The Trailer Park

And I believe Sandman will be a series.

I don't read (or like) a lot of comic books but I do recall reading that one. I remember enjoying the artwork but the story itself has long since leaked from my brain.

Valence wrote:

...it's almost time for my Saturday movie which may end up being that Wonder Woman sequel.

Well that wasn't as good as the first one. the 80's nostalgia was absolutely relentless for the first hour and only after that did the story bother to start. As for that story, although it works well in terms of theme and metaphor in the basic literal sense it seemed rather naive.
Finally I may like John Murphy's Adagio in D Minor (I may REALLY like it too) but I definitely don't need to hear it in another Hollywood movie. Surely other tunes do exist.

Finished my Witcher rewatch.
I actually enjoyed it more second time around. Yes, the Sylvan in episode two is still the goofiest effect I've ever seen and the Battle of Sodden Hill was smaller than it could have been but the rest entertained me throughout my severe head injury. 
And it was nice to experience it again now that I know more about the world having played the games and read the books. I am now ready for season two... when it arrives.

After a brief browse through Netflix recommendations I then moved on to something called Kingdom, not to be confused with The Last Kingdom with Uhtred son of Uhtred- [Skip Recap]
This seems to be a historical Korean thing about zombies? Looked nice enough but it's one those shows where the awkward dubbing doesn't match the subtitles, so that may have hindered my enjoyment. I may switch to the original audio for episode two.

They're still very episodic, even when you get past the short stories to the longer novels. I've got as far as Time Of Contempt and I'll wait now until I've seen season two of the show. Don't want to get too far ahead.