Mythbusters alums Kari Byron, Tory Belleci and Grant Imahara head down the rabbit hole to investigate weird and wonderful events from pop culture, science and history. Under their microscope are topics as diverse as jailbreaks, superpower technology, heists and crazy world war two weapons. In each episode the hosts immerse themselves in experiments, builds and tests as they sleuth the truth behind these and other well googled themes.
Netflix has announced a new series premiering December 9 called White Rabbit Project.
White Rabbit Project - Netflix
Is there anything you won't watch Ratsky?Old:
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Is there anything you won't watch Ratsky?
Oh, and apparently Swedish Dicks sucks (Ratsky, get your mind out of the gutter you know full well what I meant). The nicest (by some margin) review that I've seen for it was mostly lukewarm and gave it 3/5. And that was the nicest. It got really panned elsewhere.
Question for those that watch them all: for The Flash, Arrow, Legends of Tomorrow and now Supergirl, should I watch them in the order that they air? I'm catching up on Arrow, and plan on alternating episodes of The Flash and Arrow like their air dates for seasons one and three of both shows, but am wondering if, outside of the connected episodes, I'm making it more complicated than it should be?
Also this is ahead of time, but still: any idea if they're going to have a big series going for December / January? Seems like in years past they've had The Leftovers and The Newsroom in December.
Question for those that watch them all: for The Flash, Arrow, Legends of Tomorrow and now Supergirl, should I watch them in the order that they air? I'm catching up on Arrow, and plan on alternating episodes of The Flash and Arrow like their air dates for seasons one and three of both shows, but am wondering if, outside of the connected episodes, I'm making it more complicated than it should be?
Also this is ahead of time, but still: any idea if they're going to have a big series going for December / January? Seems like in years past they've had The Leftovers and The Newsroom in December.
Not really, the crossover episodes are one thing but the rest is super minor.
I don't watch Supergirl, but with the other three, I'd say that it doesn't really matter too much.
I'd say no. The fall HBO lineup will last through the first weekend in December, I believe, which is exactly how The Leftovers: S2 aired. They could quickly burn off The Newsroom since it was short, but even that premiered early November and ended two weeks into December. It would be stupid to launch any notable new series at that time, like The Deuce. Maybe stuff like Girls and Crashing will air in January, but they could wait until February.Also this is ahead of time, but still: any idea if they're going to have a big series going for December / January? Seems like in years past they've had The Leftovers and The Newsroom in December.
I always have nothing but praise when Ratsky puts these lists up. So much more effort than I have put into the cancellation threads.
That reminds me though, that thread should be up in a day or two. /cackle
Can't top Jaime Murray in the hot hg wells department.There's also "Time After Time" with hot HG Wells and Jack the Ripper based on a book that was made into a movie 37 years ago from ABC which is missing but apparently they haven't announced an air date for it so I guess it's going to be mid-season.
Atlanta
Queen Sugar
When Parenthood ended a couple of years ago, I suggested that audiences might have to look to cable to find the next great family drama. Based on the first three episodes, which have an impressive command of tone and place on top of the family dynamics, this one could be it.
Better Things
One Mississippi
The Good Place
This is Us
One of two shows on this list created by Dan Fogelman it's a low-key relationship drama where the less you know going in the better, but if it works (and the pilot mostly does, particularly at the end), it's the kind of show the broadcast networks should be making more of.
Speechless
Pitch
Timeless
No Tomorrow
Frequency
Divorce
Divorce is as cutting as you might expect for a comedy created by Catastrophe's Sharon Horgan.
Insecure
HBO's been developing this show with web comedy star Issa Rae for a while now, and the result feels fully-baked: likable and funny and deeply personal.
Guys, question. I think earlier this year (spring or summer) I read about this new (comedy) show but I forgot what it was called and googling it didn't really help me out. I watched a trailer that was kinda cool so I'd like to check if it turned out good.
It was about a woman that somehow ended up taking care of the children of another super-rich woman (maybe her sister?) after not having contact with each other for a really long time. Said rather rich family lives in a mansion, has a cleaner/nanny etc but the parents of the kids are for some reason (maybe arrested for something?) not in the picture.
Lots of Good Stuff !
And LOL at van helsing for biting vampires back to human xD
For me I will focus on :
Pretty Much everything based on comic books that does not have zombies in it
Black Mirror
Class
Samurai Jack
Son of Zorn
Elementary
Maybe (probably will see one episode and think about it):
Elijah Wood with a Corgi
Man in the High Castle (if I finish season one)
MacGyver (love how it is almost a parody of macgyver)
Arq/Timeless (I am a sucker for time travel)
Stan Against Evil
Aren't Shots Fired, Prison Break, 24: Legacy, Knightfall, and Xenia: Warrior Princess also supposed to start up this year?
Knight Rider Heroes
Skylanders Academy
The Fall returns September 29: https://twitter.com/BBCTwo/status/776052058218762240
Ratsky, Beauty and the Beast ENDED. Forever.
I am free!
The Fall returns September 29: https://twitter.com/BBCTwo/status/776052058218762240
Finally!
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And The Grand Tour is set for November 18: http://www.theverge.com/2016/9/16/12938614/amazon-grand-tour-november-18-top-gear
Saw a preview for Westworld, gotta say it looks pretty awesome.
I'm so sorry for your loss. RIP
;___;
But I am free now to watch better things and to anticipate Disney's Beauty and the Beast with all of my heart now ☺️
It was a pretty predictable ending and at least it ended with the two living the way they always have: selfishly and with no real thought for others.
Beauty and the Beast
Ended, your heart unshackled
Free forevermore
would you have it any other way?
The Fall returns September 29: https://twitter.com/BBCTwo/status/776052058218762240
Finally!
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And The Grand Tour is set for November 18: http://www.theverge.com/2016/9/16/12938614/amazon-grand-tour-november-18-top-gear
Nope! But I felt bad for their friends, the all much more relatable and decently cool secondary characters.