What did you watch?
On 4/5/25 1:30 AM, Ubiquitous wrote:
What did you watch?
Yesterday? Before a scheduled power outage at 10pm, just "Reacher" (ep's
#3.5 & #3.6). I quite enjoyed ep. #3.6 where Reacher's cover is blown.
But I'd rather do a two-day tomorrow. Hopefully, I'll remember what
happened in these ep's when I do!
What did you watch?
On 4/5/25 1:30 AM, Ubiquitous wrote:
What did you watch?
Yesterday? Before a scheduled power outage at 10pm, just "Reacher" (ep's
#3.5 & #3.6). I quite enjoyed ep. #3.6 where Reacher's cover is blown.
But I'd rather do a two-day tomorrow. Hopefully, I'll remember what
happened in these ep's when I do!
What did you watch?
I watched the first episode of THE BONDSMAN (an Amazon show that got a >complete seasonal release.) A Kevin Bacon led show where he plays a
bail bondsman that goes out to capture people who have skipped out on
their bond (to get out of jail.) Only things go very south for his
character and he wakes up to find himself in a tight space with some
unwanted body reconstruction.
Turns out that Hell has had an escapee (why would people keep escaping
from Hell in show after show) and they brought back Bacon's character
from Hell to capture the escapee. Yep, he's now Hell's bounty hunter
and his continued success is all that is keeping Bacon's character
from going back to the pits of Hell.
shawn <[email protected]> wrote:
I watched the first episode of THE BONDSMAN (an Amazon show that got a >>complete seasonal release.) A Kevin Bacon led show where he plays a
bail bondsman that goes out to capture people who have skipped out on
their bond (to get out of jail.) Only things go very south for his >>character and he wakes up to find himself in a tight space with some >>unwanted body reconstruction.
Turns out that Hell has had an escapee (why would people keep escaping
from Hell in show after show) and they brought back Bacon's character
from Hell to capture the escapee. Yep, he's now Hell's bounty hunter
and his continued success is all that is keeping Bacon's character
from going back to the pits of Hell.
Why was Kevin Bacon in hell?
shawn <[email protected]> wrote:
I watched the first episode of THE BONDSMAN (an Amazon show that got a
complete seasonal release.) A Kevin Bacon led show where he plays a
bail bondsman that goes out to capture people who have skipped out on
their bond (to get out of jail.) Only things go very south for his
character and he wakes up to find himself in a tight space with some
unwanted body reconstruction.
Turns out that Hell has had an escapee (why would people keep escaping >>from Hell in show after show) and they brought back Bacon's character
from Hell to capture the escapee. Yep, he's now Hell's bounty hunter
and his continued success is all that is keeping Bacon's character
from going back to the pits of Hell.
Why was Kevin Bacon in hell?
shawn <[email protected]> wrote:
I watched the first episode of THE BONDSMAN (an Amazon show that got a
complete seasonal release.) A Kevin Bacon led show where he plays a
bail bondsman that goes out to capture people who have skipped out on
their bond (to get out of jail.) Only things go very south for his
character and he wakes up to find himself in a tight space with some
unwanted body reconstruction.
Turns out that Hell has had an escapee (why would people keep escaping >>from Hell in show after show) and they brought back Bacon's character
from Hell to capture the escapee. Yep, he's now Hell's bounty hunter
and his continued success is all that is keeping Bacon's character
from going back to the pits of Hell.
Why was Kevin Bacon in hell?
On 4/5/2025 11:49 AM, Ian J. Ball wrote:
On 4/5/25 1:30 AM, Ubiquitous wrote:
What did you watch?
Yesterday? Before a scheduled power outage at 10pm, just "Reacher" (ep's
#3.5 & #3.6). I quite enjoyed ep. #3.6 where Reacher's cover is blown.
But I'd rather do a two-day tomorrow. Hopefully, I'll remember what
happened in these ep's when I do!
What did you watch?
This is a multi-day catch up. I watched:
9-1-1 - "Invisible" - Team 9-1-1 have to keep saving the same guy over
and over.
Penn & Teller: Fool Us - "Penn and Teller Get Ducked" - This was a
really good one with multiple foolers. One magician *should* have
fooled them with a great trick, and I have *no* idea how he did it. P&T wouldn't have known either, except this guy literally taught them how to
do the trick years ago. I couldn't stop laughing when Penn tour into
him, did you think we wouldn't remember you *taught* Teller how to do
that trick?
Final Destination 5 (3D blu-ray) 2011 horror movie, and fifth in the franchise. A bus load of factory workers are on their way to a company retreat when as they are about to drive over a bridge one of them
(Nicholas D'Agosto) gets a premonition that the bridge will collapse and
kill all of them. We then see the bridge collapse and deaths in
glorious in your face 3D. D'Agosto gets off the bus and several of his coworkers follow, just in time to watch in horror as the bridge does in
fact collapse, but now "death" is owed some lives and comes collecting.
