Category: TV Shows (Page 2 of 5)

Actor Richard Chamberlain made it to 90.

Actor Richard Chamberlain just passed away at 90 years old. 

Chamberlain was trying to be an American Peter O’Toole.  He was a little much.  Chamberlain started out as the lead character in a medical drama, Dr. Kildare, in 1961, then bounced around doing TV movies and being a guest star on other TV shows.  He kind of settled on mini-series.

He seemed kind of cheesy, so I knew what he was in, but don’t recall ever watching any of it.

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Falling Skies is a 7.0

Falling Skies is okay.  Not great science fiction, but good.  The special effects are convincing, but there isn’t much of it.  Most of the action takes place on a post-apocalyptic Earth.  I haven’t watch much of The Walking Dead, but it’s along that line.  The good guys are fighting the monsters in addition to a few bad guys.  The best thing about it is the series runs to completion, wrapping up the story. 

Two interesting items about The Acolyte.

Like everybody else, I loved Star Wars:  A New HopeBy The Last Jedi, I lost faith in the franchise.  After that, there had to be good buzz to bother watching.  The first two seasons of The Mandalorian and Andor were well done.

The Acolyte is interesting because it is getting extraordinarily bad reviews.  Following The Acolyte is more rewarding than watching.  Two topics I haven’t seen discussed.

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Don’t watch The Acolyte.

I haven’t watched The Acolyte because hate-watching a show isn’t appealing.  It may not seem fair to judge a show without watching it, but the show creator, Leslye Headland, has made it clear in interviews that the show should be categorized as lesbian fantasy.  Using the logic of the lead actress, Amandla Stenberg, none of the actors are like me.  Representation is so important.

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