Graham.
I’ve watched this series several times. Well written, well cast, well acted - all around. ![]()
To be honest, I never really was a fan of Friends. I watched quite a few episodes, but would prefer Seinfeld and Frasier.
Sad loss.
