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3 things this month to record.
The Foods that Built America HISTORY Channel this Sunday 8C says it's new but we've seen aLL these
When BIG Things go Wrong. HISTORY Channel June 30
KISStory A&E June 27 & 28th
Forensic File II July 11 week July 11th!!!
Watched Rocketman - wow - I thought it was good. Gosh I remember all those songs like I was a teenager - but I wasn't even 10 for most of them.... but Philadelphia Freedom wasn't in the movie???? That was my all time favorite!
re watched As Good as it Gets ... good movie. And Bad Boys 3 - it was ok -- alright.
If you - any of y'all can catch these Aerial America shows (Smithsonian Channel) they are great! And of course they've branched out to other countries and "themes".
Lots of people have lovely scenery/places near home but often don't appreciate them. Others from outside the area think that these places are wonferful
Wow! Gis... we just watched on the Smithsonian channel aerial Britain which did an hour on Scotland. I can’t believe how amazing it looked so many interesting and historical places we’ve never seen anything to make us immediately both want to visit it seems like a truly amazing place and I would love to visit.... if anybody out there gets a chance try to find it it’s the Smithsonian channels Ariel Britain: Scotland.
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Yep, it's amazing what's on our own doorstep, i'm surrounded by amazing places and you can virtually reach everywhere very quickly
Wow! Gis... we just watched on the Smithsonian channel aerial Britain which did an hour on Scotland. I can’t believe how amazing it looked so many interesting and historical places we’ve never seen anything to make us immediately both want to visit it seems like a truly amazing place and I would love to visit.... if anybody out there gets a chance try to find it it’s the Smithsonian channels Ariel Britain: Scotland.
Thanks for all the information Dan. It's nice to hear someone share info on something they really liked! My sister is the Queen binger -- we'llBOTH look it up. I try to watch Biblical series - when it catches my attention. The Passion of the Christ I knew was going to be emotional so I took a wash rag - wash cloth instead of tissue. Yep - it came in handy.
Episode 4 of Season 4 of The Chosen airs Tuesday night. Please indulge me for a moment. The way the production is being done in this show, a show about Jesus, is so different. It's not so much about Jesus as it is about how he affects the lives of the people around him. The show is from their perspective. First season they released the 1st four episodes all at once, then the next 4 episodes at a later date, for a total of 8 episodes, all completely crowd funded. "Crowd funded? How can it be of any kind of quality?" It's not a big production kind of show, so that helps. But the writing is very good, the direction is also very good and the production values are on par with those two things. The sets in the first season were somewhat lacking in scale, but you don't really notice. This season, Season 2, will also have 8 episodes, but there is such a clamor for more that they are releasing the episodes as soon as each one is finished. And the sets in Jerusalem and other cities have been upgraded, big time.
So Episode 1 was on Easter Sunday, episodes 2 and 3 were released on the same night. They had only announced E2 was airing (live stream events on each release, then after E2, they said guess what? We're going to air E3 right now. The ending to E3 was emotionally stunning, something I'd literally never considered when thinking about Jesus's ministry, this after decades of sitting through sermons and bible study. And Jesus is literally only in it for maybe two minutes right at the end. Episode 4 is supposedly their most ambitious yet. We're very excited to see what they've come up with.
The show is worth checking out even if you have no interest in "Christian" shows or movies. It's so different than anything that's been done before.
I'll say nothing further then Gis, so as not to spoil for you. By from the beginning I presume you mean from around 2015 ish, when the baddie was Tony Gates?
I'll say nothing further then Gis, so as not to spoil for you. By from the beginning I presume you mean from around 2015 ish, when the baddie was Tony Gates?
Series finished yesterday. Was very good but let down somewhat by the ending. After six episodes full of action and intrigue this last one was not what we were expecting
And i'm watching the series from the beginning, i missed them while living in the USA so playing catch up
New series of Line of Duty just started in the UK. Previous series have all been very popular. Features a police unit called AC-12, the AC standing for Anti Corruption.
I suspect it is UK only
Series finished yesterday. Was very good but let down somewhat by the ending. After six episodes full of action and intrigue this last one was not what we were expecting
We haven’t watched The Rookie all year. I had it set to record though I’m not sure when it started maybe October November but between my sister and my dad I had a lot going on I didn’t realize I had the DVD recorder set for only five episodes so we missed whatever came after that and I just deleted the first five so no we haven’t watched it maybe we can binge it this summer because I like that show.
We noticed The Rookie brought in a couple of cast members from Nathan Fillion's last show "Castle". One (Toks Olagundoye) is a recurring character and one (Molly Quinn who played his daughter Alexis in Castle) has been in one episode, don't know if she'll show up again, but she looks really different.
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