Anonymous37 wrote:I've only watched an episode and a half so far, but I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson is really fucking funny. The Lonely Island guys are involved as producers (with Akiva directing), always a good sign:Tried a coupe episodes. seems kind mean-spirited. maybe I should try again.Enjoying Dead to Me. I started watching for Linda Cardellini, who is aging beautifully, stayed for Christina Applegate, whose acting is very, very good.

If we're talking hulu too, Ramy is excellent.

Dave N. wrote:Watched the Sisters Brothers on Hulu last night. Kind of a wannabe Coen bros movie at times, but it was pretty good.Did you happen to read the book? How similar?

Have we ever talked about Easy here? Some of the plot lines and characters are barely watchable, but a well-versed Chicago person can pinpoint where nearly every scene takes place. Sometimes you even see someone you know, like the guitarist from Redgrave (who dates Marc Maron's character in an episode) and my friend Dan was in a shot at the Empty Bottle.They should really go deep next season: feature a couple having an annoying argument while being given the EA tour by JSP..

noise&light wrote:I completely missed the JSP shot at EA. Please tell me which episode so I can get a glimpse.Oh that was me being hypothetical. This show has already gotten in my head enough by shooting scenes around bar stools I've sat on before. An EA-related shot would blow my head right off..Even sorta generic neighborhood shots are fun. Like, "oh that's obviously Ravenswood" or that little sliver of Logan Square realtors call "West Bucktown"..(also yet another 'Chicago show' that brings in mostly LA actors. But at least the scene pairings in this show are somewhat believable, as opposed to something like Shameless..)

it made me feel like giving them all a hug

154 wrote:cneutron wrote:Knock Down the House.Incredible. Watch it, right now.2nded. Obviously heavy on the AOC, but everyone featured was incredible.3rded, good stuff.

Anyone watch The Oath? I enjoyed it, but I always thought Ike Barinholtz was pretty funny. I can see how he can get under people s skin.Definitely a movie worth discussion.

Haven't watched that much of "I Think You Should Leave" but this one got me properly laughing.