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also: hearing "complicated" really hit the spot in an unexpected way! go canada!

Finished Scavengers Reign. It's the most compelling thing I've seen in some time - gonna watch it again.

this is really good. best thing i’ve seen in a while.

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I finished "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" - the acting was good from Donald and Maya (I watched because I loved the series "PEN15" so much) and it was a treat to see Parker Posey (probably my favorite moment of the series was when Parker was cheering Donald and Maya on from the helipad as they flew away), but I can't get over some major things about the series:
** It is really hard to empathize with people who are murdering people in cold blood for reasons that are completely unknown to them (i.e. they aren't necessarily doing this to "save the world" or whatever, like a James Bond-type spy) purely for the money.
** Then, it doesn't seem congruous when they seem to react emotionally to aspects of their jobs. For these jobs, I would think there would be intense psychological screening; for such work, you really need true psychopaths. Jane's sociopathy is brought up, but not convincingly to me.
** Their abilities are also incongruous - very competent at times, and incompetent at others. And bad skills of deduction (to serve the plot) - like "Oh no, someone is trying to kill me, I'm going to just assume it is X who is trying to kill me without any evidence."

enjoying house of ninjas on netflix. its fun! about a family of lovable ninjas. the little kid is so adorable! he's not a ninja though. yet. even their cat is cool.

nice to see that resident alien is on netflix now. don't have to watch stinky peacock commercials. will watch more of that tonight.

House of Ninjas was really good, yes.

SAG Awards in 19 minutes on Netflix. The Bear is gonna sweep.

billy eilish looks nice. her brother's tux probably cost a million bucks but he looks boring. tan france looks awesome. the queer eye guy.

ciara's dress is insane. she's like an M&M S&M diva.

first bear win. this is a way more chill awards show than other ones. kudos netflix.

yay, ayo!

I don't really get The Bear

Pedro Pascal winning was a surprise!

As with the Golden Globes, I’m salty about The Bear being in the “Comedy” category.

i forgot that julian sands died :( too soon!!

i also totally forgot that his body had been picked apart by vultures and coyotes by the time they found it.

Elizabeth Debicki winning instead of Sarah Snook is also a surprise! She was great in The Crown

i kinda thought the little culkin was gonna win. so, no succession acting winners.

I'm glad Lily Gladstone won instead of Emma Stone. I think Sandra Hüller gave the best performance of the year in Anatomy of a Fall, but she wasn't nominated

Yay! Northern Exposure is finally streamable (Prime).

i'm watching The Floor. don't judge me! if its good enough for rob lowe its good enough for me.

My kids love that

in this age of social isolation its sad how many people have said that they are NOT there to make friends.

I binged the majority of Death and Other Details today (still two weeks/three eps left to come out). I’m glad to have watched the majority in one go as it made the whole thing zip along a little more. Not a perfect show but generally fun. (Though the most recent episode with the extended flashback was also by far the worst episode).

i'm really enjoying Resident Alien. so is maria. its what i need right now. a good laugh. low stakes but good writing. that guy is funny. everyone is good in it. i don't think i'd even heard of it until a week or two ago. not up on my syfy content.

Alan Tudyk is great, with his comic timing and awkward human impersonation. While not a Brownshirt, thought he was a standout among standouts on Firefly.

there are so many great one-liners on RA. great sight gags. old-fashioned but like i said i think i just need tried and true at the moment.

Loved the first season of it, but it went rapidly downhill (for me, anyway) in season two, and I gave up on it. I wonder if it has got better.

Finally started Mr & Mrs Smith, it's absolutely great. Just read that Phoebe Waller Bridge was originally cast as Jane; that would have made this an entirely different show, I think, and a worse one. I really like Maya Erskine in this role

agreed 1000%

PWB just brings an element of snark that I don't think the show would have benefitted from and I don't know that I would have bought a romance between Glover and her, whereas Erskine is like an inherently lovable person so it just seems natural

we liked Mr & Mrs Smith more in the first couple of episodes than overall. though it ended up too much of a let's talk about our relationship show than a show about the cool exciting missions with the relationship between Glover & Erskine an extra layer of interest. they were very good in their roles and exploring the relationship was interesting just would have preferred more action less talk lol

it's definitely a curious balance. I was actually surprised they moved on to having a real relationship so fast, but then it became clear there was more time between episodes than was initially obvious

having watched the first few episodes, that did not come across at all

felt like they just met and a few days later they're a proper married couple

also they seem incredibly naive and bad at their jobs but I assume/hope that will pay off later in the season

It’s quite watchable, but very uneven. The guest/ cameo roles are good (I particularly liked Sarah Paulson’s performance as a marriage therapist)

i watched E01 and yeah it's disconcerting to skip over the expected initial phase of mutual irritation and distrust and see them just get straight to quietly enjoying each others' company. you gotta respect the contrariness of it but i would have liked to see that process of how they melt into trusting and liking each other all the same

you guys are all smarter than me and i would love to hear how well you do with a category on The Floor. every time i think -"oh i can ace this one" - and every time i go "uhhhhhhhhh..." and miss two or three. man, i would suck on a game show. i would be so frozen. so much pressure.
this is the first addictive play-at-home game i've seen since millionaire probably! i don't watch game shows much. i usually watch one or two of a new one and then i get bored. but the structure of this is really good. plus, rob lowe. who knew i would still be happy to see rob lowe after all these years? i'll bet ILX people could do really good on this. because of the massive general trivia knowledge here.

anyway its on hulu. i keep thinking i'm gonna turn it off and...

so far i've done really well with Divas (i missed dua lipa) and Candy.

fyi: i do not work for hulu.

lol The Floor is fun. They do a good job of surprising people with "generation gap" trivia and cutting to people's reaction shots

oh man when they do actors and they show the youngs i totally blank sometimes. uhhhhh, the blonde one...uh..tom somebody...

i really show my age. same with all the actresses who may or may not be emily blunt or kristen wiig or someone from the crown or...yeah, i would suck at this show.

Candy, Cereal and Fruit were hard. I was good with Clothing (cringing for the guy whose category it was), Shoes, and Children's Literature. Some of the interpretations were wild. I think most ILXors would do very well on this show.

Mr. and Mrs. Smith needed to spend more time setting up the relationship dynamic or to start in media res like the movie.

"I think most ILXors would do very well on this show."

totally. not me though.

i always feel bad when the luck of the draw gives some people the easiest stuff ("toast!") and other people get super-hard things. that Brunch category was brutal.

That person who won *Junk Drawer* was a boss.

fun fact: The Floor, along with a number of US game shows, is now filmed in Ireland for reasons of cheapness. They just fly in the hosts and contestants

WOW. love that fun fact. no wonder everyone seems drunk!

seriously, there are tons of giddy people on that floor.

The US version of The Circle on Netflix used to be filmed in the UK, even though the whole show takes place within an anonymous apartment building. But I think it's now filmed somewhere in the US.

Shogun out today and looks great

Ok finished Mr & Mrs Smith, agree with some of the criticisms after completing it. I think the show would have benefitted from being 10 episodes rather than 8; we would have gotten a little more early establishment on how the relationship grows. Clearly the show pivots hard to being about marriage and the spy elements become a secondary scaffolding for examining this dynamic. Oddly I felt like the final episode was a bit too long. I saw the ending coming a mile away and was slightly disappointed it went exactly where I expected it to. Having said all that, I still liked it.