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one more episode of Only Murders in the Building left. Still have the rest of Slow Horses.

And the Diplomat season 3 dropped all at once but I’ve only watched the first episode so far. My husband wants to wrap up Slow Horses first and it is a once a week show.
 
We have really enjoyed Chad Powers on Hulu. It's only 6 episodes and the first 5 have aired. The finale is release next Tuesday.
 
nycfan said:
one more episode of Only Murders in the Building left. Still have the rest of Slow Horses.

And the Diplomat season 3 dropped all at once but I’ve only watched the first episode so far. My husband wants to wrap up Slow Horses first and it is a once a week show.
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I have liked this season. We still don't know much. Nonna didn't kill anyone. Whose finger is it? Clearly rich young dude cut his off to try to win the casino deal claiming he had the finger prize. Did Lester really kill someone? And why introduce "The" and not have her as part of the murder.
 
Bigs23 said:
It’s an odd little series but pretty funny at times.
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Oh yeah. Definitely a little odd. And I'm very interested/curious as to how the relationship conundrum from the end of last night's episode gets resolved in next week's finale.
 
aGDevil2k said:
I have liked this season. We still don't know much. Nonna didn't kill anyone. Whose finger is it? Clearly rich young dude cut his off to try to win the casino deal claiming he had the finger prize. Did Lester really kill someone? And why introduce "The" and not have her as part of the murder.
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I don’t think rich young dude is actually missing his finger.

Yeah, The has been more obviously a prop to undermine Mabel’ self-confidence and good for a couple running gags instead of an interesting character. But the Penthouse resident has been a quasi suspect some of the time but (except the Paul Rudd season) not actually involved. Sting was still the greatest penthouse resident though. LOL.
 
I've been watching Mr. Robot.

It started off good, but quickly became quagmire of too many topics and directions, but toward the end of season 1 it seems to be pulling together focus.

Interesting twist in episode 8.

I have a person on my team at work, he's the doppelganger for the guy in the lead role. They look very similar, but he also speaks similar and has many similar mannerisms.
 
UNCatTech said:
I've been watching Mr. Robot.

It started off good, but quickly became quagmire of too many topics and directions, but toward the end of season 1 it seems to be pulling together focus.

Interesting twist in episode 8.

I have a person on my team at work, he's the doppelganger for the guy in the lead role. They look very similar, but he also speaks similar and has many similar mannerisms.
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I gave up after the first or second episode of the second season when it focused very graphically on him searching through his vomit to find an item. No thanks.
 
UNCatTech said:
I've been watching Mr. Robot.

It started off good, but quickly became quagmire of too many topics and directions, but toward the end of season 1 it seems to be pulling together focus.

Interesting twist in episode 8.

I have a person on my team at work, he's the doppelganger for the guy in the lead role. They look very similar, but he also speaks similar and has many similar mannerisms.
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One of my top 4 shows of all time. Has some crazy twists and turns.
 
C-Money said:
I stopped watching Shameless after the episode where the toddler gets into the cocaine that was left out. I just couldn't stand most of the characters.
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I stopped after the father's kidney was stolen, it was just too over the top.

First season or two was fun, but some shows are just too crazy for me.

I asked this to gauge your comment on Mr. Robot.
 
Made it through Task. It was tolerable to me, though a lot of people like this wobbly FBI drama way more than I did. The acting was far superior to all the clichés we have seen before on the subject matter.


Murdaugh: Death in the Family is superb, and I don't think it's getting close to the attention it deserves. I followed this case a few years ago, and found the details and court video at once repulsive, emblematic of rich versus poor justice in America, and mesmerizing. The whole sordid tale sums up, at least metaphorically, so much going on in modern America. The actor playing Murdaugh is scary-good, though he can't quite be as horrible as the real person--an unreachable standard. All acting and the direction, and writing are excellent.
 
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