Outlander

At times it can be too slow, too soap opera-y, and Claire’s disregard for the space time continuum can be very frustrating, but enough intrigue to keep me intrigued…and then holy cow does this show repeatedly jump the shark in seasons 3 - 4. Not sure if it was intentional or not, but it gets pretty whacky and oddly entertaining.

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The Haunting of Bly Manor

Excellent follow-up to the fabulous and often terrifying The Haunting of Hill House. Bly Manor is plenty creepy, but to me, the horror angle gave it more of a compelling edge vs Hill House which caused me to fear for for my life when it got dark out and I was home alone and saw a shadow or heard a noise or breathed. Visually engrossing, lyrical and poetic with a really skillfully told circuitous storyline that probably gets even better with repeat viewings.

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ZOOM! A lot of ZOOM

I certainly miss being on-location for video shoots, however I am grateful for Zoom allowing business to continue. The audio and video quality definitely is not stellar, but it is an aesthetic that is acceptable for the times. And in the last week or so, I was able to visit England, India, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Luxembourg, Spain, Austria, Germany, Abu Dhabi, Italy, South Africa and Rhode Island. Too bad Delta miles are not included.

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Cobra Kai

The nostalgia goggles were firmly in place for my screening of season 1 of Cobra Kai. This is a super fun, clever and engaging extension of The Karate Kid universe. Something I never knew I wanted, but found out I really needed. Hey, I have no issues with living in the past, but Daniel-san and Johnny Lawrence’s obsessions top even Uncle Rico.

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