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I want to watch Joe 90, but I'll need to find some way of getting it.

The New California Republic wrote:I want to watch Joe 90, but I'll need to find some way of getting it.

It's about to come out on Blu ray. Captain Scarlet was always my favourite of those series when I watched them as a kid.

An Alan Smithee Nation wrote:

The New California Republic wrote:I want to watch Joe 90, but I'll need to find some way of getting it.

It's about to come out on Blu ray. Captain Scarlet was always my favourite of those series when I watched them as a kid.

Yeah I watched Thunderbirds, Stingray and Captain Scarlet when I was younger. I just finished watching Space 1999 and Stingray from start to finish (watched the complete Captain Scarlet a few months ago) for the first time since I was little, hence why I'm moving on to Joe 90.

An Alan Smithee Nation wrote:

The New California Republic wrote:I want to watch Joe 90, but I'll need to find some way of getting it.

It's about to come out on Blu ray. Captain Scarlet was always my favourite of those series when I watched them as a kid.

I managed to get it from somewhere else. Time for a marathon.

And in terms of Captain Scarlet, the Mysterons perpetually undermined themselves by communicating their targets to Spectrum each time. The only way they could have possibly made it worse is by saying "oh and by the way, Captain Black is going to be at the following locations at these exact dates and times..."

I've actually just been watching a bunch of John Oliver.

mostly little odd bits of animation i make myself, which is why i keep making more of them so i'll have more diversity of them to do so.
i don't really have a tv, but i doubt very much i'd often turn it on if i did.

i like seeing little bits of animation other people make.
there's not much to watch out the window where i live either, unless i go for a walk or ride the bus.

i like watching feral creatures and also rides people have taken with their cameras,
cab rides on trains in places i'll probably never be myself.

odd things that aren't mostly the kind of stories corporate media invest big money in telling.
some of those can be ok too, like zootopia, and some of the movies i watched mostly a long time ago.

i really have no idea what is currently being broadcast or in movie houses.

Somewhat topical am I the only one here who is frankly disappointed and mildly disgusted at the fact that youtube has become a platform for adds mascarading as videos? It just seems that every content creator I watch has to shill for one of those learning or book reading services and over time quality seems to be dropping because of it. Used to be I could put on addblock but now it's the people I come to watch infusing adds into content! I spit on that.

The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy. (Obligatory?) October reruns.

primal, "terror under the blood moon" (2019)

mr. robot, "payment required" (2019)

I started watching Haunted today, and have almost finished it.

Haunted (2019)
Genre: Horror • Reality
Director: Jan Pavlacky
Country of Origin: United States
Distributor: Netflix

I have joined the Letterkenny train.

I've only recently discovered Spitting Image and it's great, even if I'm not very familiar with the 80s British political scene. Looking forward to the reboot.

I am watching Money Heist on Netflix, a very good and captivating show, although the dub's kind of off-putting. I wish they would've just used subtitles (the original show is in Spanish and dubbed into English for North Americans).

Bonanza The Spit Fire:

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=bo ... &FORM=VIRE

watchmen, "pilot" (2019)