Poker Face, got through Episode One... Annoying lead character with a wild wig may be hard to swallow for some. Further escapades in this 'different story every episode' thriller will get even wilder we hear. Or is it a comedy?
Started watching "Manifest" on Netflix, it's a sort of sci-fi/mystery, it's not bad imo, keeping me guessing as to what's going on without being confusing.
I'm watching Peaky Blinders, it is one of the best show I watched. Definitely would recommend. It picks up pace after the first 2 or 3 episodes and it's so damn good. As a fan I've already downloaded peaky blinders images for my wallpaper. I'm glad that I fond many cool images from different tv shows and movies on depositphotos. This site is great source of images on every taste and needs.
TV and movies have completely flopped. Nothing great has come out in a very long time! Really sad I miss the shows you couldn't wait to see the next episode!
Seems we are stuck with a plethora of reality shows... I find myself watching Next Level Chef for example.
I'm watching Masters of the Air. This is probably the best World War II flying series ever made. It shows the hell they went through more vivdly and better than any made to date. My uncle was a B-24 pilot during the war and flew out of Africa including the raid on Ploesti. He was shot down and was in one of the crews that a Romanian (or Hungarian?) princess hid in her castle until the Nazis finally caught them, and then spent the rest of the war in a concentration camp. The story he told me was that when some Flak exploded near the plane, several pieces went into the radio and it caught on fire. They tried to put it out but it spread quickly and they bailed. We had his B-24 pilot's handbook which I used to read often when I was growing up. Unfortunately my younger brother has it. After the war there was a B-17 that ended up in a junkyard, and my dad as a kid would go and take parts of it as souvenirs. We had the air speed indicator, a bomb site, the site off the machine gun, a Mae West life jacket, and a bunch of other things. Again, my younger brother got it all as he started collecting aircraft paraphernalia, and I was living overseas and didn't have a chance to have a say in it. One of the items my dad found in that B-17 was a leather flight jacket which he wore for a few days until his dad saw that the back of it had multiple holes in it, presumably, bullet holes, and made him get rid of it. Everything in Masters of the Air is about B-17's and their crews, but I think it gives a good insight into the life my uncle lived during the war. The B-24 was used more than the B-17, but the B-17's are the ones that most movies and tv shows are about. As a kid my dad and I would watch Twelve-o-Clock High.