What are You watching?

[DirtDawg]

Just after posting that, I went back to what I have done a lot lately.
Find something visually interesting for the screen and put on music.

[Phoenix]

Monkeygirl has been into cheesy kids/teen shows. The more ridiculous the better. I was watching H20 with her. It's awful and yet hilarious.

[rock hound]

Jeopardy

[Phoenix]

Supercar Megabuild

[odeon]

The Bridge.

[Trigger 11]

Space: 1999

[odeon]

I watchd Space: 1999 when it first came out in the 70s and loved it. I watched it again in the 80s and thought it was unimaginably bad.

[Lord of the Ales]

Finished latest season of Kim's Convenience and Orphan Black last week. Now on last season of Schitt's Creek, The Blacklist, Black Lightning and rewatching The Stand (old miniseries)

[Parts]

Star Trek: The Next Generation

[rock hound]

The tv show "Mom" and Christie coming to terms with her being raped.  Dredged up some awful feelings for me.

[SBI_Patience]

Family Guy

[odeon]

My laptop screen.

[Trigger 11]

I watchd Space: 1999 when it first came out in the 70s and loved it. I watched it again in the 80s and thought it was unimaginably bad.

I hadn't watched it since the early 80s. My sister and I had the giant Eagle 1 spaceship. I am actually enjoying it in 2020, but given my background as a theoretical physicist studying astronomy and the workings of the Universe, it is pretty far fetched the Moon left the Milky Way from a nuclear blast from the stored nuclear waste. They'd be going so fast, they'd never have a chance to explore these planets they keep coming up on. That being said, and suspending the disbelief, it is kinda fun. They do have a bit of trouble with the way they advance the plot too quickly with aha moments way too early and before they have enough data and information. I also wonder why the keep getting printouts from the computer. How much paper did they store onboard Moon Base Alpha?

[Trigger 11]

Adventure Time

[odeon]

I watchd Space: 1999 when it first came out in the 70s and loved it. I watched it again in the 80s and thought it was unimaginably bad.

I hadn't watched it since the early 80s. My sister and I had the giant Eagle 1 spaceship. I am actually enjoying it in 2020, but given my background as a theoretical physicist studying astronomy and the workings of the Universe, it is pretty far fetched the Moon left the Milky Way from a nuclear blast from the stored nuclear waste. They'd be going so fast, they'd never have a chance to explore these planets they keep coming up on. That being said, and suspending the disbelief, it is kinda fun. They do have a bit of trouble with the way they advance the plot too quickly with aha moments way too early and before they have enough data and information. I also wonder why the keep getting printouts from the computer. How much paper did they store onboard Moon Base Alpha?

I always loved how the moon seemed to stop whenever they had to explore a planet and then speed up again to add drama near the end.

Didn't know (or remember) you had a physics background. I studied physics and astronomy, too.