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It's really depressing watching this show sometimes, so many of these actors are dead... Michael O'Hare, Jerry Doyle, Mira Furlan, Richard Biggs, Andreas Katsulas, Stephen Furst, Jeff Conaway...

 

IKR?
I was lucky enough to meet them all while working at a big B5 convention in Blackpool in 1997.

 

It gets worse. They've removed Dolby Vision & Atmos from the free tier without telling anyone
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/202...mos-support-from-ad-tier-and-didnt-tell-subs/

 

Blackbird on Apple. Really decent.
With the late Ray Liotta.

 

For All Mankind S4
I'll admit it, this season didn't really grab me until the last episode or two.

Silo
Only watched the first episode but it's got me intrigued. Plus, Rebecca Ferguson has finally made an appearance - what's not to like.

 

Konosuba S1/S2/Movie/OVA

Currently binging ready for Season 3, Japan does DnD should tell you all need to know.

 

E: Update: Finished Silo, really enjoyable. I wasn't sure what to expect but it pulled me in. Admittedly some of the 'suprises' weren't surprises but, still, it's left me wanting to see a second series.

 

I'm yet to watch the series so don't know how it compares, but the books are well worth reading. Wool, Shift, and Dust by Hugh Howey.

 

Avatar: The Last Airbender (Live-action)
Binge-watched this on Sunday, and found it surprisingly close to season 1 of the original cartoon.
The only faces I recognise are Daniel Day Kim (Lost, Hawaii Five-O) as Firelord Ozai, and Paul Sun-Hyung Lee (Kim's Convenience, The Mandalorian) as Uncle Iroh.

EDIT - This has been renewed for 2 more seasons

 

This looks surprisingly appealing, out April 11th


EDIT - I said as much on Xwitter earlier, and got a like from one of Amazon Prime's senior program manglers!

 

Fallout

 

Literally the post above yours!

 

Noel Fielding Does Dick Turpin
If you like Mighty Boosh, you'll get along with this.

 

Fargo Season 5
I don't know how I missed this, but I'm happy to have been made aware of it and began watching it last night. I'm two episodes in and already totally hooked.

 

Just been watching this, some of the acting (not all) is atrocious but I'll finish the season at least.

 

Right now, I'm watching SpaceX's IFT3 - The third attempt to launch Starship to orbit.
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THEY DID IT!
At time of posting, Starship is coasting along at 26400km/h and 171km above the Earth's surface.
The booster returned towards the launch site and came down in the Gulf of Mexico, exactly as planned. UPDATE - It lost control on the way down and went splat.
They've just opened the "Pez Dispenser" door, which is how Starship will launch satellites.
UPDATE - Starship was also lost on re-entry. Looks like it spun around so the un-insulated side was down and let the plasma in.

 

Ted.
Always seem to miss the mark by a smidge.

 

Thought the films were hilarious, but we gave up on this after the first episode. Just didn't have that something.

 

Halo

I know, I know, but I only played the first couple of games on the PC, so I'm not as invested in the lore as most Halo fans. Also, I don't really care.

Other than that, s'alright - summat to watch.

Masters of the Air

I've given up. Beyond the actual air battles, it's just tedious. They have managed to create a fairly big budget show while, at the same time, fielding a bunch of characters who engender zero interest or empathy from the audience.