What are you watching? TV or what? (Orphan Black - Clone Club Junkie!!!!!!!)

[swanicyouth]

Talhotblond. Great documentary on Netflix about Internet "relationships". Won a bunch of awards. I recommend this one.

[hernandez.art13]

This one is great.

[tenblade2001]

I used to really like watching that British carshow where 3 guys would talk about cars and do crazy things with them, just can't remember the name of it:banghead:

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Top Gear? still on BBC America

[cardaddy]

Top Gear? still on BBC America

Unless he's talking about Top Gear America.
Which BTW seems more of a comedy show (unfortunately) and much less into the cars than the BBC version.

(Although admittedly I do watch both.)

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[Klasse Act]

I'm being very "tongue in cheek", I'm sure Top Gear is coming back because there's a lot of talk about their trip to Argentina, so a season is in the can for sure.

I just remember the good ole' days when they had what, 2 seasons a year. Remember the saying "I WANT MY MTV!", well, I WANT MY TOP GEAR!

The US version is "ok" sometimes, but I agree, its a comedy show and not like the UK version.

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[actuator_mz3]

The Top Gear Argentina special trailer was released on YouTube, but of course there is no date. I seriously can't wait. That is my favorite show.

I also like Orphan Black, i think that show is phenomenal.

[cardaddy]

SNL skits, Christmas Special....



I wanted to put up the hilarious skit;
Justin Timberlake & Andy Samberg "My D*** in a Box".....
But good luck finding that one censored! It's still hilarious! Worth going and searching out. JT and Andy even did a live version at Madison Square Garden a few years ago.

[cardaddy]

Did a little Constantine earlier, then a few minutes of the latest Eric Clapton documentary "Planes, Trains and Eric.

Now it's getting back to basics with;
The Longest Day - 1962: (Released in HD)
Allied forces prepare for and participate in the D-Day Invasion of Normandy in World War II. B&W with John Wayne, Henry Fonda, Robert Mitchum, Rod Steiger, Peter Lawford, Richard Burton, Sal Mineo, Eddie Albert, Roddy McDowall, Sean Connery, Robert Wagner, Red Buttons....

What an all-star cast!

[dlc95]

We're watching The Office season six.

[tommygee]

I have been going to the gym for a couple of months now. Came across this classic on Netflix (Also on You Tube): "Pumping Iron" (1977) with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Lou Ferrigno, The Incredible Hulk. Wow Arnold sure came a long way since this one!