Amph What was the last tv episode you watched?

I agree about Tony and X. But I thought the episode was adequate, in the sense that it was entertaining. I've only seen it twice though.

 

"The Day Time Ended", the fourth episode of "The Gauntlet", the new MST3K Season. The movie, while seriously lacking in production values and scripting, wasn't too bad. Oh, and a couple more things...

Spoiler

Larry Ehrhardt shows up! And Kinga learns her mother was...Kim Catrall! I'm more interested in where this is going than I am in what happens in Episode IX.

 

NFL: Denver Broncos at the San Francisco 49ers

The Flash - S05E09: Elseworlds Part 1

 

Star Trek: The Next Generation "Second Chances": On a mission to retrieve scientific data from an outpost, Commander Riker discovers he has a duplicate.

Thomas Riker will later make an appearance on Deep Space Nine as a member of the Maquis.

 

ABC World News Tonight with David Muir

Supergirl - S04E09: Elseworlds, Part 3

Late local news

 

Puppy Dog Pals
Episode Puzzling Pugs/Rhapsody in Pug

For the 74th time...

 

The Goldbergs winter finale
With Schooled (The Goldbergs spinoff) premiering this January staring AJ Michalka I was trying to spot a ring on her finger in the promos since her and Barry are engaged, but come to think of it, he never gave her an engagement ring, so since he proposed in the 80s and that show takes place in the 90s, I wonder if her status will be revealed on her new show as it will ultimately be a spoiler for whatever happens in the 2nd half of the season of The Goldbergs

Modern Family winter finale
Is anyone else getting tired of this show? The episode did have some funny moments and finally the big secret is out, but as the parents and kids are getting older they're lives are getting more depressing, yeah I know - just like real life! I'm kind of hoping this is the last season. They really need to go out on a high note. I don't care about Haley and Dylan anymore. They really scored with the Andy storyline and then broke our hearts with it and now they're moving forward with blah Dylan. Come on, writers. Don't let me down.

 

Star Trek Deep Space Nine "Tribunal": O'Brien is arrested by the Cardassians and put on trial, where the verdict is already known (guilty) and the sentence is death.

 

The first episode of "Dad's Army" on Netflix. Hadn't seen this Brit-com in years, and I'd never seen the series premiere.

 

i'm about halfway through a&e's "the clinton affair". pretty well done so far.

 

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine "House of Quark": After Quark accidentally kills a Klingon warrior and he brags about it, he's forced to marry the widow to prevent a rival Klingon from seizing that family's properties.

 

Star Trek Voyager: "Worst Case Scenario": Tuvok and Paris are trapped on the holodeck when attempting to continue a program begun by Tuvok. They discover that Seska has sabotaged the program and must somehow escape before being killed.

 

Season 2 Episode 2 of Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. Everything about this show continues to be great except for the standup comedy routines themselves, which are utterly humorless. Even the representation of people laughing at Mrs. Maisel's standup irks me. "You are only pretending to laugh!" I shout at them. "This is all a sham!"

 

I have the same opinion as you, @Point Given. That being, the series overall was great, but it just didn't sit the landing as it was in conflict in tone with everything else that went on.

I'll repost my more detail thoughts on the ending of The Haunting of Hill from what I had posted in the Airwaves, Streams, Fibers & Cords: General TV Discussion thread

Spoiler: Ending of the Haunting of Hill House

I thought the last episode totally change the tone and horror aspects of the entire season.

Until the last episode or so, the viewers are made to believe the house is evil and is feeding on the people living in the house. However, after all is said and done, the people that once lived in the house now need the house to live forever with their departed. Everyone is "awake." So, the element of Hill House being evil is diminished to the point where it really wasn't. It's just some of the ghosts having fun with the new residents; namely Poppy Hill.

Personally, I was thinking the ending might be something along the lines of Stanley Kubrick's The Shining because of how Hill House was getting into the head of the mom, Liv Crain (Carla Gugino). I mean, when she did those master blue prints, it was almost like the scene in The Shining where we see what Jack has been writing on the typewriter.

I also want to get some more information on Liv's and Theo's powers on being able to "vibe" on objects and people. I thought Liv's power was the reason why she was getting headaches and her husband wasn't.

The ending was a feel good Hollywood story, where you feel good about Hill House remain standing and where all the characters end up.

I'm hopeful for a season two, but it would have to kind of retcon the ending of the first season or at least change the perception of the ending the audience had.

To which, the actor that play Luke in The Haunting of House Hill has a different idea about the ending of the series would resolve, which is...

Spoiler

(from EW)
“There’s this thing that happens when we’re all in the Red Room,” Jackson-Cohen told The Wrap in an interview. “Every, uh — again, I feel like I have to be careful if I’m saying this right. [Laughs] But whenever each child, each sibling, is in the Red Room, something in the fantasy is red. And it’ll be a very, very small thing. For Luke, when Luke gets taken to the hotel room, he’s worn Converse throughout the show, and all of a sudden his Converse are red. And it’s so slight you can barely even see it. And I think Steven is wearing a red jumper [in his fantasy.]”

Yup, that checks out. Luke has been wearing black Cons all throughout the series, including his solo episode, “The Twin Thing.” In the finale, he’s spotted with red shoes in the spooky hotel room scene.

We’re with you so far, Jackson-Cohen.






“And so there’s something at the end — it was Kate [Siegel], who plays Theo, who kind of pointed it out to me — with Luke’s sobriety cake,” the actor continued. “Um, she went, ‘The cake is red.’ And on set I went, ‘Oh, my God!’ And she went, ‘I don’t know!’ And I asked Mike [Flanagan], and he went ‘I don’t know.’ And so I can’t tell whether or not I’m just crazy with this — or whether or not it’s something that could have legs.”




There lies the question: Is the scene with the family reunited around Luke real or is it another chilling vision from the Red Room? Viewers have been fooled before.

But, the writer said the story is done.

 

I don't know if this counts, but the whole family sat down and watched the Pee Wee's Playhouse Christmas Special last night. We all absolutely loved it. Even after 30 years it still holds up, although we did have to explain who most of the "All-Stars" were to my girls.

 

The Vampire Diaries season 3 episode Ghost World. About every main character that was killed in the first two seasons returns for this episode as ghosts who are alive again.

 

All I remember is the ending. Damn

 

Tidelands s1 e1
Good bodies, bad acting.

 

i finished this. pretty good. i don't know how they convinced so many of the original players to contribute.

 

Apollo's Daring Mission
Insightful program about the crucial Apollo 8 mission that was an essential stepping stone for the moon landing.

 

Vikings Season 5 episode 15

 

The finale of "The Gauntlet", the new MST3K season, featuring "Ator, the Fighting Eagle". Lousy movie, good riffing. And it ends on not exactly a cliffhanger, but an open-ended note.

Spoiler

Jonah and the whole crew are headed back to Earth? Kinga & Max are trapped in the Mads' archives? Ehrhardt is still headed for Clay & Frank's funeral? And there's still a multitude of lousy movies? Like I said before, I'm far more interested in where this could end up than I am in Episode IX.

 

black mirror "cumberbatch". pick "netflix" when you come to that option.