OT: Spoiler Alert [Spoiler Alert ((Spoiler Alert))] (The Newly Annual Non-Pens Media Thread)

[Malkinstheman]

It took me a while to get into Brooklyn 99 - felt too cartoony at first - but once it clicked, I loved it.

What point did it click at for you? Im at about episode 15 in season 1.

 

[Peat]

What point did it click at for you? Im at about episode 15 in season 1.

Not really sure tbh - and I came in midway during season 3 in any case. I think it took me about a season though.

 

[Ogrezilla]

Other streaming services really need to allow you to pre-download stuff like Netflix does. Or hotels in Kentucky need better internet. Or both. But here we are. So I need to find a Netflix show to start downloading before I come to Kentucky for work.

 

[Randy Butternubs]

Other streaming services really need to allow you to pre-download stuff like Netflix does. Or hotels in Kentucky need better internet. Or both. But here we are. So I need to find a Netflix show to start downloading before I come to Kentucky for work.

I hear "Dark" is good. Been on my watchlist for way too long.

 

[Gurglesons]

Other streaming services really need to allow you to pre-download stuff like Netflix does. Or hotels in Kentucky need better internet. Or both. But here we are. So I need to find a Netflix show to start downloading before I come to Kentucky for work.

Sorry you are in Kentucky. Used to visit a girl from Louisville off and on. That place sucks.

 

[Gurglesons]

What point did it click at for you? Im at about episode 15 in season 1.

I think the 1st season was pretty meh, but once you start getting a feel for the characters it is better.

 

[Ogrezilla]

Sorry you are in Kentucky. Used to visit a girl from Louisville off and on. That place sucks.

I'm here like every other week. Its basically where I catch up on movies.

 

[Gurglesons]

I'm here like every other week. Its basically where I catch up on movies.

I guess it’s a pretty cool place to drink if you enjoy old ass establishments built on the back of exploiting the African American community.

 

[dogthateats]

Other streaming services really need to allow you to pre-download stuff like Netflix does. Or hotels in Kentucky need better internet. Or both. But here we are. So I need to find a Netflix show to start downloading before I come to Kentucky for work.

You can do this with Amazon Prime Video. At least you used to be able to.

 

[Ogrezilla]

I guess it’s a pretty cool place to drink if you enjoy old ass establishments built on the back of exploiting the African American community.

There's some pretty good newer places. I can't say I research the history of restaurants very often though.

 

[Gurglesons]

There's some pretty good newer places. I can't say I research the history of restaurants very often though.

I say that kind of in jest. It’s just always hard for me to be in the south at some of those beautiful old distillery buildings knowing exactly how most of that stuff was built.

Slavery in American Whiskey | HuffPost

Good article on it. I’m a huge Kentucky bourbon guy. Just important to remember a lot of these brands were built on the exploitation of others IMO.

 

[Ogrezilla]

I say that kind of in jest. It’s just always hard for me to be in the south at some of those beautiful old distillery buildings knowing exactly how most of that stuff was built.

Slavery in American Whiskey | HuffPost

Good article on it. I’m a huge Kentucky bourbon guy. Just important to remember a lot of these brands were built on the exploitation of others IMO.

Good news for me is that I hate whiskey in all forms.

 

[Gurglesons]

Good news for me is that I hate whiskey in all forms.

Kentucky must be even worse for you LOL

 

[BlindWillyMcHurt]

Good news for me is that I hate whiskey in all forms.

 

[Ogrezilla]

Kentucky must be even worse for you LOL

I don't drink very much during the week anyway so it doesn't really matter for me. There's plenty of beer too.

 

[KIRK]

I don't drink very much during the week anyway so it doesn't really matter for me. There's plenty of beer too.

Funny, I'd have figured you'd be checking out the illegal moonshine distilleries . . .

 

[Randy Butternubs]

I'm surprised I haven't come across any backwoods moonshining or pot growing on this project.

Or bears.

 

[Ogrezilla]

Funny, I'd have figured you'd be checking out the illegal moonshine distilleries . . .

No thanks. I can't stand most liquor unless you hide it in coke.

 

[HandshakeLine]

I'm surprised I haven't come across any backwoods moonshining or pot growing on this project.

Or bears.

Stoned hillbilly bears sounds like a great idea for a Wes Anderson movie.

 

[LOGiK]

Found a pretty hilarious show by randomly clicking comedies on Netflix:

'Man Down' It's British, but some of the stuff they do is straight up laugh out loud hilarious. Very few shows have me laughing out loud and this is one of them.

 

[Ogrezilla]

Hell or High Water was really good.

 

[Randy Butternubs]

The opening fight scene in episode 7, season 2 of Castlevania =

 

[mpp9]

Watched Tombstone again for the first time in years. Val Kilmer as Doc Holiday might be my favorite performance by an actor, ever. Even more badass that it's pretty closely based on a real life dude.

 

[CascadiaPenguin]

No thanks. I can't stand most liquor unless you hide it in coke.

 

[CascadiaPenguin]

Watched Tombstone again for the first time in years. Val Kilmer as Doc Holiday might be my favorite performance by an actor, ever. Even more badass that it's pretty closely based on a real life dude.

Sad that TB stricken Doc on his deathbed looked better than Val does today...