movies/tv Last show you watched?

[Midnight Scribbler 1,705]

The last new show I watched was this.

From everything I read on the events, it's a very accurate portrayal. If anything, as depressing as the story is, it doesn't even fully capture how truly horrible people suffered for their efforts in the events that took place. It is a dramatization, but a lot of the things shown really did happen. It is truly eye opening.

Forewarning, it is very bleak, and graphic, but I believe it's important to watch. It gives you a very good understanding of what went down.

[Prospekt 11,018]

I'm watching SpongeBob SquarePants right now.

[Thuja 3,659]

Finished Aggretsuko and was watching some of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.

[Steve Piranha 29,419]

Other than the early released episodes of ponies: Jessica Jones

[A Small Bear 60]

Rewatching all of MLP from season 1. Decided instead of picking up where I'd left off, I'd try to refresh my memory.

Aside from that, Aggretsuko's new season and I'm probably gonna work on my anime backlog after this.

[Dreambiscuit 9,672]

Battlestar Galactica (1978)

Stranger Things 3 (just the first two episodes, so no spoilers, please!)

[Here No Longer 5,276]

I am watching Star Trek: the Next Generation.

[Doctor Derpy 164]

Just finished the 2nd episode of Euphoria. Loving it so far except it's a bit 'explicit' for me.

[Lucky Bolt 35,062]

Last show I watched was MLP FIM as usual 

[CheeryFox 23,821]

Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears

[Envy 6,147]

Vinland Saga

It's historical fiction, so naturally I'm all over it!

[A Small Bear 60]

MLP, as usual

Gonna finally catch up on Jojo's after I'm done.

[bigbertha 414]

I'm making my way through season 8 of SpongeBob. Compared to season 6 which was really annoying and season 7 which was really boring, season 8 is actually pretty good so far. I've watched through House Sittin' For Sandy and aside from a couple really bad episodes, it's been funnier and more entertaining than I expected. At the pace the season's going it might rival, or be better than, season 5.

[Here No Longer 5,276]

America's Court with Judge Ross. Me and my grandma both agree: this judge has ZERO common sense. I mean he doesn't make a tenant who is ILLEGALLY RENTING OUT SOMEBODY ELSE'S PROPERTY pay anything to the ACTUAL owner of that property. How is this guy a judge? F***, I expect any TV Judge to know more about the f***ing LAW than I do, and I guess I was wrong to expect that.

Edited July 15, 2019 by ~Angel Dust~

[Dreambiscuit 9,672]

Finished watching Stranger Things S3. 

Easily my favorite 'season' yet! 

[Lucky Bolt 35,062]

America’s Got Talent but only because Brad Paisley was a judge. 

[Narcissus 354]

Barbie Dreamtopia on Youtube.

[cmarston1 5,959]

Given that the first episode of Infinity Train is up on Cartoon Network's website and On Demand, I decided to watch it.  It was a pretty promising start and I have a feeling that Infinity Train is going to be a great series.

[Moondrop 💧 743]

Tannbach on Netflix. I'm at season 2 right now.

[bigbertha 414]

I caught up on the new DC Super Hero Girls. I think the show is finally finding its groove. 

[cmarston1 5,959]

The last show I watched was Twelve Forever on Netfilx.  It is so far off to a pretty good start and I am quite enjoying it.

[TheAnimationFanatic 3,594]

I rewatched Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel. 

[Here No Longer 5,276]

The first episode of the 2019 Twilight Zone remake, "The Comedian". I have to say, it was mediocre  and there was a lot of characters that said things that literally made no sense with the context. Not to mention that it was a bit too derivative, and it really didn't feel original at all. Very disappointing to say the least. I would give the episode a 5/10. 

I watched "Nightmare at 30,000 Feet" and "Replay" now as well.

The former was actually a solid reimagining of the original "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" that actually earns a good rating for sure. It didn't lack originality, and it actually felt like a real Twilight Zone episode. Not to mention, it was actually really well written, and the twist ending probably made Rod Serling give the episode a thumbs up in his grave. I give this episode a 9/10.

"Rewind", on the other hand, is a politically motivated garbage heap. It has racism against whites (especially if they're cops) written all over it. Quite frankly, this episode actually offends me. It tries to divide its own audience, tries as hard as it can to make the cop seem and factually be racist, even ignoring the illogical BS they have to put in to make it happen. I give this $#!+ a 2/10.

Edited August 10, 2019 by Dustlicious

[Dynamo Pad 11,270]

The last show I watched was Ripley's Believe It or Not. I remember watching this show many years ago when I was younger. I remember my mom was watching the 2019 version of the show and I decided to watch the show again, as well.  

[bigRoadman 18]

One Punch Man.‫‫‫‫‫‫‫