What are you watching now?

[roamer_1]

Longmire!

Woo! I ain't ready yet. I tend to watch longmire at least once a year, and it's still too soon. 

[sneakypete]

I am watching "Fear the Walking Dead".

I would have bet actual money I would never enjoy ANY of these shows,and decided to watch "The Walking Dead" (the original series) just to see if I could "get" what the attraction was.

I ended binge watching every episode.

[DCPatriot]

Have been so emotionally upset/drained over the state of the country...economy...people...news...

...that I've sought out Me TV and locked on LEAVE IT TO BEAVER reruns.

We were so damned fortunate to be young kids in the 50's and 60's.

[Bigun]

Have been so emotionally upset/drained over the state of the country...economy...people...news...

...that I've sought out Me TV and locked on LEAVE IT TO BEAVER reruns.

We were so damned fortunate to be young kids in the 50's and 60's.

In many ways that's true but we were also lulled to sleep thinking that things would always be great even if we did absolutely nothing.

[libertybele]

Have been so emotionally upset/drained over the state of the country...economy...people...news...

...that I've sought out Me TV and locked on LEAVE IT TO BEAVER reruns.

We were so damned fortunate to be young kids in the 50's and 60's.

I was a 'Leave it to Beaver' fan as a kid.  I agree with you.  We were very fortunate to grow up in that generation.  Life was pure and real.

I've often said that the 'computer age' would contribute to the demise of this country.  Yes I enjoy this forum and computers are useful -- up to a point.  With everything being computerized and people losing their jobs (tellers, store clerks, administrative assistants, etc.) things have been taken too far.

The criminal element has entered into the equation; hacking corporations, bank accounts, stolen identities and of course a stolen election.

Enjoy your show @DCPatriot --- The Real McCoys, Gunsmoke, and Jackie Gleason for some humor come to mind.

[DCPatriot]

I was a 'Leave it to Beaver' fan as a kid.  I agree with you.  We were very fortunate to grow up in that generation.  Life was pure and real.

I've often said that the 'computer age' would contribute to the demise of this country.  Yes I enjoy this forum and computers are useful -- up to a point.  With everything being computerized and people losing their jobs (tellers, store clerks, administrative assistants, etc.) things have been taken too far.

The criminal element has entered into the equation; hacking corporations, bank accounts, stolen identities and of course a stolen election.

Enjoy your show @DCPatriot --- The Real McCoys, Gunsmoke, and Jackie Gleason for some humor come to mind.

Thank you, @libertybele !   

Have an affinity for 30 minute shows...when the moral lesson unfolds and the 'bad guy' gets punished and good is rewarded.

[libertybele]

Thank you, @libertybele !   

Have an affinity for 30 minute shows...when the moral lesson unfolds and the 'bad guy' gets punished and good is rewarded.

Amen!   

[DCPatriot]

In many ways that's true but we were also lulled to sleep thinking that things would always be great even if we did absolutely nothing.

Gee, you may be on to something @Bigun

Our parents experienced WWII and wanted to spare us.

What's 'our' excuse?

[libertybele]

Gee, you may be on to something @Bigun

Our parents experienced WWII and wanted to spare us.

What's 'our' excuse?

Well, many of us shouted from the roof tops, contacted our representatives, voted for conservatives in the primaries ... and IMO it didn't do us a darn bit of good because too many had their heads in the sand and still do.

[libertybele]

Thank you, @libertybele !   

Have an affinity for 30 minute shows...when the moral lesson unfolds and the 'bad guy' gets punished and good is rewarded.

John Wayne movies are hard to beat though @DCPatriot

[roamer_1]

Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, believe it or not.

Mamma's watching, so I joined in.

Expecting nostalgia (like Little House on the Prairie, almost)
Very disappointed.
The amount of liberal crap in that show, way back then... SMH.

[goatprairie]

Thank you, @libertybele !   

Have an affinity for 30 minute shows...when the moral lesson unfolds and the 'bad guy' gets punished and good is rewarded.

I think most people still like shows where bad people get punished. Even my liberal stepdaughters like those kinds of shows.
Which is one reason why I can't put my stamp of approval of "No Country For Old Men" despite a great Oscar-winning performance by Javier Bardem. I won't give away the ending (maybe I already have) for anybody who hasn't watched it yet, but let's just say the ending was very disappointing.

[Free Vulcan]

Woo! I ain't ready yet. I tend to watch longmire at least once a year, and it's still too soon. 

They took it off for some reason. Was in the middle of my second round.

Just love the Walt character. My kinda dude.

