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NoTrouble · 13th February 2018, 01:41

If you haven't seen "Schitt's Creek" you really need to. It is fucking hilarious.

Indulge me while I throw in a shameless plug for a little Canadian gem called "Caught". It is a mini series adapted from the Lisa Moore crime novel of the same name and stars some good Canadian talent both in front of and behind the camera.

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Starring Allan Hawco, Tori Anderson, Enuka Okuma and Paul Gross, Caught is the story of David Slaney, who breaks out of prison to finish a big-time heist that will set him up for life, with police hot on his trail. The series, set in 1978, was filmed on location in Newfoundland, Ontario and the Dominican Republic.

The book was shortlisted for Scotiabank Giller Prize and Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize in 2013.

It takes a lot to get me excited about network television but I am over the moon that "Timeless" will finally be back for season 2 premiering on Sunday, March 11 (10/9c) on NBC. Welcome back Lucy, Wyatt and Rufus, it's about time.

There will also be a new addition to the cast in a recurring role, Nicholas Keynes (played by UnREAL‘s Michael Rady), who is an American soldier in WWI. After getting badly injured during battle, Keynes is carried to a farmhouse, where he is cared for by Emma (Annie Wersching) and Carol (Susanna Thompson), who want to save his life. Though he seems helpless at first, Keynes is much more formidable than he initially appears.

Additional Season 2 episodes will explore the Salem Witch Trials and Hollywood circa the early 1940s.

TRX75 · 16th February 2018, 05:00

Maybe slightly off-topic, re-runs of Brit comedy sci-fi series Red Dwarf.

Their take on JFK's assassination was brilliant:

You Tube

Namcot · 19th February 2018, 02:48

Just finish watching the 8th and final episode of Season 4 of "Bron/Broen" aka The Bridge.

It's the end of the series.

A fitting and spectacular finish.

At the same time I wished there will be another season but the final scene before the ending credits showed a finality to the series and I am sad to see it end.

alexora · 19th February 2018, 03:23

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Originally Posted by TRX75

Maybe slightly off-topic, re-runs of Brit comedy sci-fi series Red Dwarf.

Their take on JFK's assassination was brilliant:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=W6naJ08Tskk

If it is a show you are following, then it isn't off-topic to discuss it here.

Besides: Red Dwarf is one of the best comedy sci-fi shows of all time and all who haven't yet watched it will surely benefit from your suggestion.

Karmafan · 20th February 2018, 15:22

If you have Netflix a new show dropped today. Its called The Frankenstein Chronicles:

Inspector John Marlott (played by the great Sean Bean) investigates a series of crimes in 19th Century London, which may have been committed by a scientist intent on re-animating the dead. Its a gruesome crime drama that runs for I think 6 episodes.

Namcot · 1st March 2018, 05:44

Watching a 6 episode series called Mega Food about what it takes to feed a large group of people.

In the first episode:

the Oasis of the Seas, the biggest cruise ship in the world.

On a standard 7 day cruise from Miami to the Caribbean and back, 250 chefs out of 24 kitchens will serve over 280,000 meals in the 22 on board restaurants and also by room service totaling over 100 tons of food, precooked weight.

That's not including meals served to every cruise ship employees on board on a daily basis.

Just on Friday which is lobster night at 3 of their restaurants, they will serve over 6,000 lobsters. ABSURD!!

The head chef (named Commander In Chef) checks all 24 kitchens, scattered throughout the length of the ship and across different decks, 3 times a day!

That's a job I don't want.

You also can't get me on one of those ships!!

Now starting to watch the next episode about Singapore Airlines Airbus A-380, the largest passenger airliner in the world that can carry over 500 passengers and how a kitchen in Zurich Switzerland has 30 kitchen employees working around the clock just to make the meals needed to feed all 500+ passengers for the duration of just one A-380 flight.

NoTrouble · 2nd March 2018, 15:14

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Originally Posted by Karmafan

If you have Netflix a new show dropped today. Its called The Frankenstein Chronicles:

Inspector John Marlott (played by the great Sean Bean) investigates a series of crimes in 19th Century London, which may have been committed by a scientist intent on re-animating the dead. Its a gruesome crime drama that runs for I think 6 episodes.

