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[Ala]

I still haven't done the Witcher yet. Never played the games or read the books, so no real motivation to watch it.

[Chris , cookie guilt]

Ala wrote: "I still haven't done the Witcher yet. Never played the games or read the books, so no real motivation to watch it."

I've only read the first book. Twice. I reread after watching the season.

[Michelle]

Ala wrote: "I still haven't done the Witcher yet. Never played the games or read the books, so no real motivation to watch it."

If you're a gamer, I'd recommend Witcher 3, it's amazing. The short stories were the best part of the books, though I didn't even love them; the TV show is good but the first half is kinda confusing if you haven't read the books. Basically my relationship with the Witcher is complicated lol.

[colleen the convivial curmudgeon, Not a book hipster!]

I'm slowly but surely catching up on the Arrowverse stuff so I can finally watch Crisis.

[Ala]

Michelle: I might give the game a shot. At some point. When I'm done with all these other games. Man, I'm almost as bad at hoarding games I don't play as I am at books I don't read...

Colleen: Crisis had some amazing cameos, and I like the aftermath the crossover has on the shows going forward. But the second half of the Crossover was kinda meh.

[Becky]

Ala wrote: "I still haven't done the Witcher yet. Never played the games or read the books, so no real motivation to watch it."

Same.

[colleen the convivial curmudgeon, Not a book hipster!]

Ala wrote: "Colleen: Crisis had some amazing cameos, and I like the aftermath the crossover has on the shows going forward. But the second half of the Crossover was kinda meh."


I'm blocking my metaphorical ears and pretending I didn't hear this, because I'm worked so hard to get here, it better be effing spectacular!

LOL

[Felina]

We finished the Mandolorian and are now rewatching it with our three year old. (view spoiler)[ When Mando dropped Baby Yoda off and the storm troopers are moving him into the back room and Baby Yoda looks at Mando and cries a little Wesley lost it. He was sobbing. ‘Baby Yoda no!!’ We had to stop the show and tell him it would be okay and Mando would come save him. It was so cute. (hide spoiler)]

Gary and I are watching The Witcher now without our three year old for very obvious reasons. We’re liking it. Gary only barely played the game and I have no experience so we’re about half way and it’s confusing as heck but interesting enough that I’m still intrigued.

[colleen the convivial curmudgeon, Not a book hipster!]

Felina wrote: "Gary and I are watching The Witcher now without our three year old for very obvious reasons. "


Is it the violence, or the boobs? LOL

[Felina]

colleen the convivial curmudgeon wrote: "Felina wrote: "Gary and I are watching The Witcher now without our three year old for very obvious reasons. "


Is it the violence, or the boobs? LOL"

It’s the boobs mainly. But yeah, the blood is a lot but Wesley watches the Marvel movies which is cleaner violence. Listen, his mom has blood lust. I love action and violence and huge monster eating people. He’s going to be a weird kid and it won’t be my husbands fault.

[Nyssa]

A decade or two late to the game, I’ve been watching 24.

I have one question – why is Kim Baur so stupid!?! I am a little over half-way through the second season, and I do not understand her purpose.

She seems to have no common sense, and only the bare minimum of survival skills. So many of her issues could’ve been avoided if she just thought them through.

Jack frustrates me as well, because it seems like he goes out of his way to make things more difficult than they need to be, but at least he gets results.

[Becky]

Never watched it. I'm not a big Keifer Sutherland fan.

I did just watch the series finale of The Good Place and cried like a freaking baby. So good.

[Nyssa]

Not a fan of the actor, his acting, or both?

Just curious.

I like him in Designated Survivor.

I’m not sure what else I’ve seen him in, besides the 80s movie where he was a vampire (can’t remember the name).

[DoodlePanda]

Just watched the first episode of Ragnarok, looks kinda interesting so far.
And its kinda cool its set in a small Norwegian town :D

[Becky]

Nyssa wrote: "Not a fan of the actor, his acting, or both?

Just curious.

I like him in Designated Survivor.

I’m not sure what else I’ve seen him in, besides the 80s movie where he was a vampire (can’t remembe..."

A bit of both. He plays a good evil person, though. The Lost Boys was the vampire movie you're thinking of, and he plays a really good bad guy in Freeway and also in A Time To Kill, and An Eye For An Eye.

Not likable characters for me though. Maybe that's why I don't like him much.

[Felina]

I forgot he was in A Time to Kill. I never watched 24 and now that I think of it, what the hell is he in cause I can think of nothing.

Oh Three Musketeers. Love that movie with creepy Tim Curry. But sadly, Kiefer is probably the worst part of the movie. Moody!

I just binged Cheer on Netflix. It was a lot more addicting than I expected.

[Nyssa]

OMG! I forgot about the Three Musketeers! I enjoyed that movie once upon a time.

And yes, Curry plays creepy very well. I think he’s the reason I watched it in the first place.

[Becky]

I know! And the bridge scene. Gah!. Thomas fell asleep during it, and then rewatched it later and just hearing it, I was getting all emosh. I honestly can't think of a better ending, but DANG.

[MrsJoseph *grouchy*, Bad Girls Deadlift]

Felina wrote: "I forgot he was in A Time to Kill. I never watched 24 and now that I think of it, what the hell is he in cause I can think of nothing.

Oh Three Musketeers. Love that movie with creepy Tim Curry. ..."

I've been watching Cheer, too. I have one more eps left.

Heard that the company that runs the contest they are in is muscling in on that Netflix money. They have a new rule that any org that signs up for events like Cheer without their permission will not be allowed to compete. :-(