Chryssie
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Started watching "Paper Girls" on Amazon. Pretty cool show!
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My husband mentioned that was meant to be good.
Paper Girls also keeps coming up when I go on Amazon Prime.
Lou
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watched a couple more episodes of Extraordinary Attorney Woo - I really like it, it is just tough to watch/listen
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we finished watching it and are hoping there will be another season or three
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Lou
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I finished it too. Really really liked it.
I've seen some bad reviews but for the most part every one likes it
One commenter felt it was too unbelievable.
What did he consider the most fantastical plot point?
That kids still delivered papers on their bikes in the late 80s.
Another commenter said it was too much like Stranger Things, kid on bikes in the 80s. Oh, C'mon. They were kids on bikes in the 80s for not even a whole episode.
The cast was very diverse. (except they were mostly girls). but the diversity was totally not forced. And the different ehnicities and stuff were pretty much necessary to the story.
Does anyone know what kind of stick KJ had? I'm guessing it was a field hockey stick.
I also liked how the writers mixed the mundane with the fantastical.
For instance the girls kept their head in battle but were flummoxed
I've seen some bad reviews but for the most part every one likes it
One commenter felt it was too unbelievable.
What did he consider the most fantastical plot point?
That kids still delivered papers on their bikes in the late 80s.
Another commenter said it was too much like Stranger Things, kid on bikes in the 80s. Oh, C'mon. They were kids on bikes in the 80s for not even a whole episode.
The cast was very diverse. (except they were mostly girls). but the diversity was totally not forced. And the different ehnicities and stuff were pretty much necessary to the story.
Does anyone know what kind of stick KJ had? I'm guessing it was a field hockey stick.
I also liked how the writers mixed the mundane with the fantastical.
For instance the girls kept their head in battle but were flummoxed
by a box of tampons.
yes, that's what it appeared to be to me
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Lou
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why you should watch the Paper Girls
www.rogerebert.com
Prime Video's Paper Girls is a Thrilling, Surprising Time Travel Adventure | TV/Streaming | Roger Ebert
A review of the new Prime Video series, Paper Girls.
www.rogerebert.com
Lou
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I just watched the first Paper Girls. It is good. I will watch another one tomorrow as I wanted to watch the end of the football match on TV tonight.
I keep reading about the Pretty Little Liars reboot. I only watched a few episodes of the original as it got very silly very quickly, but I read this reboot was meant to be watchable. I am not sure what the whole first show was even about, though, so I might have to go back and read what happened before I thought about watching the new one.
Lou
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I find for bedtime, I like to listen to an audio book of a book I've already read. that way when I wake up I don't have to try to figure out exactly where I left off.
Oh! The Bomber Mafia by Gladwell is excellent. Gladwell, from its inception, created it to be an audio book. Whenever possible when he quotes someone he just uses a recording that he found of that guy. And he uses a lot of other original sourced audio.
And there is website that has the pictures
Oh! The Bomber Mafia by Gladwell is excellent. Gladwell, from its inception, created it to be an audio book. Whenever possible when he quotes someone he just uses a recording that he found of that guy. And he uses a lot of other original sourced audio.
And there is website that has the pictures
Chryssie
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I started watching another new Hulu series called "Reservation Dogs." It is a comedy/drama (though more serious than funny) about a group of Native American teens in a small village in Oklahoma. The show is totally produced by Native Americans. The actors are all Native American, with a few white people in it as well. It has a bunch of quirky characters, a great soundtrack, and good story. I like it!
I'll have to check that while I still have hulu
Now I have Prime--don't even know why, I had canceled after the one week I paid for, and think I'll keep it--I also watched the first Paper Girls and did like it.I had to use closed captions. I think I should get a new tv
Just finished watching the Netflix series, Unbelievable which is based on a true story. I really enjoyed it as it was brilliantly
directed with some great acting and also quite a lot of suspense:
directed with some great acting and also quite a lot of suspense:
Lou
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I watched that last year on Netflix. My sister recommended it to me. and I didn't think it was "my kind" of movie. but I thoroughly enjoyed it. Everything about it was masterful.Just finished watching the Netflix series, Unbelievable which is based on a true story. I really enjoyed it as it was brilliantly
directed with some great acting and also quite a lot of suspense:
