The Trailer Park

I have now watched the finale of The Last Of Us and...

I just about remember that I didn't like Shadow And Bone enough that I'd want to refresh my memory by watching the entire first series again.
Sooo...
Instead I shall just watch the season one finale again and that will set me up nicely to start on season two.

*15 minutes later*

I have no idea who these people are.

Edit: ....and there's some fancy "hand" magic. And something about a stag.

Seems my choice to re-watch from the beginning was the right one... I can't recall how many episodes there were in season 1 but after watching 2.5 episodes I feel like I'm at least half-way to where I remember them being at the end of season 1... I might have forgotten a few bits and chunks though...

I have now seen the final episode of the second season of Shadow & Bone. And it seems set up for a third season.
I rather enjoy the series though there are a few things that annoy me and a few that just plain don't make sense... anyway, I'm mostly annoyed by how neatly almost everyone is paired up... I mean, Alina did have 4 "suitors" at one point, mostly for political/power reasons, but other than that, you know from people's first scenes together that they'll end up together... With a few exceptions (where the pairings are confirmed but prevented somehow, like by....death).

Philomena Cunk: "In the latter years of his life, Beethoven was profoundly dead"
Gandalf: "purrrrr purr"

I'm almost half way through Shadow And Bone and getting slightly irritated by the smug "pirate" but at least his ship actually goes on the water... as well as other places.

I've also been rewatching DEVS this week. I was cleaning out the old recordings on my TV Box and found all eight episodes were still there so I thought I'd enjoy it again before deleting. And it's still very good.

Privateer!
I agree he's kind of insufferable even if at least I liked him better later on. In spite of insufferableness. At least he's kind of aware of it.

*has no idea what DEVS is*

Charlotte wrote:

*has no idea what DEVS is*

It's the thing that Valence is watching, he just said so 

I started watching The Night Agent last night and it's sort of OK in a very generic kind of way. The format is so familiar it feels like I've already seen this show several times before but at least everyone is an adult, which is rare for a Netflix show.
And after finishing DEVS I've now begun rewatching Chernobyl.