What Am I Watching Right now?

tim1_2 wrote:Yeah, I gotta watch the Walking Dead and Better Call Saul from last night. Saul's 2nd episode is on tonight.

Waht channel?

tim1_2 wrote:Yeah, I gotta watch the Walking Dead and Better Call Saul from last night. Saul's 2nd episode is on tonight.

Amazing how they end it.

Ev wrote:

tim1_2 wrote:Yeah, I gotta watch the Walking Dead and Better Call Saul from last night. Saul's 2nd episode is on tonight.

Waht channel?

They're on AMC like always.

tim1_2 wrote:

Ev wrote:

tim1_2 wrote:Yeah, I gotta watch the Walking Dead and Better Call Saul from last night. Saul's 2nd episode is on tonight.

Waht channel?

They're on AMC like always.

My cable package doesn't include AMC... WTF?!?!?

SeawaySensFan wrote:

tim1_2 wrote:

Ev wrote:

tim1_2 wrote:Yeah, I gotta watch the Walking Dead and Better Call Saul from last night. Saul's 2nd episode is on tonight.

Waht channel?

They're on AMC like always.

My cable package doesn't include AMC... WTF?!?!?

Does your cable package include unlimited downloads?

wprager wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

tim1_2 wrote:

Ev wrote:

tim1_2 wrote:Yeah, I gotta watch the Walking Dead and Better Call Saul from last night. Saul's 2nd episode is on tonight.

Waht channel?

They're on AMC like always.

My cable package doesn't include AMC... WTF?!?!?

Does your cable package include unlimited downloads?

it actually does.

Sweet Cornwall cable/internet bundles.

Really with the number and annoyingness of the commercials on AMC, everybody should just download them.  The Walking Dead had at one point had 5 minutes of show sandwiched between commercials...they have squeezed in one extra commercial break.

LeCaptain wrote:That movie is sick. There's not much talk but the director still manages to show a lot of depth and history between the characters.
That's how action movies should be.

Is there a love interest or romantic sub-plot? Because those tend to ruin otherwise great action movies.

SeawaySensFan wrote:

LeCaptain wrote:That movie is sick. There's not much talk but the director still manages to show a lot of depth and history between the characters.
That's how action movies should be.

Is there a love interest or romantic sub-plot? Because those tend to ruin otherwise great action movies.

His only love interests are gonzo within 10 minutes of the movie starting.

tim1_2 wrote:Sweet Cornwall cable/internet bundles.

Really with the number and annoyingness of the commercials on AMC, everybody should just download them.  The Walking Dead had at one point had 5 minutes of show sandwiched between commercials...they have squeezed in one extra commercial break.

I guess I was wrong. I do have AMC... Luckily I was able to set the first few episodes to record as well as the latest one so I'll be all caught up shortly.

Better Call Saul is on Netflix UK for those of you who have access.

Better Call Saul airs Monday nights.  Last week's episode was fantastic.

tim1_2 wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

LeCaptain wrote:That movie is sick. There's not much talk but the director still manages to show a lot of depth and history between the characters.
That's how action movies should be.

Is there a love interest or romantic sub-plot? Because those tend to ruin otherwise great action movies.

His only love interests are gonzo within 10 minutes of the movie starting.

You're talking about his dog?

wprager wrote:

tim1_2 wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

LeCaptain wrote:That movie is sick. There's not much talk but the director still manages to show a lot of depth and history between the characters.
That's how action movies should be.

Is there a love interest or romantic sub-plot? Because those tend to ruin otherwise great action movies.

His only love interests are gonzo within 10 minutes of the movie starting.

You're talking about his dog?

Well...yeah. And his car.

Better Call Saul is on Netflix. Unblock-us is beautiful.

So I just watched the SNL 40th Anniversary Special. Pretty good.

Funny story...I forgot to PVR it, but I figured Rogers On Demand would have it. Sure enough, it did...although when me and my wife started it up, we noticed it showed a run time of about 68 minutes, when in reality the whole thing was about three hours. Sure enough, the Rogers on Demand version had a ton of stuff cut out (old clips, new stuff, there was no rhyme or reason). So I ended up downloading the special and we fast forwarded through stuff we had already seen. I knew Rogers on Demand was a Dung service, but wow.

Turd Ferguson = Legend

Norm MacDonald is pretty much the funniest guy ever.

Whoa! Is this for real? Just read up on it, it's a Power Rangers fan-film starring Katee Sackhoff and James Van Der Beek. Forget Saturday morning Power Rangers, this is more like Quentin Tarantino Power Rangers.



The extent of my knowledge of the Power Rangers is that "Kimberly" was the pink one; Katee mentions (rather sarcastically) that she likes pink, so I take it she's Kimmy.