The Trailer Park

Memories are not good in Star Wars Land.

"That boy is our last hope."
"No, there is another."
"Is there? Oh, yeah. There were twins, weren't they? I was there at the birth."

"Your father wanted you to have this.... even though he doesn't know you exist."

Anyway, enough of that.
I've now watched the first episode of See and... It's a bit odd. It's a decent idea but it doesn't necessarily make good TV having to watch lots of blind people do things very slowly. Would probably work better as a book but I'll continue with it for now.

Let's see how long this video lasts before it becomes unavailable in all our countries...

And speaking of Star Trek, I was reading through a TV magazine today which said that the final episode of Discovery season four would be released next week, that was the one that abruptly disappeared from Netflix. And only now have I worked out that I could have been watching it on something called Pluto.tv which is free!
(EDIT: I had sort of heard of it but I didn't know it was free!)

Just had a look in a browser and sure enough, Discovery episodes are playing there right now. They seem to be looping through them like a normal tv channel rather than being On Demand but maybe if I get my timings right I might be able to watch the whole season next week? Maybe?

And last night I successfully watched almost two episodes of Discovery.
Almost.
Fell asleep right at the end of the second episode and couldn't rewind because of the "live" linear way that the service works so I'll have to try and work out when those missing few minutes will be broadcast again.

I watched that when it was on "normal" telly. It's a bit of a vanity project for Tom Hardy and his fans but it was stylish enough to be watchable.

Last night I watched the movie Kimi, which was a rather cheap-looking "lockdown" film where everyone stayed at home and talked over the internet.