Severance<\/a> B<\/p>\n The Hateful Eight<\/a> B+<\/p>\n Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse<\/a> A<\/p>\n Tour de France Unchained<\/a> B+<\/p>\n Fight the Power: How Hip Hop Changed the World<\/a> This was really good, although it was less about music the closer it got to the present day. Which is ok since I\u2019m way more into old school hip hop than the new. But it felt like they kind of missed the point talking about how the modern political age and how hip hop has reacted without sharing a lot of music from this era.<\/p>\n B+<\/p>\n For All Mankind<\/a>, season three In between all that I thought this season meandered a little too much. But, once again, the final two episodes make up for any shortcomings in the first eight. The writers are not afraid to go big when it comes to twists and surprises. Looks like we jump to 2003 for season four. I wonder what they\u2019ll come up with for that.<\/p>\n A-<\/p>\n The Bear<\/a>, season two A+<\/p>\n Italy on Film<\/a> 98 Family Members Fly to Italy for 10 Days<\/a> Travel is hard enough. Imagine flying to Italy, hitting three cities, and doing so with nearly 100 of your relatives. Somehow these folks pulled it off.<\/p>\n Bill Hader discusses cut Casey Kasem sketch with Kevin Pollak<\/a> Brian Lagerstrom<\/a> Perfect One-Pot, Six-Pan, 10-Wok, 25-Baking Sheet Dinner<\/a> Line & Air<\/a> Lisa: Steve Jobs\u2019 sabotage and Apple\u2019s secret burial<\/a> Where Were the U-Boats on D-Day?<\/a> Colleen Ballinger Is Running Out of Excuses<\/a> Why every radio station sounds the same<\/a> How \u201cThe Bear\u201d Filmed An Entire TV Episode in One Take<\/a> Pic du Midi de Bigorre – Cycling Inspiration & Education<\/a> Bodysurfing Mavericks with Kalani Lattanzi<\/a>
\nOK, this was the strangest, most messed up show I can recall watching. The way the finale ended – SPOILER ALERT<\/strong> – without resolving anything and instead setting up the next season was maddening. As a lover of the color blue, I did enjoy how many different gorgeous shades were integral to the show\u2019s aesthetic.<\/p>\n
\nI didn\u2019t like this as much as Tarantino\u2019s other Western, Django Unchained<\/em>, mostly because it felt a little long (and I did NOT watch the extended version). But the final chapter pulled all the parts together and made it worth the time.<\/p>\n
\nFaaaaaaaaantastic. One of the most jaw-dropping visual experiences I\u2019ve ever viewed in the theater. I hadn\u2019t read anything about the movie before we saw it – or rewatched the original – so I was floored when I got to the final moment of the movie.<\/p>\n
\nThis, errr, formula worked for F1, why not try it with the biggest bike race in the world. I wonder if this year\u2019s Tour de France will get more interest thanks to this insider look at last year\u2019s edition. I expect to watch more than I did last year, which was less than I had in other recent years. Even with me having to pony up for a month of Peacock+ to watch. If NBC owned Netflix I would say this was brilliant marketing.<\/p>\n
\nThis has only been on my DVR for three months? Four? Not sure why I even record stuff anymore, since it tends to sit there for months before I get to it.<\/p>\n
\nLooking back, season one was an A-, season two an A. In season three we jump to the mid\u201390s, with the US, USSR, and a private company racing to be the first to land on Mars. A former astronaut is elected president and has a big secret, which eventually comes out to the shock of the nation, especially their supporters. The huge twist at the end of season two was actually kind of slow-played through this season. Until the very last scene of the year when, holy shit!<\/p>\n
\nBest show of the year (so far).<\/p>\n
\nShorts, YouTubes, etc<\/h3>\n
\nAgain, I\u2019m super satisfied with how I documented our trip to Italy last year. But if I ever go back, I wouldn\u2019t mind taking a camera a little more technical than whatever iPhone I\u2019m rocking at that moment.<\/p>\n
\nThis is not related to the video above, although this guy also has a short called \u201cItaly on Film.\u201d<\/a><\/p>\n
\nI probably would have thought this sketch was pretty funny.<\/p>\n
\nI haven\u2019t updated the foodies I\u2019ve been getting recipes from in awhile. We\u2019ve had a few things from this guy\u2019s collection of recipes lately.<\/p>\n
\nHow To Make Slow-Cooked Russet Potatoes That Fall Right Off The Bone<\/a>
\nAnd then there are these, a perfect parody of so many online cook accounts.<\/p>\n
\nTowers Of Tigray<\/a>
\nNorth Face content of the month. Maybe I should buy some more of their gear. It\u2019s been awhile since I have.<\/p>\n
\nWeird how much content there has been lately about Apple\u2019s Lisa computer system. This piece is about the development of the line and then how a Utah business took them over when Apple had largely abandoned them, only to be forced by Apple to send them to a municipal dump.<\/p>\n
\nInteresting history augmented by fantastic stock footage of submarine warfare from that era. There\u2019s even the obligatory scene of stuff flying off a table as a sub does a quick dive.<\/p>\n
\nThis was featured on Vulture\u2019s What to Watch This Weekend section one Friday. C was really into Ballinger\u2019s videos at one point so I decided it was worth 20 minutes of my time. My big takeaway is it confirms pretty much all of these internet famous people that make random videos are total weirdos.<\/p>\n
\nCorporate radio sucks.<\/p>\n
\n10 Things The Bear\u2019s Jeremy Allen White Can\u2019t Live Without<\/a>
\n\u2019The Bear\u2019 Star Chef Matty Matheson\u2019s Brutally Honest Opinion on What\u2019s In and What\u2019s Out<\/a>
\nThe Bear<\/em> content.<\/p>\n
\nLooks like a nice, easy, Sunday morning bike ride to me.<\/p>\n
\nYikes.<\/p>\n