What show are you watching right now?

[heydaralon]

Yes it's the finale, but haven't seen it yet, will probably watch it tomorrow morning after I get off work

I should have put Spoiler alert. I didn't spoil anything you weren't anticipating, but my bad. Lmk what you think.

You didn't spoil anything, I never assumed Lalo was out of the picture, just in Mexico, it's not like they've never shown any scene's in Mexico before

It was a pretty good finale. I am wondering how they are going to tie up this entire timeline and the post BB timeline, in one season. My guess is that the penultimate episode will wrap up better call saul, and the final episode of the series will wrap up the post BB Cinnabon timeline.

[Hastur]

If you like slow TV, Swedish public broadcasting just started their coverage of the yearly moose migration. They put a lot of cameras at a bottleneck location and are broadcasting 24/7 until April 11.
Does it work abroad?
https://www.svtplay.se/den-stora-algvandringen

Works for me, has an English option for the text too.
Can't see any moose though, just trees and snow right now.

A lot of moose now. The spring is late and there is more ice this year so they are cautious. Some have managed to cross but most of them are waiting.

[SuburbanFarmer]

The Last Dance, documentary covering Michael Jordan’s career.

Fucking Reinsdorff - ‘We had to break up the team because those guys weren’t going to be worth the money they could get on the open market’.

Dumbass, that’s EXACTLY what they’re worth.

[SuburbanFarmer]

Home Game - regional sports that nobody knows about.

First episode is about an annual no-rules rugby match in Florence Italy. This might be the only sport better than football. Americans could innovate the shit out of this.

[doc_loliday]

Black 47

The 12th Man

Just saw these movies, they're pretty good flicks. Anyone seen them?

[StCapps]

The Last Dance, documentary covering Michael Jordan’s career.

Fucking Reinsdorff - ‘We had to break up the team because those guys weren’t going to be worth the money they could get on the open market’.

Dumbass, that’s EXACTLY what they’re worth.

Reinsdorf was right, all those guys fell off after the last dance, they weren't worth the money they would have been paid on the contracts they would have signed with the Bulls

they used to be worth what they would have made, but the Bulls weren't paying for the past, they were paying for the future

if they did just run it back again, it wouldn't have worked, it would just have been false hope that delayed the inevitable break up of the dynasty and made it harder to get value for the assets they did have, with an extra year of depreciation on all of them and them being that much more expensive

the whole documentary was slanted towards Jordan's perspective of events, and he wouldn't have agreed to do it if they didn't spin it towards the narrative he preferred, so Reinsdorf was portrayed as the villain that Jordan saw him as

fantastic documentary, but Jerry Reinsdorf is unfairly maligned by nostalgic armchair GMs

[Martin Hash]

Good analysis.

[Hastur]

I'm going to watch this. It premieres here tomorrow. Has anyone seen it?

It's about the 1973 Yom Kippur war.

[The Conservative]

[doc_loliday]

Know who makes good non woke TV? Russians.

Drama/Thriller:

To the Lake

Scifi:

Better Than Us