Is it a different version? Iirc they were tiny vignettes?

 

The original set up was about 12 10 minute vignettes that all pretty much ran one running story.  Season 2 was again, about 12 episodes around 10 minutes long. No idea how SyFy is setting it up. I'm assuming they might show a batch of them together running back to back.

For those who might be unaware...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQGTed0a5cs

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qHkMTR9eX8

Binged Bojack Horseman season 4. Not as strong as season 3 was but it picked up momentum in the second half of the season. Still wish this would be animated better but eh, it's not like it's going to change.

I really need to catch up with Bojack, just finished season 2. I feel this series is very under-appreciated, I know I didn't see it's charm in the first episode.

So Con Man is coming to SyFy tomorrow in the US. They've already going ahead with a 2nd season, and possibly a 3rd.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fiGqkZO9p1Y

 

Is this "Firefly - the story" ?

No, it's 'I was in Firefly and nobody cares about anything else I do' the movie.

With a whole lot of cameos from the sci-fi set, along with in-jokes about the type of people who work conventions.

For those who might be unaware...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQGTed0a5cs

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qHkMTR9eX8

 

I watched that back when it was released in Norwegian earlier this year. It's really funny, if you like dry humour

http://www.msn.com/en-us/tv/news/%E2%80%98the-greatest-american-hero%E2%80%99-reboot-with-female-lead-gets-big-abc-commitment/ar-AArwvLV?li=BBmkt5R&ocid=spartanntp

 

 

Looks like Galaxy Quest but for Firefly.

"Norwegian comedy"

 

pls god no

So apparently in a bid to cut back on spoilers...  Game of Thrones season 8 to film multiple endings

So apparently in a bid to cut back on spoilers...  Game of Thrones season 8 to film multiple endings

So when the scripts finally leak, we'll know it's one of two outcomes. Okay.

I watched the last episode of the new season of Twin Peaks, firstly after about episode 5 I started enjoying the season despite initial criticism I had but I still think it has to have the most confusing and incoherent plot I have ever seen in any series I have ever watched

 

I only understand about 45 % of the overall narrative, does anyone on this forum understand what the overall story is about, for example these are the types of questions I have

 

• What was the purpose of the " evil Cooper ", I assume he was in fact that evil entity they mentioned  called June or similar?
• How can Laura Palmer be alive if she was killed in season 1
• What is that weird dimension some of the characters keep going to
• Why did the " good cooper " become Duggie....or was he 
• Who was that murderous hobo who killed the guy in the car

 

Anyway I did enjoy the season but why make the story so difficult to follow?

I might look into Twin Peak, assuming it's available on one of the streaming services I already have.

 

Been watching Rectify. Compelling, well done, and brilliantly conceived. Great show that's depressing as all hell. Gotta take it in small doses.

I might look into Twin Peak, assuming it's available on one of the streaming services I already have.

 

Been watching Rectify. Compelling, well done, and brilliantly conceived. Great show that's depressing as all hell. Gotta take it in small doses.

Give TP 2 are watch because I want to see if someone else understands whats going on, no one I know in SA  has watched it so I have no one to ask questions to

 

I know I can find the plot on the Internet and what its all about but thats just the easy way to pretend I understood the narrative 

Tor - First look at Crowley and Aziraphale in BBC's Good Omens miniseries adaption

 

 

 

 

Adria Arjona–of recent Emerald City fame–will be playing Anathema Device and Jack Whitehall (Fresh Meat) is Newt Pulsifer. Ned Dennehy (Peaky Blinders) and Ariyon Bakare (Life) are playing demon duo Hastur and Ligur respectively, and Nina Sosanya (Love Actually) will be Sister Mary Loquacious. And in case that’s not enough for you, Michael McKean and Miranda Richardson will be taking on the roles of Sergeant Shadwell and Madame Tracy.

 

 

How'd they make David Tennant look like young Bill Nighy?

 

Also, who's playing Death?

Ken Burns' new PBS film, The Vietnam War. Thought I knew a lot about the period, but in truth it was a fraction. Compelling, varied perspective is the theme; music scored in part by Trent Reznor.  

Something else for consideration:

 

Digital Spy - Judge Dredd on Netflix

 

Apparently Netflix are sorting out a Dredd tv series, with the possibility of getting Urban back in the role.

American Vandal. It's both gripping, hilarious and full of surpirses. Not laughing all the time but watching with a big grin on my face. This is a great series.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3tkFOtM6go

I watched both Ozark and American Vandal this week. Fan-freaking-tastic. I was laughing out loud (at work) with AV.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fwDfd89vlw

Firefly at 15 - How a cancelled show became a cult favourite

Also Everything we know about the Good Omens so far