raynman
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One of my favorite scenes in Bosch was when Jerry Edgar was asked if he’d ever seen The Wire.
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Totally behind on this but I just binged Alias for the first time and I freaking loved it. Last season was the weakest of the five but I don't care, I still put it up there as one of my fave shows ever.
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Leverage is a fantastic show. They just rebooted it, I haven’t watched any of those. I’m so wary about that kind of stuff, especially when I love the original so much.
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Not yet , we had not watched it before and have been binging.
bleedgreen
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Just rewatched the Witcher, I liked it if you’re into that kind of world. Not exactly game changing but I’ve spent time worse.
midway through BBC’s Sherlock.
midway through BBC’s Sherlock.
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TheReelChuckFletcher
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To me, it's been all Olympics for me. Tonight, at least to me, it's been all about Ryan Crouser and Nevin Harrison for the Americans. Well-deserved gold medal performances for both of them. Crouser's shotputting may have been the most dominant recent performance that I've seen in the shotput in a long time. Three straight throws, three straight Olympic records. Here's the clip of Crouser's performance -
I'll post Nevin's when I get a hold of the highlights, but it was also an outstanding performance. Unusually enough, she's a sprint canoeist, of all things, and it was the very first gold medal given to a woman in an Olympic sprint canoe competition.
I'll post Nevin's when I get a hold of the highlights, but it was also an outstanding performance. Unusually enough, she's a sprint canoeist, of all things, and it was the very first gold medal given to a woman in an Olympic sprint canoe competition.
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TheReelChuckFletcher
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Also, the Nevin Harrison clip finally came to YouTube. Speaking of genetically gifted athletes in the field, the fact that this girl is a few months younger than Seth Jarvis 
and yet has an upper body twice as large and twice as powerful when compared to her mid-to-late 20s age competition is something else. No wonder she's become so dominant...
and yet has an upper body twice as large and twice as powerful when compared to her mid-to-late 20s age competition is something else. No wonder she's become so dominant...
LakeLivin
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Something that surprised me at the Olympics: here's the women's discus gold medal winner USA's Valerie Allman.
I was expecting that serious contenders would need a body type similar to that of the shot putters or hammer throwers (kind of along the lines of football offensive linemen). I guess that just shows my ignorance of the sport.
I was expecting that serious contenders would need a body type similar to that of the shot putters or hammer throwers (kind of along the lines of football offensive linemen). I guess that just shows my ignorance of the sport.
TheReelChuckFletcher
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Of course, Ryan Crouser is a magnificent shotput champion and world record holder and he's considerably leaner than the rest of his field. Still big, but noticeably more slender relative to his competition. I think that a lot of the throwing competitions are more about speed and technique than brute strength, at least to an extent.
A reboot? Huh, hadn't seen that. I agree with you about reboots, though: tread with care. Still, I'll check it out, at least.
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Can't say I have watched much of the Olympics, but I truly do like the winter events significantly more.
hblueridgegal
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Love Billions..almost time for the new season..it's been a long wait.
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Same here. I love watching the Olympics, both the Winter and Summer games. Admittedly, there are some sports I like watching more than others. It takes me back to my days of running the 400 meters in high school against a runner who wound up winning an Olympic gold medal in 1996 on the 4 x 400 relay. I was not on her level and she beat me by a number of seconds when we ran against each other.
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MrazeksVengeance
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Read the books. SEVERAL TIMES BETTER.
But Henry Cavill is very good as Geralt. I would imagine different looks for Yennefer, but Anya Chalotra (before anyone asks, it's because she's not "MILFy" enough) acts the part very well too. Some portions of the lore are misrepresented They turned Nilfgaard into Mordor. They are no worse or better than Northerners. Sodden was a hill and it was a battle, not mages against an army. Cahir is nowhere near as evil and powerful. And there is this whole thing with Fringilla Vigo, who has been turned into a straight-up villain as well. There is a slew of other issues with the portrayal here, but I am not gonna delve into this... not here. So I am gonna take the issue with producers. The actress seems to have done a good job given the instructions.
Witcher is Polish, so on behalf of our neighbours (hi @JonathanHuberdoh) and my fellow Czech fantasy fans, I am a wee bit touchy with the way Hollywood treats it. Those books were made with the mindset and history of a Western Slav.
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Anyhow... I saw Suicide Squad and it's pretty good. It would be better if I missed the trailers, but it's still a dope movie. Gave me more feelsy feels than any other comic book movie that isn't Logan. Death actually matters here. Not to mention the bonding is done a lot better here than in the 2016 movie.
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