The Trailer Park

Finished a couple of those Apple shows last night.
For All Mankind became quite exciting towards the end of that season while See continued to be a bit odd as a load of blind people went to war against ...erm... some more blind people.
They seemed to be quite inconsistent in what abilities they had at any given moment. In some scenes they fumbled around like... well, like blind people, yet at other times they were somehow like superhuman ninjas swishing swords around and accurately firing arrows over substantial distances.

Valence wrote:

a load of blind people went to war against ...erm... some more blind people.

That sounds like the greatest thing ever made 

Only if you can see it.

Valence wrote:

... and accurately firing arrows over substantial distances.

That sounds very impressive, all things considered. 

I finished Pieces of Her. All in all it was OK though some (most) episodes felt a bit long. I don't really care for the kind of "unresolved" ending it had, though.

I don't mind unresolved endings as long as they're deliberate and not those "abruptly cancelled by Netflix" endings.

Well, this one was deliberate.

Got through a few more Discovery episodes last night and the season is improving a bit even if the main plot is slightly reminiscent of the Xindi storyline in Enterprise and I'll happily forget that "Galactic Barrier" nonsense too.
Only three more to go now.

I've been watching quite a bit of things myself, whilst back to work on the basement. Not wanting to pick anything yesterday, just tossed on the Harry Potter flicks, just to have something on. Might go right into Lord of the Rings, since it shows next on HBO/Max. ... Checked out some of the newer stuff over the past couple weeks, like the new Spiderman, Jackass Forever (bunch of nuts), The Adam Project, Dog, No Exit, just to name a few. ... But I've also been watching a ton of YouTube. Especially since the Wife watched some with me, and actually asked if I could make some of the stuff we were watching. So I've decided to install a wall and separate the basement into two, and this way I can have one side for relaxing, drawing, etc. And set up an area to do some wood work, or anything else like my archery stuff. ... So this was also a nice reason to finally go through all my Grandmothers stuff, and the wife is trying to do a yard-sale in the next couple weeks. Only thing is I keep telling her to look stuff up and she's finding, some of it is going for a good price. So we may have to put some of it on-line, since I don't think folks going around to yard sales want to pay some of the prices. They may try to get it cheaper, but I just don't want her to sell stuff that may be worth much more.

I'm currently watching Nightmare Alley which so far looks stylish in a Carnivale way but I don't really know where it's going yet.

Edit: Well this is... slow. I'm sure some kind of plot/story will start any minute now.
Edit 2: And it was worth the wait in the end.