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I'm watching live. WTF. I call fake news.

jhawks99 wrote: ↑Wed May 27, 2020 2:09 pm I'm watching live. WTF. I call fake news.

Watching on spacex.com

Somebody needs to get their black Sharpie out and direct that weather system way off the coast to the east!

Anyone watching GRANT on the History channel? Really good!

Yes. And its terrific.

TDub wrote: ↑Wed May 27, 2020 11:07 pm Yes. And its terrific.

We agree on something. Cool.

Watched episode 1 last night. Looks really good.

15:15. 7 minutes until liftoff. Tune in to Discovery or the NASA channel to see the launch of a rocket from Flow-Rida.

Elon is excited, no doubt.

Epstein miniseries on Netflix

Nine at 9, sunday’s on ID

Sunday, 5/31/20, 10:14am The capsule is docking with the international space station right now on the NASA Channel.

Cargo shorts on the space station? How long you been up there dude?

Geezer wrote: ↑Sun May 31, 2020 10:13 am Cargo shorts on the space station? How long you been up there dude?

How do we know those pockets aren't full of lead or gold, for ballast?

Anyone catch the CBS Sunday Night Movie?

Little Fires Everywhere on Hulu is fantastic with a capital F.

Clueless on Netflix!

Somehow beav had never seen it. How?!

There’s so much to discuss about it though! Paul Rudd is the dreamy ex-step brother who comes back from college (at KU?) to hang on the reg.

But the best performances come from the high school chicks that are all total babes. It’s weird to say that now, but bear in mind this movie came out when I was 9. And when you’re 9, high school chicks seem like the oldest chicks of all time.

At the time, I thought this movie was a good indicator of what high school, and chicks, was gonna be like once I grow up to be a 16 year old too.

Great casting, killer performances across the board, and the soundtrack is awesome too.

Rated PG-13 for horny teen humor, plus a gratuitous step sibling makeout scene, wtf

I've never seen it.

I've heard great things about The Vast Of The Night on Amazon Prime.
Intend on checking it out this weekend.

Jazz night on TCM. Anita O'day featured on Newport Jazz '58 and now Thelonious Monk.

ohh thanks 99! Tuned in

Wynton Marsalis commentary: the guitar player was the one white dude in this 1940s band, but they used film tricks so you couldn’t tell, to appease the southern audiences who otherwise got pissed about the integration