Sean Bean is one of the coolest "villain" character actors out there and I really enjoy his work but he is also very likeable on the odd occasionally when he plays "the good guy". I will have to check this one out one day.

I love the Olympics but am glad that all my shows are back on this week so I binge watched some on demand last night. The one I was looking most forward to seeing was 9-1-1, excellent show.

NoTrouble · 2nd March 2018, 19:50

'The Orville' Season 2 Begins Production, Adds Classic Star Trek Writer

Production has officially gotten underway on the second season of FOX’s The Orville.

Several members of the show’s cast and crew shared posts on social media from the show’s first table read of the season, including creator Seth MacFarlane, who tweeted out to thank the cast and crew for a great first table read.

Assistant costume designer Ivy Thaide shared a photo to Instagram of the call sheet for the show's first episode. TrekMovie noticed that the sheet’s header lists Star Trek alum Joe Menosky as a co-executive producer.

Menosky was a prolific Star Trek franchise writer in the 1990s, with over 50 credits across Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and Star Trek: Voyager. He is probably best known for writing “Darmok,” one of the most memorable episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation. More recently he worked on Star Trek: Discovery, co-writing the episode “Lethe” with Ted Sullivan. Menonsky has apparently jumped over to The Orville since then.

The Orville is Fox’s science fiction dramedy created by Family Guy’s Seth MacFarlane. The show is inspired by MacFarlane’s love of the Star Trek franchise. MacFarlane already executive produces The Orville alongside two Star Trek alumni: Brannon Braga, who worked on Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Voyager, and Star Trek: Enterprise, and David A. Goodman, a longtime fan who wrote the popular Futurama tribute episode “Where No Fan Has Gone Before” before moving on to write for Star Trek: Enterprise. The addition of Menonsky only adds to the show's classic Star Trek credentials.

The Orville recently made some new casting announcements, adding Jessica Szohr as a new series regular and Chris Johnson in a recurring role.

The Orville was Fox’s biggest premiere since Empire and was soon renewed for a second season.

“Once again Seth has struck a powerful chord with viewers,” said Michael Thorn, President, Entertainment, Fox Broadcasting Company in a statement when the renewal was announced. “He has delivered a series full of optimism, drama and his trademark humor. We want to thank him and the rest of the talented cast, as well as the producers and crew, for an incredible first season. We can’t wait to see where The Orville travels in the second.”
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Fox reported that The Orville had an audience of approximately 14 million viewers across all platforms.

The new season of The Orville will consist of 14 episodes and will premiere on Fox in late 2018.

NoTrouble · 8th March 2018, 18:05

Is anyone else that might be following Blindspot think that the female lead (Jaimie Alexander) has become a whining crybaby that needs to get over herself ???

Ashley Johnson is yummy and damn that Tori Anderson is fucking hot. She is our "hometown girl" ... she is also currently in the Canadian mini series named Caught where she plays "Ada" ... mmmmmmm

Sad part is she is quickly leaving our price range for actors we can afford.

NoTrouble · 9th March 2018, 15:40

If you are ever in a crappy mood and want to shake that funk, watch an episode of American Housewife and I promise you will be smiling for at least a 1/2 hour in the day ... I laughed so hard last night I think I pee'd a little.

19th February 2018, 02:48	#763
Namcot Registered User Beyond Redemption Join Date: Jun 2013 Posts: 19,796 Thanks: 9,963 Thanked 86,393 Times in 16,165 Posts	Just finish watching the 8th and final episode of Season 4 of "Bron/Broen" aka The Bridge. It's the end of the series. A fitting and spectacular finish. At the same time I wished there will be another season but the final scene before the ending credits showed a finality to the series and I am sad to see it end.

20th February 2018, 15:22	#765
Karmafan Who Cut The Cheese? Beyond Redemption Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 11,387 Thanks: 39,606 Thanked 38,086 Times in 9,848 Posts	If you have Netflix a new show dropped today. Its called The Frankenstein Chronicles: Inspector John Marlott (played by the great Sean Bean) investigates a series of crimes in 19th Century London, which may have been committed by a scientist intent on re-animating the dead. Its a gruesome crime drama that runs for I think 6 episodes.