I haven't watched any of these movies since 2011, and except for the
ending, I had no idea what was going to happen. This movie was a wild
ride. First up one of the coworkers happens to be a gymnast and the
slow build up of the woman walking along the uneven bars with a nail
sticking up was a bit much to take. Then there up was a trip to an acupuncturist. I foolishly left my eyes open during that segment. And
there up was a trip to a lasik eye surgeon. I had the good sense to
close my eyes and just wait for the screaming to stop. This franchise
is known for it's rubes goldberg machine deaths, any by part 5 they more
than knew what they were doing. Tony Todd of course pops up to chew
some scenery as the cryptic coroner who seems to know way too much about what's going on. Then there's the movie's excellent ending which was
the only thing I remembered about part 5 going in.
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hagvy gur irel raq jura gur fheivibef obneq n cynar gb Cnevf, naq vg
gheaf bhg gb or gur fnzr cynar gung gur punenpgref sebz gur svefg zbivr obneqrq gura tbg bss qhr gb gurve bja cerzbgvba orsber gur cynar oyrj hc.
Arthur Lipscomb <[email protected]> wrote:
On 4/5/2025 11:49 AM, Ian J. Ball wrote:
On 4/5/25 1:30 AM, Ubiquitous wrote:
What did you watch?
Yesterday? Before a scheduled power outage at 10pm, just "Reacher" (ep's >>> #3.5 & #3.6). I quite enjoyed ep. #3.6 where Reacher's cover is blown.
But I'd rather do a two-day tomorrow. Hopefully, I'll remember what
happened in these ep's when I do!
What did you watch?
This is a multi-day catch up. I watched:
9-1-1 - "Invisible" - Team 9-1-1 have to keep saving the same guy over
and over.
Penn & Teller: Fool Us - "Penn and Teller Get Ducked" - This was a
really good one with multiple foolers. One magician *should* have
fooled them with a great trick, and I have *no* idea how he did it. P&T
wouldn't have known either, except this guy literally taught them how to
do the trick years ago. I couldn't stop laughing when Penn tour into
him, did you think we wouldn't remember you *taught* Teller how to do
that trick?
Based on your recommendation, I went and watched it, but I was kind of half dozing and the CW app makes it impossible to go back and see if you missed anything. So which trick was it that taughtPenn?
Final Destination 5 (3D blu-ray) 2011 horror movie, and fifth in the
franchise. A bus load of factory workers are on their way to a company
retreat when as they are about to drive over a bridge one of them
(Nicholas D'Agosto) gets a premonition that the bridge will collapse and
kill all of them. We then see the bridge collapse and deaths in
glorious in your face 3D. D'Agosto gets off the bus and several of his
coworkers follow, just in time to watch in horror as the bridge does in
fact collapse, but now "death" is owed some lives and comes collecting.
Any cute naked women like Chelan Simmons from part three?
On 4/6/2025 6:41 AM, anim8rfsk wrote:
Arthur Lipscomb <[email protected]> wrote:
On 4/5/2025 11:49 AM, Ian J. Ball wrote:
On 4/5/25 1:30 AM, Ubiquitous wrote:
What did you watch?
Yesterday? Before a scheduled power outage at 10pm, just "Reacher" (ep's >>>> #3.5 & #3.6). I quite enjoyed ep. #3.6 where Reacher's cover is blown. >>>>
But I'd rather do a two-day tomorrow. Hopefully, I'll remember what
happened in these ep's when I do!
What did you watch?
This is a multi-day catch up. I watched:
9-1-1 - "Invisible" - Team 9-1-1 have to keep saving the same guy over
and over.
Penn & Teller: Fool Us - "Penn and Teller Get Ducked" - This was a
really good one with multiple foolers. One magician *should* have
fooled them with a great trick, and I have *no* idea how he did it. P&T >>> wouldn't have known either, except this guy literally taught them how to >>> do the trick years ago. I couldn't stop laughing when Penn tour into
him, did you think we wouldn't remember you *taught* Teller how to do
that trick?
Based on your recommendation, I went and watched it, but I was kind of half >> dozing and the CW app makes it impossible to go back and see if you missed >> anything. So which trick was it that taughtPenn?
It was the last magician, Bernardo Sedlacek. He sat in the audience
while P&T were on stage.
and picked a card, looked at it, put it back in the deck and reshuffled
the deck, etc. All the while he is in the audience, just watching them,
and calling out all the code words for how a slight of hand a trick
*could* be done. Once P&T are done with the deck, he walks up on stage, throws some cash on the table that he will guess what card they
selected. He then pulls their card from the deck.