[Gefn]

I feel like binging Star Trek.

[roamer_1]

They took it off for some reason. Was in the middle of my second round.

Just love the Walt character. My kinda dude.

It's around elsewhere... Prime, I believe, in whatever they're calling IMDb now... I saw it recently in a couple places.

But yeah. I grew up around folks just like ol Walt. would like to say I am like him too, but I doubt I would fill them boots.

And while romanticized and dramatized (and more than a little dorkified by hollywood ignorance), the life portrayed there is like my own, to include the interplay between small town and rural, small town and county, and county and rez.

Great show.

I like Justified too, which has a good feel for the underbelly of rural crime. And I know folks just like ol Raylan Givens, Boyd Crowder, and gals like Ava and Winona. Heck, even the names seem natural...

[DCPatriot]

It's around elsewhere... Prime, I believe, in whatever they're calling IMDb now... I saw it recently in a couple places.

But yeah. I grew up around folks just like ol Walt. would like to say I am like him too, but I doubt I would fill them boots.

And while romanticized and dramatized (and more than a little dorkified by hollywood ignorance), the life portrayed there is like my own, to include the interplay between small town and rural, small town and county, and county and rez.

Great show.

I like Justified too, which has a good feel for the underbelly of rural crime. And I know folks just like ol Raylan Givens, Boyd Crowder, and gals like Ava and Winona. Heck, even the names seem natural...

Netflix has it.

I always thought the blond women Walt 'falls' for during one of the latter seasons was hot..Hot...HOT!!

Have had trouble locating her on IMDB, but I've seen her on at least one other show.

Anyone know who she is?

@roamer_1  @libertybele  @Free Vulcan @goatprairie @Bigun @sneakypete @Gefn

[Free Vulcan]

I feel like binging Star Trek.

haha. Me too and all the movies.

[DCPatriot]

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0478762/?ref_=ttfc_fc_cl_t26

Katherine LaNasa   

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0478762/mediaviewer/rm1267855360?ref_=ext_shr_lnk

[Free Vulcan]

Netflix has it.

I always thought the blond women Walt 'falls' for during one of the latter seasons was hot..Hot...HOT!!

Have had trouble locating her on IMDB, but I've seen her on at least one other show.

Anyone know who she is?

@roamer_1  @libertybele  @Free Vulcan @goatprairie @Bigun @sneakypete @Gefn

@DCPatriot

That is Katie Sackoff. She was Starbuck on the Battlestar Galactica reboot. She was one of the villains on the Flash reboot. She might be working The Mandalorian right now. She pops up here and there.

She played the Vic character in Longmire to the hilt - the good, bad, and ugly. Made the perfect counterpart to Walt.

And she is hot, though I liked the daughter Cady (Cassidy Freeman) better in that dept. 

[Free Vulcan]

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0478762/?ref_=ttfc_fc_cl_t26

Katherine LaNasa   

My bad, I misread your sentence.

I liked her too.

[Free Vulcan]

and county and rez.

One of my favorite things about the show - they did not portray the Cheyenne as stock characters but as a whole range of personalities just like every other ethnic group on the planet.

[DCPatriot]

@DCPatriot

That is Katie Sackoff. She was Starbuck on the Battlestar Galactica reboot. She was one of the villains on the Flash reboot. She might be working The Mandalorian right now. She pops up here and there.

She played the Vic character in Longmire to the hilt - the good, bad, and ugly. Made the perfect counterpart to Walt.

And she is hot, though I liked the daughter Cady (Cassidy Freeman) better in that dept. 

Nope... definitely not Katie Sackoff.   Never could see the appeal there, btw. 

And yeah, his daughter Cassidy had that Irish twinkle in her eye.  A nice addition to the cast.

[Gefn]

haha. Me too and all the movies.

I did that in 2020 when the first lockdown went into effect and the shows were on Netflix and Prime.

Now I want to see the entire TOS series again  because of Lt Uhura

[roamer_1]

I always thought the blond women Walt 'falls' for during one of the latter seasons was hot..Hot...HOT!!

Anyone know who she is?

@DCPatriot

You mean Vic?



She goes WAY back in sci-fi...

She was Starbuck in the second launch of Battlestar Galactica

Katee Sackhoff

[DCPatriot]

My bad, I misread your sentence.

I liked her too.

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0478762/mediaviewer/rm1321648128/
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0478762/mediaviewer/rm3579757568/
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0478762/mediaviewer/rm223200256/

OMG... of course!!  She was one of Charlie's women in "Two and a half Men"  THAT'S where she got my attention!  LOL!