Yup, he's the man.

Almost done with S4 now (through 10 eps). Damn, some heavy/random/odd **** going down. Not sure I love the vibe currently, but will stick with it LDO. Damn good show.

Prepare yourself, that was one of my favorite shows for a number of years and quickly turned into a mess in which I hope they just put it out of its misery.

I watch the Sarah Silverman special. I laughed out loud, and I was alone and sober.

Anyone recommend solid 4k / HDR content on Netflix? Just got a new OLED, was upsold on the extra $2 /mo. for 4k, but black mirror looks exactly the same.

Previous and new season of Orange is the New Black is in 4K.

You also need a very good internet connection to get 4k. You might be able to check the actual streaming resolution with some button on your remote.

But unfortunately the differences between 4k and 1080 isn't that big

Yup

Brilliant stand up

Me too. It's very rare that I'm busting up watching NF in bed.




I've always liked Sarah and her shtick, but man has she grown into something special, brilliant works. Best NF comedy special I've seen* out of dozens.


*Haven't seen Norm or the new Bribiglia yet

Yeah I thought the Sarah Silverman was great. I liked the Norm but easily preferred this.

I think he means there is quite a discernable difference between 1080 and 4k...at least that's my experience.

Just wait until planet earth 2 comes out.

I checked out Black Mirror in 4k, but could tell no discernible difference. Then I checked out "Moving Art" (or something close to that), and it looked good, but not amazing. Changing over to HDR mode certainly made things more "4k ish", but felt a little Soap Opera-y.

How is your internet connection and is it a true 4K tv? Many tvs say 4K because they accept that signal but are really 2k

Moving Art should look phenomenal if you are truly watching in 4K on a 4K tv

It's an LG OLED65B6P and I have pretty solid internet (Comcast), however the connection is wireless.

I see your point, but I watched it 2x and felt a lot differently the 2nd time around.

It's a really important story about a very powerful institution.

When I started watching, it was easy to jump to conclusions about where it was going; but it goes to an unbelievable place but does it with dignity, clarity and tremendous credibility.

It's important for the world to know how full of **** and powerful this entity is. The **** they believe isn't even in the Bible. I don't where they come up with the nonsense but it's obvious it's basically a merry-go-round of pedophiles and horny control freaks and no one seems to give a ****. Pretty damn amazing. No politician will touch it. These mother****ers and their bull**** sex-ring cult need to go. They are rich now though and have everyone bribed so good ****ing luck if you happen to encounter these monsters. It's all about ****ing and money and some ******* in a gold robe and wizard hat everyone adores. This documentary pretty much proves it; at least to me.

It's better than Making A Murderer because it's just as outrageous as the Avery case, only more people are involved wth the injustice.

A must watch imo.

I watched Rounders last night, can't say I was overly impressed tbh.

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Yeah, well, that's just like your opinion, man.

God rounders has been the guiltiest pleasure movie for me for years

I thought I'd get a reaction, but not this quickly or vehemently lol.

Rounders is flawed but nonetheless a classic.

yeah The Keepers is pretty great. i love good true crime documentaries

i think I'd need Netflix to pay for my subscription for a year to even consider clicking on "Oh Hello on Broadway"

I 1st watched Orange is the New Black a month or so ago and binged season 1-4 in a couple weeks and liked it.

Season 5 sucks so far. 3.5 episodes in and I am not very motivated to keep watching.

Doesn't that have John Mullaney in it? His fox show sucked but his standup game is solid