Last thing watched on netflix / Amazon..................

[Master slacker]

...And the Great British Baking show.  

What's it called?

 

[Supe]

Its basically now just a teen type show?  I did end up watching it (like watching a train wreck you cant look away)

I think they are way overgeneralizing HS stereotypes with athletes, coaches giving them clean piss, etc. I mean especially the baseball team? no one gives a **** about the baseball team!

Seems that way, but they keep hinting at a school shooting plot, so I'm waiting to see if they really try to go down that road.  There has to be some semblance of "closure" in the rest of the season, because the actress who plays the dead girl said she won't be back for the show's third season.

 

[Road Guy]

no real closure and no real cliffhanger either -

 

[Supe]

In that case, meh.

 

[Road Guy]

the whole trial aspect is kind of dumb IMO - I am not sure that is a legit goal? In most states you cant sue the government - not sure about California though its probably welcomed..

from being a loyal Law & Order follower, I don't think I ever saw the prosecution "redirect" after their witness got owned in cross examination..

 

[DoctorWho-PE]

I'm I think 4 or 5 episodes into Season 2 of TRW and am not sure what I think about it yet.

Yeah, its all over the place.  I'm on... 8 maybe?

 

[DoctorWho-PE]

Its basically now just a teen type show?  I did end up watching it (like watching a train wreck you cant look away)

I think they are way overgeneralizing HS stereotypes with athletes, coaches giving them clean piss, etc. I mean especially the baseball team? no one gives a **** about the baseball team!

Agreed.  I don't remember HS being like that, but again, my HS experience was atypical and my kids aren't there yet, so I don't really know what HS is all about, especially a big one.

 

[DoctorWho-PE]

What's it called?

Good question.

 

[Master slacker]

Good question.

That's a funny name for a cooking show.  Never heard of it.  

 

[Road Guy]

is it the one with that girl?

 

[Audi Driver P.E.]

is it the one with that girl?

Clearly.

As a side note, may we Amazon Prime losers post about content watched via that delivery vehicle, in this thread?

 

[DoctorWho-PE]

Clearly.

As a side note, may we Amazon Prime losers post about content watched via that delivery vehicle, in this thread?

Only if I can also post my Sling watching.

 

[Master slacker]

Clearly.

Who f**king names their kid "Clearly"?

 

[Audi Driver P.E.]

Who f**king names their kid "Clearly"?

Mr. and Mrs. Window.

 

[willsee]

Clearly.

As a side note, may we Amazon Prime losers post about content watched via that delivery vehicle, in this thread?

Finished Orphan Black series

Waiting for Goliath Season 2 to come out

Might try Bosch

 

[Supe]

Bosch is pretty good.

 

[Road Guy]

also waiting on Goliath -

What's the best way I can watch the last season of the Americans? do a month of Hulu?

Also been watching the show Vegas - set in the 60's era Vegas? pretty decent - Good to see Michael Chickliss (sp) again - but the Dennis Quaid cowboy routine is a little much...

 

[Road Guy]

watched Evil Genius over the weekend - only 4 episodes, but its about the pizza delivery guy that had someone put a bomb on him and make him rob a bank - some really ****** up people. you cant tell exactly but maybe the pizza guy was in on it - maybe not. But its in Erie, PA (truth that white trash exist outside the south) but geesh, if the FBI, ATF, and state police took 4 years to solve this mystery it doesn't give me a warm and fuzzy about how competent the rest of those agency's are.. but it was defin pretty interesting to watch (in a really sad way)

 

[wilheldp_PE]

I finally got around to watching Making a Murderer.  A friend had recommended it when it first came out (2015), but I didn't have a Netflix subscription.  I just signed up for my free month on Netflix, and it was the first thing I watched.  The whole thing is really messed up, but the material is definitely presented in a way to make you sympathize with the Avery's and hate the prosecutor and sheriff's department.

The thing that struck me the most, though, was something completely unrelated to the rape and murder cases.  I had just re-watched Idiocracy the night before I started watching Making a Murderer.  The main point in Idiocracy is how intelligent people tend to be more conservative when it comes to having children, but less intelligent people breed like rabbits.  The opening episode of Making a Murderer talks about how Steven Avery has an IQ in the low 70's, then goes on to talk about how he had 5 kids with his first wife by the time he was convicted of the first rape (at 23 years old). 

 

[Road Guy]

maybe that is a Netflix thing (making the "law" look bad?) I cant recall the name but the Netflix show about the Unabomber kind of did they same thing, make the cops look like Barney Fife