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As I said before, I keep 5 spots of shows I watch alternately every day.
1) The originals, season 3 (out of 5).
2) Just finished the 100, still deciding a replacement
3) Citadel season 2, I am in the last episode so I will have to chose a replacement soon (probably one of the spinoffs)
4) Alias, about to start season 4.
5) National treasure, a new version in Disney +.
Combo...watching AND listening... bunch of Fifth Graders.
Correction: a bunch of amazingly talented Fifth Graders
I'm guessing the drummer is their teacher.
Not about what I am watching now, but maybe a bit of advice. I made a habit to research what I am going to watch before starting, not if it's good or bad or what it is about, like looking at rotten tomatoes. It's more to make sure there is continuity.
Nothing more frustrating than a show the leaves with a cliffhanger and then it's cancelled. Or you are in the middle of the season and suddenly is no longer available.
I started watching a Disney + series, National Treasure, but then I read that Disney cancelled the show after one season leaving massive cliffhangers, so I stopped before investing too much time in it.
I started watching/taking Hillsdale College's free courses online. Absolute gold! I hope to go through many of them.
Right now I am going through one on the Constitution.
I started watching/taking Hillsdale College's free courses online. Absolute gold! I hope to go through many of them.
Right now I am going through one on the Constitution.
Yes, I did their course on Totalitarian Novels and part of Aristotle's Ethics (I should probably finish it, now that I think about it...) They're really good.
I started watching/taking Hillsdale College's free courses online. Absolute gold! I hope to go through many of them.
Right now I am going through one on the Constitution.
Awesome! I have hardly gotten into them so far, so not much in particular to share with you yet; but I would recommend checking out their 'course paths' and doing some foundational courses first and then picking ones which interest you personally. I am doing this, and it seems best.
Ent watched a few mindless Bigfoot movies this weekend while he worked.
Those are always good for leaving footprints, some broken twigs, and a few unsavory noises along the way, if nothing else.
Ent watched a few mindless Bigfoot movies this weekend while he worked.
Those are always good for leaving footprints, some broken twigs, and a few unsavory noises along the way, if nothing else.