Binge watching

[SciFi Chick]

FYI - There is a legit site called www.justwatch.com. It tells you all of the legal services that stream whatever it is you want to watch. Something to consider when cutting the cord.

pumpkinpi: I LOVE "This Is Us." I reckon Mandy Moore should get an Emmy for her outstanding acting.

Sterling K. Brown is also amazing in this series. I first saw him on "Supernatural," and I hated his character so much that I didn't think I could ever enjoy watching him. I absolutely love him on "This Is Us."

I also love that the actress playing the sister is required to lose weight in real life. What a gift! To be paid to lose weight. I wish her well. I can't wait until it returns. I think that's tonight, but I watch it on Hulu, so I'll still have to wait a bit.

[SciFi Chick]

I need to get back to Broadchurch.

[squ1d]

I cut the cord in 2007

[Thumper]

I cut the cord in 2007

You have cable in Australia?

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Rory is an awful person, only getting worse with age.

Wait, isn't she the cute sweet daughter character. She's awful now? $hit! See? That's how you do it. You guys suck me in.

[Parrothead]

The Invisible Man (1975) - enjoyable and amusing to watch. One change from the pilot episode/tv movie, Craig Stevens took over as "Walter Carlson", head of the "KLAE Corporation", from Jackie Cooper, for the series.

The relationship between the Westins and Carlson is akin to that of Steve Austin and Oscar Goldman. The corporation allowed them to continue working to find a way to make Daniel visible again. In exchange, Daniel and Kate would occasionally be sent on missions as "The KLAE Resource". I make this comparison as both shows have Harve Bennett as executive-producer. The Invisible Man series was created from an idea by Bennett and Steven Bochco. The series was cancelled after one season, mostly related to costs, his invisible sequences were shot separately and the edited into the finished program. It would be replaced the following season by The Gemini Man.

I have been re-visiting episodes of The Six Million Dollar Man, since watching The Invisible Man. Hopefully, I'll find time to binge watch The Night Manager, this weekend.

[Sigma_Orionis]

I watched both the "Invisible Man" and "The Gemini Man", the former was pretty cool IMHO the latter was a bad copy.

[Parrothead]

Broadchurch
A BBC murder mystery from a few years ago, starring the 10th Doctor himself, David Tennant. It was a very good whodunnit with exceptional character development and acting. I think it won some awards. This also was 8 episodes, so I was able to finish it in the 1 week I had the dvd set from the library. And last night I got through the 6th/8 episodes of season 2! I think there's a season 3, also.

There is a season 3.... but it's not out yet... I keep checking.... LOL

The final season of "Broadchurch" starts airing March 5th, on Showcase, up here.