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38 minutes ago, billfromlaketravis said:

Ted, the series, is pretty damn funny. 

I had zero expectations going in and had several legit laughs.  

Ted is very entertaining. 

The parents are hilarious.

”I’m not going to pay some shrink $80 to show me ink blots that all look like priests with their dicks hanging out.”

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Just got Peacock today for the game. Watched first two episodes of Poker Face and will stick with it. Premise is solid & lots of potential.

Not specific to Peacock, but it's getting really annoying to pay for an app, then have to watch several minutes of ads during the show.  And, yes, I realize that I have to watch ads on regular TV for which I pay for (YouTubeTV), but it seems to be getting worse lately.  I'm watching Lonesome Dove.  The ads pop up at random times; not during natural breaks in the movie.  A character will be right in the middle of a sentence and a 2-minute ad break will suddenly appear.

Just got Peacock today for the game. Watched first two episodes of Poker Face and will stick with it. Premise is solid & lots of potential.

It disappointedly goes down hill as the season goes on.

Disagree. The episodes with Joseph Gordon Levitt and Nick Nolte were pretty great. 

It wasn’t a home run, but it was decent. I am glad they kind of broke out of the plot blueprint they were in there for the first good bit, and started mixing things up a little. Some interesting plot twists, and I can see why they picked it up for a second season. 
 

This season will be the make or break I think. Writing picks up a notch and it may go a few seasons more. Same level or less and there probably isn’t a season 3.

 


It disappointedly goes down hill as the season goes on.

I agree. It’s basically Columbo, but she ain’t Peter Falk, and the writing is weak much of the show.

Traitors S2 just started which is kinda like a Agatha Christie show. The Continental is good as a John wick prequel. We enjoyed the Resort. Also on patrol live is basically the old Live PD if you like shows like that.
2 hours ago, Texzilla58 said:


I agree. It’s basically Columbo, but she ain’t Peter Falk, and the writing is weak much of the show.

Columbo played by Nina Blackwood.

13 hours ago, Deej said:

Ted is very entertaining. 

The parents are hilarious.

”I’m not going to pay some shrink $80 to show me ink blots that all look like priests with their dicks hanging out.”

Enjoyed the first ep more than I expected. 

Fun facts: The mom was Frank's Pretty Woman in Always Sunny, and the cousin is the real life daughter of Shea Whigham.

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The dad is Malarkey from Band of Brothers.

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46 minutes ago, Deej said:

The dad is Malarkey from Band of Brothers.

Scott Grimes, who voice acts with Seth on American Dad and were both on The Orville

Was married to Adrianne Palicki, also on The Orville

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At least 2 recycled family guy jokes in the first few episodes

Were any of you guys a part of the ‘first streaming only playoff game in NFL history’?!

Need to hang their marketing assholes.  

41 minutes ago, ChiTownDoc said:

Were any of you guys a part of the ‘first streaming only playoff game in NFL history’?!

Need to hang their marketing assholes.  

The whole thing was obnoxious as hell. F NBC and the NFL. 

Personally, I took a nap and watched the condensed version free on YouTube.

On 1/16/2024 at 6:57 PM, billfromlaketravis said:

Ted hits its stride in Episode 5. Some really funny scenes. 

The Christmas episode (6) was the best one since the first 

I’ve been watching Chucky on Peacock. The original writer of the Chucky movies created the show. It has Gen Z protagonists but it’s the same Chucky with all the profanity. They even bring back the original Andy. It’s not quality TV but it’s something to watch if you liked watching Chucky in the past.

Ted - Watching now and I've LOFUCKINL'd a dozen times. This is rapid fire greatness.

 

Who's dog was it?

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  • 3 weeks later...

Twisted Metal was way more enjoyable than expected.

I played TM 1 and 2 for hours so I am the target audience. They even manage to pull off Sweettooth into a character that was more than just a gag.

I am looking forward to season two.

Kings From Queens: The Run DMC Story - pretty great watch.

I remember getting ready for school in January of 1984 listening to Big Daddy Griff on Studio 107. As I was putting some mousse in my freshly permed mullet, Hard Times came on.  I had missed the lead-in when Griff told the name of the group, so for the rest of basketball season my best friend and I listened day and night trying to catch that song again.  And we must have bought 15 to 20 cassette tapes at Hastings in Central Mall trying to find who the hell that group was.  A couple of months later, Run-DMC's self-titled album finally dropped and we instantly became the whitest Run-DMC fans in the Four States Area.

So when I say this was a pretty great 3-part series, I may be a bit biased.

 

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Homicide: Life on the Streets, remastered for HD and 4K, will stream for the 1st time on Peacock starting August 19. Groundbreaking show that was the predecessor for The Wire. The Olympics and this are good reasons to subscribe to Peacock for a couple of months. 

