A++++ for observational humor !!!
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Season 3 is ending the series on an even higher note! If you’ve not watched this show you are missing out. It’s a show that finally allows Native Americans to show their humor and so much more. The kids in this one are so damn good:
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That movie has one of my favorite random lines, one that Mrs SkinyUte and I have used for years now.
“I’M REMOVING THE SUPERFLUOUS BUNS!”
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What network?
It’s on HULU.
AMC’s “Dark Winds” is another Native show and one that smartly is filmed in the 4 corners. George R. R. Martin and Robert Redford are producers.
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I’ve enjoyes this one too (and Rez Dogs).
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Zahn McClarnon deserves and Emmy for how he goes from the competent Joe Leaphorn on Dark Winds to the bumbling lighthorseman Officer Big. He approaches it perfectly in both roles.
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He was great as Mathias on Longmire and excellent on Fargo
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I still need to watch the TV show Fargo.
“Remember Me” on PBS Masterpiece is great if you like really solid acting, beautiful cinematography and production values, and a well-told story. The Brits, in my opinion, emphasize acting skills over glamour. You don’t see movie stars in most Masterpiece productions. It’s a pleasure to watch fine actors just plying their craft. “Remember Me” is a suspense/supernatural series that’s done beautifully. Michael Palin (one of those fine British actors) is great, and a young actress named Jodie Comer is the heroine. You’ll be cheering for her character after 5 minutes of watching her.
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Reservation Dogs.
Another episode this week an another thing of beauty.
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Tony Hillerman books are all worth reading, supernatural mysteries. Leaphorn and Chee are some of my favorite literary characters.
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agree about Hillerman
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Some shows I’ve watched lately:
The Bear (S2): 10/10, one of the best shows on television right now.
Reservation Dogs (S3): 9/10, another of the best shows, truly insightful regarding Indigenous American culture.
Only Murders in the Building (S3): 8/10, Steve Martin and Martin Short, along with an excellent cast of regulars and guest stars, incl. Meryl Streep(!), make this a must watch.
One Piece (S1): 6/10, it’s an admirable effort, making the anime come to life in live action. Surprisingly accessible, I think even to non-anime fans. Silly fun.
Welcome to Wrexham (S1): 6.5/10, catching up with S2 coming shortly. Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney make it fun, and the soccer culture is interesting.
Foundation (S2): 7/10, sometimes abstruse and inaccessible, nonetheless it’s intriguing, with quality acting. You really have to be paying attention.
Ahsoka (S1): 9/10, still in progress, but it’s developing well into an epic adventure. It really, really helps if you’ve watched The Clone Wars and Rebels.
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I just learned that Max is included with my AT&T wireless, so I’m finally watching The Sopranos for the first time.
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With all the talk about AI and like stuff, I stumbled onto this last night.
It’s kinda trippy.
Season 2 is starting off great:
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Solid movie on HULU. Great double feature with last year’s “Prey” on Hulu.
