TV/Movies Megathread

[Admiral Yi]

I mentioned the King in Yellow and Carcosa references several days ago, and nobody picked them up.   

Did you mention Armenia? 

[lustindarkness]

[spoiler]Told ya the baby was alive. [/spoiler] And Carol?  And the stupid little creepy girl. And... ah I just have to learn to wait a week at a time now.

[Tonitrus]

[spoiler]So how did everyone in the bus become infected, but not eaten (even partially).

Just another zombie ex machina, I suppose.  [/spoiler]

[Queequeg]

Holy Fuck True Detective.

[Josephus]

[spoiler]So how did everyone in the bus become infected, but not eaten (even partially).

Just another zombie ex machina, I suppose.  [/spoiler]

That bugs me a lot...since Season One.  One of the flaws with zombie creatures.

[katmai]

Once again i hate you all.

[lustindarkness]

Once again i hate you all.

Love you too.

[Tonitrus]

Once again i hate you all.

What?  Is this one of those time zone things?

[CountDeMoney]

Katmai is the Walking Dead until about 11am, and then he's the Living Dead.

[katmai]

Once again i hate you all.

What?  Is this one of those time zone things?

Until this season my cable company had their HD AMC set to Eastern Time zone, so was watching it just as Seedy would have, but over summer they changed it which means not on till 8pm local/Midnight eastern.

[katmai]

Katmai is the Walking Dead until about 11am, and then he's the Living Dead.

Please, more like 2pm.

[Sophie Scholl]

Holy Fuck True Detective.

That ending scene was pretty intense in terms of a building sense of dread.  At least for me.  I quite enjoyed the episode.  It's interesting to see things starting to become a bit more clear.  I fully expect most of what has been shown so far to be turned on its head and warped by the end though.  Damn fine show.

[Scipio]

Amazon Originals pilot Bosch. A great version of Harry Bosch, as played by Titus Welliver. Good cast, using elements of two novels and one short story from the Bosch series. Abraham Ben Rubi as Rudy Belk, quoting Sun Tzu. All around good clean fun.

[The Larch]

Anyone seen "The Spoils of Babylon"? I started yesterday with it and it's great, absurd fun. 

It's a 6 episode miniseries, parodying epic family sagas with over the top dramaticness and impossible dialogues with a great cast.

[celedhring]

Wow, a Haley Joel Osment sighting.