I enjoyed both of these too.

The whole Dirty Money series was awesome and mind blowing.

The Trump episode was well documented and the people interviewed were the genuine actual people involved at the time.

Watched the Valeant one last night. Incredible.

Bojack Horseman Season 4 Episode 11. Time’s Arrow

No subject cuts quicker and more deeply than family. When most of us grow up, we start to understand that our parents’ flaws are a product of their own complex lives. For our cartoon horse hero, his own narcissism precludes him from considering such things. Because of this, his toxic upbringing is never processed and it molds him into that same ugly form; He hurts himself and those around him to try and bandage his own bitterness. Most of this great series involves watching his darkly comic spiral.

The visual representation of memory in this is brilliant. Details change, disappear and reappear as the mind claws at old scraps. It’s dark, but the overall theme is constructive. Our actions ripple outward far longer than we often realize. When we wrong someone, especially those closest to us, that wrong is visited not only on them but on their relationships. In the closing of the episode, Bojack feels empathy for his mother. By understanding her story, maybe he can finally break the cycle of dysfunction. Probably not though. What do you think this is a cartoon?

Brilliant episode, 10/10

The End of the ****ing World was amazing.

+1 to End of the ****ing World being great and the girl and her accent super cute.

Not sure if it’s in the US catalog but have been enjoying Jack Whitehall’s Travels with my Father lately too.
I think once you get past their incredibly posh British accents and a grown man calling his father daddy it’s quite entertaining and rather funny seeing the different interactions between themselves and the local South East Asians in countries they visit

When We First Met was really good the 1st time I saw it when it was called Ground Hog Day.

I'm enjoying AC 5 episodes in. I'd give it a solid 7/10 so far. Good if you like the sci fi genre like i do.

Daddario > Mcdowell though.

A L T E R E D C A R B O N

I'm on my third watch, can't get enough. I love it flaws and all.

The End of the ****ing World was really, really good. I thought it ended perfectly and as much as I'd like to see more, I can't really think of a way they could make it better by adding seasons.

Talk soup is back on E!... I mean Netflix, and it’s not called that anymore. Somewhat shaky start but worth it

I will have to find that. I was a fan back when Kinnear hosted.

Radius was interesting with Ressler from Blacklist in the lead. It does have serious logical flaws but overall worth a watch.
Man wakes up after a truck crash, can't remember much but people drop dead when near him.

finished altered carbon over the weekend. interesting enough but I really struggled to follow along. had to read an episode recap online after each one.

Wait doesn't that make me too old to be a damn hipster?

You're like a Portlandia hipster

Travelers is decent enough to binge. I put it off until it had 2 seasons, because I dislike cliffhanger finales, but iirc this is a regular Canadian show so no guarantees of season 3.

I guess I am spoiled now and feel entitled to neatly resolved plots and the ability to binge like it’s a 10 hour movie...

From what I read Netflix will make the call on S03.

Hope it goes.

John Henson was clearly a better Kinnear.

movie Radius was worth watching

John Henson was best of Talk Soup hosts by far. Hal Sparks prob worst, but he grew on me after a while.

Henson's hair was annoying

Really enjoyed "The Mortified Guide" which is basically a bunch of spoken word performances of mostly women reading excerpts from their teenage diaries. There were a few clunkers in there, bui they were more hits than misses.