Final Destination 5 (3D blu-ray) 2011 horror movie, and fifth in the
franchise. A bus load of factory workers are on their way to a company
retreat when as they are about to drive over a bridge one of them
(Nicholas D'Agosto) gets a premonition that the bridge will collapse and >>> kill all of them. We then see the bridge collapse and deaths in
glorious in your face 3D. D'Agosto gets off the bus and several of his
coworkers follow, just in time to watch in horror as the bridge does in
fact collapse, but now "death" is owed some lives and comes collecting.
Any cute naked women like Chelan Simmons from part three?
I don't recall any nudity in this one.
The female cast included Emma Bell from "The Walking Dead" and "Dallas,"
and Jacqueline MacInnes Wood from "The Bold and the Beautiful."
The trailer gives a good look at the cast and the action. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24abND3yDq0
Final Destination 5 (3D blu-ray) 2011 horror movie, and fifth in the franchise. A bus load of factory workers are on their way to a company retreat when as they are about to drive over a bridge one of them
(Nicholas D'Agosto) gets a premonition that the bridge will collapse and
kill all of them. We then see the bridge collapse and deaths in
glorious in your face 3D. D'Agosto gets off the bus and several of his coworkers follow, just in time to watch in horror as the bridge does in
fact collapse, but now "death" is owed some lives and comes collecting.
I haven't watched any of these movies since 2011, and except for the
ending, I had no idea what was going to happen. This movie was a wild
ride. First up one of the coworkers happens to be a gymnast and the
slow build up of the woman walking along the uneven bars with a nail
sticking up was a bit much to take. Then there up was a trip to an acupuncturist. I foolishly left my eyes open during that segment. And
there up was a trip to a lasik eye surgeon. I had the good sense to
close my eyes and just wait for the screaming to stop. This franchise
is known for it's rubes goldberg machine deaths, any by part 5 they more
than knew what they were doing.
On Apr 5, 2025 at 12:36:49 PM PDT, "Arthur Lipscomb" <[email protected]> wrote:
Final Destination 5 (3D blu-ray) 2011 horror movie, and fifth in the
franchise. A bus load of factory workers are on their way to a company
retreat when as they are about to drive over a bridge one of them
(Nicholas D'Agosto) gets a premonition that the bridge will collapse and
kill all of them. We then see the bridge collapse and deaths in
glorious in your face 3D. D'Agosto gets off the bus and several of his
coworkers follow, just in time to watch in horror as the bridge does in
fact collapse, but now "death" is owed some lives and comes collecting.
I haven't watched any of these movies since 2011, and except for the
ending, I had no idea what was going to happen. This movie was a wild
ride. First up one of the coworkers happens to be a gymnast and the
slow build up of the woman walking along the uneven bars with a nail
sticking up was a bit much to take. Then there up was a trip to an
acupuncturist. I foolishly left my eyes open during that segment. And
there up was a trip to a lasik eye surgeon. I had the good sense to
close my eyes and just wait for the screaming to stop. This franchise
is known for it's rubes goldberg machine deaths, any by part 5 they more
than knew what they were doing.
This is what happens when an entire generation is raised with Netflix instead of FINAL DESTINATION movies:
https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1908967153795244032/pu/vid/avc1/1280x720/fsdxu8-ftfak4qgp.mp4?tag=12
Final Destination 5 (3D blu-ray) 2011 horror movie, and fifth in the >franchise. A bus load of factory workers are on their way to a company >retreat when as they are about to drive over a bridge one of them
(Nicholas D'Agosto) gets a premonition that the bridge will collapse and
kill all of them. We then see the bridge collapse and deaths in
glorious in your face 3D. D'Agosto gets off the bus and several of his >coworkers follow, just in time to watch in horror as the bridge does in
fact collapse, but now "death" is owed some lives and comes collecting.
I haven't watched any of these movies since 2011, and except for the
ending, I had no idea what was going to happen. This movie was a wild
ride. First up one of the coworkers happens to be a gymnast and the
slow build up of the woman walking along the uneven bars with a nail
sticking up was a bit much to take. Then there up was a trip to an >acupuncturist. I foolishly left my eyes open during that segment. And
there up was a trip to a lasik eye surgeon. I had the good sense to
close my eyes and just wait for the screaming to stop. This franchise
is known for it's rubes goldberg machine deaths, any by part 5 they more
than knew what they were doing. Tony Todd of course pops up to chew
some scenery as the cryptic coroner who seems to know way too much about >what's going on. Then there's the movie's excellent ending which was
the only thing I remembered about part 5 going in.
Guvf zbivr vf n frperg cerdhry gb gur svefg zbivr. Vg'f abg erirnyrq
hagvy gur irel raq jura gur fheivibef obneq n cynar gb Cnevf, naq vg
gheaf bhg gb or gur fnzr cynar gung gur punenpgref sebz gur svefg zbivr >obneqrq gura tbg bss qhr gb gurve bja cerzbgvba orsber gur cynar oyrj hc.
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