why would Morticia be hispanic?

the fact Bezos was personally involved makes it flopping even more delicious

Elementary, no match for me. Besides the much more interesting cases and detective work, its acting is what sets him apart from The Mentalist in a major way. Baker is an amazing actor but Jonny Lee Miller's work on Sherlock Holmes is on another level, honestly some of the best tv acting I've seen. Plus, it's often very funny and got some real good twists on Sherlock's lore

sad for Sue, but cannot deny I got mega anxiety for a moment here

lmao. That and Patrick Stewart killed me

man, I don't envy Goro. Insane pressure on following his legendary father's steps, who then scolded him hard for his first movie. Can't imagine how he must have felt

Show Me a Hero is truly tremendous, and very depressing as well

comedy will never go out of style, humour is immortal, was here before civilization and will be here in a thousand years

the Benny Hill Show on ITV back in, dunno, 1985? Absolutely loved it as a child and love it now, Benny was a real comedy genius

he was terrifying, lol, like an old, still elegant James Bond wreaking havoc in NYC

oh yeah thanks. Weirdly, I thought the show was axed and made into that movie

wasn't there a movie with Bautista under the same name? am I developing early 'zheimer?

The Equalizer; Edward Woodward incessantly kicking all sorts of ass was so good

are you telling me an American show stereotypes people from other nations? My god, I never

that Alvaro chap is spot on though, lol. Kind of funny that the one review showing up is a savage one

doesn't really matter when the main six are all white and hetero, which is absolutely outrageous in the minds of modern twattivists

let me take a wild guess, no gays or blacks in it

Geralt is indeed old but he's like the best swordsman ever, pirouetting like a motherf'er all the time. Mads is amazing but he wouldn't be up to it physically I believe

fuck what, where? England. I got The Americans on Disney here, under Star catalogue

Victoria with Jenna Coleman was the sappiest girly teenage fairytale with zero historical authenticity, all things I normally hate, but I'll be damned if I missed one single episode of that

same with Poldark. I was invested to the very end of that barrage of impossibly beautiful people, French jnvasions of England in the form of eight guys, England retaliating by storming France with six men, Poldark working in a mine for like 16 hours a day, go home, tend to the crops, have sex with Demelza and go out at night because something was afoot around the property, cartoon villains, super progressive parliamentary sessions, more bad luck than Wily Coyote and proto James Bond shenanigans

only if it's of significant lower quality. Look, I love Supernatural but rewatching it after Bosch was a most jarring experience, took a while to adjust myself to it

NYPD Blue is still a great show and yeah, Sipowicz was fantastic, a pint full of rage and balls

I think show would have continued, yes. Loved her and her character, so cute and played to perfection

more than that, it's amazing. Watch it pal, you ain't gonna be disappointed

"prestige television" (god, I hate that pretentious ass definition) is hard to beat production wise, so early 2000s to circa today. But the heart seldom follows the head, thus my personal best decade is mid 80s to mid 90s. Stellar sitcoms like Frasier and OFAH, Star Trek DS9, MacGyver, Fresh Prince, Bottom, Edge of Darkness...that is my pick