1st March 2018, 05:44	#766
Namcot Registered User Beyond Redemption Join Date: Jun 2013 Posts: 19,796 Thanks: 9,963 Thanked 86,393 Times in 16,165 Posts	Watching a 6 episode series called Mega Food about what it takes to feed a large group of people. In the first episode: the Oasis of the Seas, the biggest cruise ship in the world. On a standard 7 day cruise from Miami to the Caribbean and back, 250 chefs out of 24 kitchens will serve over 280,000 meals in the 22 on board restaurants and also by room service totaling over 100 tons of food, precooked weight. That's not including meals served to every cruise ship employees on board on a daily basis. Just on Friday which is lobster night at 3 of their restaurants, they will serve over 6,000 lobsters. ABSURD!! The head chef (named Commander In Chef) checks all 24 kitchens, scattered throughout the length of the ship and across different decks, 3 times a day! That's a job I don't want. You also can't get me on one of those ships!! Now starting to watch the next episode about Singapore Airlines Airbus A-380, the largest passenger airliner in the world that can carry over 500 passengers and how a kitchen in Zurich Switzerland has 30 kitchen employees working around the clock just to make the meals needed to feed all 500+ passengers for the duration of just one A-380 flight.

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NoTrouble I Got Banned Addicted Join Date: Mar 2016 Location: Between Here And There Posts: 849 Thanks: 508 Thanked 1,680 Times in 684 Posts	'The Orville' Season 2 Begins Production, Adds Classic Star Trek Writer Production has officially gotten underway on the second season of FOX’s The Orville. Several members of the show’s cast and crew shared posts on social media from the show’s first table read of the season, including creator Seth MacFarlane, who tweeted out to thank the cast and crew for a great first table read. Assistant costume designer Ivy Thaide shared a photo to Instagram of the call sheet for the show's first episode. TrekMovie noticed that the sheet’s header lists Star Trek alum Joe Menosky as a co-executive producer. Menosky was a prolific Star Trek franchise writer in the 1990s, with over 50 credits across Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and Star Trek: Voyager. He is probably best known for writing “Darmok,” one of the most memorable episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation. More recently he worked on Star Trek: Discovery, co-writing the episode “Lethe” with Ted Sullivan. Menonsky has apparently jumped over to The Orville since then. The Orville is Fox’s science fiction dramedy created by Family Guy’s Seth MacFarlane. The show is inspired by MacFarlane’s love of the Star Trek franchise. MacFarlane already executive produces The Orville alongside two Star Trek alumni: Brannon Braga, who worked on Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Voyager, and Star Trek: Enterprise, and David A. Goodman, a longtime fan who wrote the popular Futurama tribute episode “Where No Fan Has Gone Before” before moving on to write for Star Trek: Enterprise. The addition of Menonsky only adds to the show's classic Star Trek credentials. The Orville recently made some new casting announcements, adding Jessica Szohr as a new series regular and Chris Johnson in a recurring role. The Orville was Fox’s biggest premiere since Empire and was soon renewed for a second season. “Once again Seth has struck a powerful chord with viewers,” said Michael Thorn, President, Entertainment, Fox Broadcasting Company in a statement when the renewal was announced. “He has delivered a series full of optimism, drama and his trademark humor. We want to thank him and the rest of the talented cast, as well as the producers and crew, for an incredible first season. We can’t wait to see where The Orville travels in the second.” 0comments Fox reported that The Orville had an audience of approximately 14 million viewers across all platforms. The new season of The Orville will consist of 14 episodes and will premiere on Fox in late 2018.

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NoTrouble I Got Banned Addicted Join Date: Mar 2016 Location: Between Here And There Posts: 849 Thanks: 508 Thanked 1,680 Times in 684 Posts	Is anyone else that might be following Blindspot think that the female lead (Jaimie Alexander) has become a whining crybaby that needs to get over herself ??? Ashley Johnson is yummy and damn that Tori Anderson is fucking hot. She is our "hometown girl" ... she is also currently in the Canadian mini series named Caught where she plays "Ada" ... mmmmmmm Sad part is she is quickly leaving our price range for actors we can afford.

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NoTrouble I Got Banned Addicted Join Date: Mar 2016 Location: Between Here And There Posts: 849 Thanks: 508 Thanked 1,680 Times in 684 Posts	If you are ever in a crappy mood and want to shake that funk, watch an episode of American Housewife and I promise you will be smiling for at least a 1/2 hour in the day ... I laughed so hard last night I think I pee'd a little.