The Trailer Park

Finished the latest episodes of Star Trek: Discovery last night.
I didn't enjoy season 3 as much as the previous two and I could have done without those mirror universe episodes.

I'll now have to find something else to supplement my ongoing Fringe binge and lens flare counting.

I finished season 2 of Scott & Bailey last night. I like it, but the cases always seem to wrap up a bit too fast and easy somehow. I guess because the focus is really on the main characters and their personal lives, interaction at work etc. Third season will be on SVTplay from March 8th.

That's.... an interesting suit/hair combo...
and blood. Lots of blood.

*searches for a Saturday Night Movie*

Oh, I didn't realise that Ready Player One was on Netflix.
I did want to rewatch that to see what a second viewing was like, so here goes....

*play*

Edit: Ah, yes. I remember now. Lots of explainy voice-over at the start.

*goes to look*
It's not back on mine
and Netflix seems super slow today...

EDIT: or everything is, so I guess it's on my end

Aww. Sorry for getting your hopes up.
There seemed to be quite a few Hollywood movies that weren't there the last time I searched.

Of course I did fall asleep during the big, exciting action scenes, but I didn't rewind as i'd remembered most of it by then.
As before I enjoyed it up to the Shining bit, but after that it becomes a bit less interesting with too much going on on screen and the ending is a little anticlimactic.

After that I still had an hour before bed so I started on Tribes Of Europa and the trailer was much better than the first episode.
There was some hilarious hammy acting too at one point, even the dubbing didn't save it.
I think there's only six episodes so I'll stick with it for now until I commit to something better.

I'm watching the first episode of Tribes of Europa now. Obviously not too captivating or I wouldn't pause it and come here... The acting is.... well they speak german, maybe I can't actually tell if they act well or not. But it makes me think the whole thing is a recorded live RPG...

I finished Alias Grace a few days back. I liked it up to the end. Then they skipped ten years forward and well... I dunno... I didn't really care for the ending. Poor Dr Jordan or whatshisname...

It was mainly the guy in the furs and heels that I found hard to watch. Think he was called Yvar.
It was all a bit too much like The 100 with a bit of Hunger Games.
It's certainly not like Dark.

Yeah he was... not a natural...

I found the whole timeline a bit off, too. Something happens and mere decades later nobody knows what it was an every little settlement, even when they seem to be fairly closely situated, have their own "culture" and rituals and stuff. And I'm not sure I got that right but.... all the tribes are in Germany and all of them speak German with each other - but English in between the tribes? And where the hell did Atlantis suddenly come from?

Maybe some of these things will make better sense if I watch more episodes.