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Haven't seen it but I get the impression the traditional fanbase isn't so big on that amendment.
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Netflix recommendations?
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Haven't seen it but I get the impression the traditional fanbase isn't so big on that amendment.
Haha that was a good quick catch...
“The Handmaid’s Tal-“
“Thank you for continuing that thought in the Thunderdome.”
“The Handmaid’s Tal-“
“Thank you for continuing that thought in the Thunderdome.”
OMG! That line is so funny...considering I got a similar line from a two star admiral (Tim Alexander).
I was a CW2 at the airshow party at NAS Jax when my crewchief said,
"Do you know there's a two star here?"
Me: "Yeah, I think I know him. He was at HSL-40 when I was there. I think that's Tim Alexander."
Crewchief: "Oh! It's TIM? Reaaallly?"
A few moments later, after glancing my way several times, Admiral Alexander (Tim) walks over to me and says,
"I know you, right?"
Me: "Yes sir. It's Rob"
Tim: "El Bob!!!... Wow. It's been a long time. What's up with that!?!?" Poking the CW2 rank on my chest.
If I'm drunk when telling the story, it ends with me poking him back in the chest and saying something witty.
This looks really good. Based on the true story: Ford V Ferrari. Coming in November with Matt Damon and Christian Bale.
"This isn't the first time Ford Motor has gone to war. Go to War."
"This isn't the first time Ford Motor has gone to war. Go to War."
Just finished Part 1 of 2. Aside from the fact that the accused man was my high school soccer coach, it paints a clear picture of a lot of the lingering racial/justice issues in our country.
Who Killed Garrett Phillips? | Documentaries | HBO
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The first two seasons are good. The third season slows down quite a bit.
Just started “The Boys” on prime. I think it is going to be a winner.
Anything with Yvonne Strahovski merits a look. Chuck was one of my favorite shows.
Happened to catch this the other night on PBS: The Farthest concerning Voyager I and Voyager II. Thought it was pretty good.
https://www.pbs.org/the-farthest/home/
THE FARTHEST tells the captivating tales of the people and events behind one of humanity’s greatest achievements in exploration: NASA’s Voyager mission, which celebrates its 40th anniversary this August. The twin spacecraft—each with less computing power than a cell phone—used slingshot trajectories to visit Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. They sent back unprecedented images and data that revolutionized our understanding of the spectacular outer planets and their many peculiar moons.
https://www.pbs.org/the-farthest/home/
THE FARTHEST tells the captivating tales of the people and events behind one of humanity’s greatest achievements in exploration: NASA’s Voyager mission, which celebrates its 40th anniversary this August. The twin spacecraft—each with less computing power than a cell phone—used slingshot trajectories to visit Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. They sent back unprecedented images and data that revolutionized our understanding of the spectacular outer planets and their many peculiar moons.
I liked that doc; much better than the usual space-history stuff. Particularly enjoyed the revelation that the radiation shielding for the electronics was literally off-the-shelf. It’s Reynolds aluminum foil. JPL sent some interns to clean out the local supermarkets.
So my foil hat WILL work?!
I just finished watching Mad Men and Peaky Blinders, those are two really enjoyable shows for entirely different reasons. Mad Men is great because of the focus on core characters, their daily struggles followed by defeats and victories, and how the world changes around them in the 50s and 60s. Peaky Blinders is great because it's about a slum gypsy criminal family rising from low level racketeering after WWI to vast wealth with international business in England, and it focuses on a cast of a family of devilish and fun characters who use various (and usually violent) strategies to undermine and defeat their many enemies as the story progresses through the 1920s. I hope it gets another season.
But now I'm looking for another show, I was thinking of House of Cards or Sopranos but if anybody has another Netflix recommendation I would like to hear it.
But now I'm looking for another show, I was thinking of House of Cards or Sopranos but if anybody has another Netflix recommendation I would like to hear it.