I am going to guess that you are talking about baseball. Correct?

Glad to hear that you are enjoying Game of Thrones.

Am I the only one is over Game of Thrones?

Not a GoT guy so can't comment on it. I did watch all of Band of Brothers last week and man can HBO make some quality TV. I felt like I was a member of Easy Company right there in Europe during every episode.

It can really be over hyped. Some people wont stop name dropping as well. Ugh

I was not a fan of got for years when it started out a friend (not anyone here) had told me about it and once I got into it it was addicting

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I have only seen a few episodes. When I have more free time, whenever that is, I have to watch them all.

Why does your Father hate the show? You should keep watching it.

I have heard many fans were disappointed with the last episode.

Which show will you be watching next?

So saw the last ep of game of throwns and while ill say it was not the best they could of have done with the ending of a show the show itself was good a little dissapointed on how the direction of the ending kind of like a dissapointed when sopronos ended aswell but all is good and now thats one show out of the way.

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Its over. There are no more episodes to watch.

I knew that. I was just being funny. lol

So whats on tap for tv shows people???

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Just finished rewatching all of House.

Great show! I've been barely watching TV lately, but when I do I've been grinding through IASIP.

That last season drops the quality, and the finale is debatable.

How are you liking IASIP?

So far so good. It's crazy how much insane for television jokes they have. It's a hoot!

I agree that its awesome. There should really be more shows like it.

They are both hott in different ways. Which one do you identify with?

Really? Are you sure you have never manipulated any man? Not even once?

I'm sure you only wear that to get lots of attention. Lots and lots of attention.

RiverDale has some good mysteries, and a nice cast of lovely ladies.

Watched Twin Peaks: The Return part 8 last night, ama. @absurd-ditties @dean

Got a light?

Here's more thoughts since I have nowhere else to regurgitate them. In all honesty I thought it was overhyped. It's a great episode, but having heard extreme reactions right from its release my expectations were out of wack.

I was actually surprised with how straight forward it was, after so many 'what the fuck did I just watch' reactions - not that it isn't weird or that I can explain every detail of it, but I found the gist of it easy to follow.

Here's how I saw it, trying to keep it simple:

-The new mexico nuke either created the glass box creature, or allowed it to enter this dimension from somewhere else.

-Glass box creature spawned Bob in larvae form.

-In response the Giant creates, uh, like the essence that would become Laura, or Laura herself, or maybe it was an attempt at a protection spell, or maybe it wasn't literally Laura and her image was just used to convey the idea of 'goodness,' or...

-Other black lodge dudes have some investment in keeping Bob alive. They brought Booper back after the gunshot, and way back when helped him take form in the first place. Maybe the black lodge entities are regular evil, while Bob comes from somewhere else and is amped up super-evil.

In the OG series Harry had a line about Bob being "the evil that men do," that taken literally it makes sense if the nuke is what spawned him. Leland also had a line that Bob was powerless until he invited him in (paraphrase), so it seems to me Bob is more like a parasite that leeches off and enables his host's behavior, but doesn't actually control. I think Cooper himself killed Windom Earle in the black lodge and that was him "inviting Bob in."

Alternatively, Bob as we know him was a normal man who the bug implanted, who later became confined to the black lodge, which means the lodge and the place the glass box creature (and maybe the giant) came from are entirely separate places. So the bug is in Bob who's now possessing Cooper, the bug is implanted in Cooper by proxy.

There's also some theme of criticizing communication technology going on, in that it was the radio that lulled the adults to sleep, so they wouldn't see what happened to the girl. It might tie back to Jacoby using radio / livestreaming to mislead people and shill his shovels, and Laura's mother having an absolutely massive TV feeding her violent imagery and not much else going on. Maybe she was similarly lulled by technology so as not to notice what was happening with Laura.

That's contrasted by the skype call to Doc Hayward in the previous episode. It's hardly as simple as "technology bad, except sometimes" but that's basically what I got thus far, tech can help us better communicate until someone hijacks it to mislead, and the lonelier denizens of Twin Peaks are the most susceptible to the negative end. In Lynch's masterclass he mentioned that he wrote The Return with Frost entirely over Skype, so communication tech may have been on their mind the entire time.

I just started season four of Seinfeld last night. I've seen bits and pieces of Seinfeld throughout the years, but I figured I should give it a proper run. Each episode is funnier than the last. I'm trying to work on NBC shows before the NBC streaming service comes out and takes all the shows away.

I was never a fan of Westerns, but The Rifleman is not that bad. I have been watching it.

Are you a fan of Westerns? If so, which is your favorite?

Just started watching Breaking Bad and it is so great! I'm currently in the middle of season 3.

May have to re-watch it again also. Such a phenomenal show!

Yes one of my fave all time shows I have the series on DVD and rewatch it a number of times

After you finish that series pick up just call series you will enjoy it as they link up decent together with cast members from breaking bad

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Just watched the first episode of Better Call Saul! It was really good. I had no idea Breaking Bad had a spin-off until just recently.

Update, I'm on the second season of Better Call Saul and it's such a great show! So glad I decided to watch it.