Finished watching that series and then found "Life in Pieces" which is sort of like This is us, but more jokes and much lighter.Watching the series, "This Is Us" right now.
Recommended!
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Finished watching that series and then found "Life in Pieces" which is sort of like This is us, but more jokes and much lighter.Watching the series, "This Is Us" right now.
Recommended!
No. Not yet. I'm just almost through - a few minutes left - watching LA92, a National Geographic produced documentary about the Rodney King beating, trial and riots. The footage is at times incredible, shocking, horrific - but it's riveting. I had to take breaks though - too intense. It’s hard to look at at times. I highly recommend breaks, too. To think about it in chunks. It follows exactly what happened - and the public reaction all the way through...and some of the creepy politicians and lawyers are astounding. The court decision and the f@#%ing horrible bureaucrats of the time...snakes. One can understand the anger in the black community. But then the response by some of the rioters was barbaric. I was In my late teens/ early 20s back then. I remember some of the news but this is a powerful retrospective on what happened.We're watching 13th right now. It's very enlightening. Good information if you want to learn more about systemic racism. Have you seen this @Kimmio Laughterlove
We've been watching Murdoch Mysteries on Netflix.
Murdoch referred to London, Paris and Cambridge. Cambridge did not exist in Murdoch's time, it was Galt, Preston and Hespeller.
But are they talking about Ontario Canada? It could be the original Paris, London and Cambridge.Even when I was born. The amalgamation happened when I was in elementary school, IIRC.
But are they talking about Ontario Canada? It could be the original Paris, London and Cambridge.
Oh I didn't know that....I don't watch the series and didn't realize it was in Canada.Given that the UK Cambridge is not itself a major city on par with the European London and Paris, seems unlikely. And Murdoch Mysteries is about a detective in nineteenth (or very early twentieth?) century Canada, so it seems probably the reference is to the Ontario communities.
It is regularly filmed in the Galt portion of Cambridge.Oh I didn't know that....I don't watch the series and didn't realize it was in Canada.
It is regularly filmed in the Galt portion of Cambridge.
Some filling has been done at the church that i used to attend.
It is fun to watch them transform the buildings.
Note: the handmaid's tale is also filmed there
But are they talking about Ontario Canada? It could be the original Paris, London and Cambridge.
I think it is available on CBC's Gem streaming service, too, but not sure what seasons. Not really on my radar.
filling has been done at the church that i used to attend
Yes, they used a different church for most, I think., but Wesley definitely had filming done.Was that the church we attended together? One scene in the church had a room that looked very familiar to me. Not all the church scenes, just some
Yes, they used a different church for most, I think., but Wesley definitely had filming done.
The market also did