Watched the first episode of Those About to Die.  It did not seem very good to me.  Visually it was great, but the dialog seemed off.  I love Anthony Hopkins, but he didn't make a very good Flavius.  Hopefully if will get better when the gladiators start killing each other so I'll try another episode or two

Some nudity and foul language, though. 

2 hours ago, TonyTexas said:

Homicide: Life on the Streets, remastered for HD and 4K, will stream for the 1st time on Peacock starting August 19.

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I'm unreasonably excited about this.  I hope it is as good as my memory tells me it was and not that I am now senile.

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1 hour ago, NeverMarryAStripper said:

Watched the first episode of Those About to Die.  It did not seem very good to me.  Visually it was great, but the dialog seemed off.  I love Anthony Hopkins, but he didn't make a very good Flavius.  Hopefully if will get better when the gladiators start killing each other so I'll try another episode or two

I’m like halfway through. I like it 

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44 minutes ago, atomheartbevo said:

Peter Graves airplane movie GIF

The chariot races are cooler

First ep of Those about to Die and was disappointed. I am a Roman history buff and like stuff with scenes of regular life . So far it’s not Rome or Spartacus series, especially in terms of nekkid women.

Peacock has some good stuff without commercials. They just dropped all 7 seasons of The Closer. Every ep of Dateline and a ton of true crime shows. The Traitors from US, UK, Australia, and NZ. All of Bravo shows no commercials so Top Chef, BD, and other stuff. All the nbc owned cable channels live but no DVR functions. Some decent originals.

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7 hours ago, Texzilla588 said:

specially in terms of nekkid women.

It’s a show about ancient Rome. Just wait 

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Is it just me, or is Steph Curry's new show kind of...good? Funny cast and Steph's acting as a caricature of himself is pretty solid.

41 minutes ago, aggie08 said:

Is it just me, or is Steph Curry's new show kind of...good? Funny cast and Steph's acting as a caricature of himself is pretty solid.

it is good. i’m three episodes in and i haven’t hated any of it. parts of it have been legitimately funny. i’m gonna stick with this one.

also i’ve been using the app to rewatch parks and rec and 30 rock lately, and then we’ve got the epl season back in three days. that’s not a bad streaming service right there.

On 1/13/2024 at 6:00 PM, Knoxtnhorn said:

Not specific to Peacock, but it's getting really annoying to pay for an app, then have to watch several minutes of ads during the show.  And, yes, I realize that I have to watch ads on regular TV for which I pay for (YouTubeTV), but it seems to be getting worse lately.  I'm watching Lonesome Dove.  The ads pop up at random times; not during natural breaks in the movie.  A character will be right in the middle of a sentence and a 2-minute ad break will suddenly appear.

It happens in cable too.  I was watching The Shining some fly by night horror horror channel and it went Here's Johnny! Are you embarrassed about your erectile dysfunction?

11 hours ago, aggie08 said:

Is it just me, or is Steph Curry's new show kind of...good? Funny cast and Steph's acting as a caricature of himself is pretty solid.

My wife and I enjoyed it. Just finished last night. Several laugh out loud moments in each episode.

I’m curious about when they shot this. There was a reference to hawk tuah in one episode, and that seems too recent for this to already be airing. 

11 hours ago, Derka said:

it is good. i’m three episodes in and i haven’t hated any of it. parts of it have been legitimately funny. i’m gonna stick with this one.

also i’ve been using the app to rewatch parks and rec and 30 rock lately, and then we’ve got the epl season back in three days. that’s not a bad streaming service right there.

My kids have started watching 30 Rock. I forgot how consistently funny that show was. 

On 7/22/2024 at 3:53 PM, randomhorn said:

I signed up for the Olympics. We’ll see if I keep it beyond that.

I went to cancel the service, but they automatically offered me the same plan for $2.99/mo for the next 6 months. So looks like I have it for another 6 months.

My interest level for that Rome show evaporated when I saw Roland Emmerich was involved. 

Also unfortunate that Peacock seems to be giving Laci Peterson's murderer a platform to continue lying about his innocence. New "documentary" 8/20.  Yikes. Hopefully it comes and goes without a bunch of duped dipshits screaming "he's innocent!"

 

Good Times entire series available. Watched this every day at daycare when I was a wee lad.
Still damn funny.

Except to the Doobie Brothers. Damn it, Rerun.

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On 7/22/2024 at 11:15 AM, TonyTexas said:

Homicide: Life on the Streets, remastered for HD and 4K, will stream for the 1st time on Peacock starting August 19. Groundbreaking show that was the predecessor for The Wire. The Olympics and this are good reasons to subscribe to Peacock for a couple of months. 

 

Remastered in 4K HD. That’s good. All the music that kept it off streaming forever is gone. Been replaced by AI singing like on a bad reality relationship show. That’s bad but at least it’s there to see. Hopefully the families of the dead cast mates get some residuals.

Wanted to watch Leicester v Tottenham today but surprise! it’s not on Peacock. Looks like I can’t reliably count on NBC to put EPL matches on their streaming service 💩

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