What's everyone watching?

[Caribou]

I binged all of the Bosch stuff. Loved it and will probably watch it again at some time in the future.

This is the new season. Bosch ended and Legacy picked up.

 

[Magpie]

Caught a brilliant show last night- I think Tom Hanks is the producer, called 'The Eighties'. It covered the tv shows and sports on at that time- have a hankering to see some 'St Elsewhere' again now. Reruns of Cheers and Frasier are on here early in the morning; I usually catch one when I'm getting the first coffee.

 

[dademoss]

It's 4 AM, Barnaby Jones is on

 

[zannej]

Just saw this on Twitter and found it on Youtube. It's 7 months old but still relevant with current events:

 

[Bacpacker]

Today, grass and weeds being cut. Ranbthe bushog MD then the mower

 

[VoorTrekker]

12 O'Clock High ( a QM Production), all three seasons on Primal Amazon, Steve Canyon,

Suits on Netflix

 

[Amish Heart]

Watched more Jeremiah, and then the old Twilight Zone

 

[Caribou]

The Last Manhunt

 

[sonya123]

I haven't found anything new good to watch. I watch 10 minutes and turn it off , so I am rewatching old stuff

 

[Supervisor42]

I haven't found anything new good to watch. I watch 10 minutes and turn it off , so I am rewatching old stuff

DW schooled me on how to pull up Samsung TV Plus on my TV .
Been binge-watching Jeff Dunham on 1338, for over 5 hours.
His stuff never gets old.

 

[Mountain trapper]

Cows and chickens.

 

[rice paddy daddy]

Soon will be one of the very few times per year my TV is even turned on.
The World Series. Just having an antenna I couldn't watch any of the playoff games, but the Series is broadcast on Fox so I'll be glued to the TV at 8:00 PM on game nights.

After that it will be turned off until the Army/Navy game after Thanksgiving.
GO ARMY/BEAT NAVY

 

[Amish Heart]

Love Jeff Dunham. He's coming to Wichita in April. Little granddaughter is dying to go.
We're watching very old "Twilight Zone"

 

[Heartbroken]

I hang out on you tube all the time; the premium subscription is worth it, no ads. Lately I've been into "This N That Garage", "Rebuild Rescue" with the story of the free airplane, and Pecos Hank tornado videos. Don't ask me why, tornadoes scare me silly but he's a completely different storm chaser. Beautiful photography, a sense of humor, and science. No screaming or excess hubris like other storm chasers I've seen. And I usually have "Time Team" or "Vice Grip Garage" on at night when I can't sleep.

 

[Supervisor42]

DW schooled me on how to pull up Samsung TV Plus on my TV .
Been binge-watching Jeff Dunham on 1338, for over 5 hours.
His stuff never gets old.

Love Jeff Dunham. He's coming to Wichita in April. Little granddaughter is dying to go.
We're watching very old "Twilight Zone"

I kept watching.... A total of 9 hours before the first repeat.
It is one of the few things that makes me laugh out loud.

 

[Amish Heart]

Yep. We name our cats like Peanut calls Jeff...Jeff fa fa.
Princes Fluff fa fa is one of them.

 

[Weedygarden]

Goshen Prepping, live stream on YT

 

[Peanut]

Soon..
The World Series.

l the Army/Navy game after Thanksgiving.
GO ARMY/BEAT NAVY

Funny, tradition on navy ships.. officers/senior ncos root for navy. the rest of the crew roots for army!

The strike in the 80's soured me on baseball. rooted for the cubs when stationed in chicago but almost never watch it.

I really like college football, watch boxing fairly often. In fact, tonight i'm watching a rebroadcast of a college game i didn't see yesterday. Knew it'd be replayed so watched a different game instead.

 

[goshengirl]

Goshen Prepping, live stream on YT

I feel I must check this one out...

 

[Caribou]

"The Little Things"

 

[Weedygarden]

I feel I must check this one out...

It is a prepping channel that I have been following for a few years. I've been with them since the beginning and I am a moderator for their live streams.

https://www.youtube.com/@GoshenPrepping

 

[zannej]

I keep watching this over and over and laughing. My best friend's daughter would probably have reacted the same way.

 

[dademoss]

I keep watching this over and over and laughing. My best friend's daughter would probably have reacted the same way.

I find it hard to laugh. It's in fun, but if you don't know and pick the wrong target ........
One may win a stupid prize.....

 

[Peanut]

Tonight I'm watching 'Bride of Frankenstein' w/Boris Karloff from 1935. This is the movie Mel Brooks borrowed so many scenes from when making Young Frankenstein.

I used to work in R&D, the 3rd machine my company built became the test bed for all the development that came after. The system became a frankenstein of sorts, parts and pieces spanning several years and models.

We named the system Elsa, (bunch of guys worked on it, of course we gave it a female name...) She was named after Elsa Lanchester, the actress who played the 'Bride of Frankenstein' in the above movie.

 

[Peanut]

This was our Elsa... It's a catscan, almost unrecognizable.

 

[Weedygarden]

This was our Elsa... It's a catscan, almost unrecognizable.

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And who is that guy? You?

 

[Peanut]

@Weedygarden Nope, not me. It's Gu*****, engineer from Austria that trained with me, hired on at the same time. Great guy, his hobby was racing rally cars in the Alps where he lived. I rode with him in a rented toyota corolla once, coming back from lake Tahoe on the back roads. I'm glad i did it... once, and never wanted to do it again! It was an hour long, white knuckle ride from ****. The guy knew how to handle a car on mtn roads, I'll give him that!

 

[Bacpacker]

Tonight I'm watching 'Bride of Frankenstein' w/Boris Karloff from 1935. This is the movie Mel Brooks borrowed so many scenes from when making Young Frankenstein.

I used to work in R&D, the 3rd machine my company built became the test bed for all the development that came after. The system became a frankenstein of sorts, parts and pieces spanning several years and models.

We named the system Elsa, (bunch of guys worked on it, of course we gave it a female name...) She was named after Elsa Lanchester, the actress who played the 'Bride of Frankenstein' in the above movie.

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The book written by Mary Shelly was the first I read... in the third grade no less

 

[Peanut]

Since it's halloween... bought a new movie today in town. The Last Voyage of the Demeter.

It's based on a chapter from Bram Stokers Dracula. Just watched it... pretty good, Done very well, enjoyed it. One of the most believable dracula movies i've ever seen.

 

[Caribou]

I decided to try a new power cord for my computer. It obviously works. At the store I looked at all the people decked out for halloween. Then I realized I was at Walmart. I don't go there often so I don't know if this is a higher level of bad taste than normal.