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I had never heard of her before today.

Tatiana is legit, get on that train.

So I find a bunch of shows on Science Channel that I want to check out, and some of them are no longer airing on cable. Okay, they have an app for it available in the Google Play store. I check it out, and it's available for my Chromebooks but not my Android-powered TV. Same goes for Discovery Go. I can cast via my phone, but man is **** like this annoying. The app should be available directly on the TV to avoid having to cast.

Cobra Kai Season one and two are so much fun.

Chappelle on critics after winning an Emmy for his standup series:

In related news, Schitt's Creek cleaned up, winning damn near every single award.

In related news, Schitt's Creek cleaned up, winning damn near every single award.

Yeah, I believe they actually set a new record for wins. That show was amazing so it's well deserved.

One day Always Sunny will get some love.

Well, this seems different. I have no idea what this will be and how it will fit into the MCU, but I'm excited that Marvel is stepping outside of their box and taking a risk.

Hey, they've actually have one of these announced shows on actual film (or digital). Looks pretty interesting.

WTF? That was extremely different than anything I would have expected. Hope it’s good but I’ll be watching for Elizabeth Olsen anyways.

I fanboyed a tiny bit when they showed them both in their classing comic book costumes.

Dark crystal got cancelled on Netflix. Kinda surprised because of how much they put into production of that show, kinda not surprised because it was so **** weird. Too bad, I really enjoyed it.

Very nice

Excellent news. Hopefully, we'll get the occasional miniseries or film with Bosch and crew moving forward.

They’re doing a Lincoln Lawyer show for CBS, which I’m sure will be turned into typical generic CBS sludge, but in the books Bosch and Mickey Haller are half-brothers and Harry makes infrequent appearances in the Haller books. Would love to see Titus pop up at some point.

Just started Schitt's Creek yesterday, about halfway through the first season. This had been on my list for awhile but after the Emmy win I made a point to watch it soon. I'm liking it so far, witty and I laughed out loud a few times. Eugene Levy and Catherine O'hara are great and I love the kids too. I also like Stevie's character and Chris Elliot plays the town's mayor perfectly.

It only gets better.

October 7th Netflix release of the final season. Looking forward to it

Patrick is to Schitt's Creek what Ben and Chris are to Parks and Rec. Yeah, the show is good until they're introduced, but damn does it get really good when they come into the picture.

Patrick is to Schitt's Creek what Ben and Chris are to Parks and Rec. Yeah, the show is good until they're introduced, but damn does it get really good when they come into the picture.

Don't completely agree. Patrick is a good addition, but I wouldn't say he's a show changer.

TBH, I didn't like Rob Lowe's character all that much in P&R. I Literally didn't notice when he was gone last season. Except, there were Literally 95% less Literally's uttered that season.

Source of the post Don't completely agree. Patrick is a good addition, but I wouldn't say he's a show changer.

Agree.

Source of the postTBH, I didn't like Rob Lowe's character all that much in P&R.

Disagree.

It has nothing to do with whether you like the character themselves, but to me, the introduction of those characters were the turning point of the shows where the show really hits their groove.

Fair enough. I'll agree with P&R, perhaps have a case for SC

My wife and I started watching through the show. We are at season 3 and enjoy it. Glad to see final season will be on Netflix soon.