Rewatching the original Law and Order for the umpteenth time, season 3. Episodes about corporate responsibility and exploitation of immigrants. The more things change…

If it wasn’t for the payphones it’d feel timeless.

Today is Thanksgiving, so the Macy’s Parade and football.

This week I’ve been watching the six original episodes of Police Squad from ’82, and I’ve started Angie Tribeca, which I’m told is a spiritual successor to PS.

Been watching some older shows.

Last resort: (rewatch) one season but it wraps up. Decent show made better by Andre Braugher.

Harry’s Law: only a few episodes in and despite being kinda rough around the edges rather enjoyable. Relatively low stakes dramady.

Zoo:(rewatch) fun schlocky show. The animals fight back against humans.

Revolution: (rewatch) fun idea “ruined” by time. Rather cheesy and the main character Charlie is super annoying. Still - not too many post apocalypse shows to choose from that actually stuck with the storyline.

Human Target (2010): I had a lot of fun watching this. Wish it had lasted longer. Despite it’s age it holds up pretty well - it doesn’t really feel dated like a lot of shows around that era feel nowdays.

Rewatched gintama, dub goes up to 150 with more coming, takes a second but by like episode 37 the dubs good and the show gets good faster than the sub, I swear it took 80 episodes for the sub to get good but they translated the jokes over very well especially episode 50 onwards its more hits than misses. Episodes 100-150 were all solid af, really hyped for the next batch of dubbed eps and hope they finish the show. Gintama is a peak show to have one while multitasking, great background noise, feels like a podcast the way they talk to each other.

I’m rewatching Penny Dreadful just because I like it. Love Eva Green in anything. I’m also concurrently watching Pushing Daisies for the first time!

Stranger Things S5

It’s baaaaack! I have seen E1 and it is awesome as always.