What's the last TV show you watched?

[DemonGeminiX]

 

Do you think Chuck was just screwing with Sam? I think he was and I think Sam caved way too easily.

 

I don't know. Maybe. Chuck was talking about how he was showing Sam memories of themselves in other worlds, so maybe the whole time forward vision could have been another memory. Either way, it doesn't matter, they lost their chance with this plan. They have to come up with something else now.

I'm wondering what's going on with Jack. Is Death/Billie going to make Jack a replacement for Chuck?

[Teh One Who Knocks]

 

I don't know. Maybe. Chuck was talking about how he was showing Sam memories of themselves in other worlds, so maybe the whole time forward vision could have been another memory. Either way, it doesn't matter, they lost their chance with this plan. They have to come up with something else now.

I'm wondering what's going on with Jack. Is Death/Billie going to make Jack a replacement for Chuck?

 

Yeah, not sure what's going on with Jack at all now. I don't think Death has the power to "appoint" a new God though

[Teh One Who Knocks]

Seal Team - season 2, episode 14

and

Ray Donovan

[DemonGeminiX]

The Outsider episode 3

[lost in melb.]

Ha. Was thinking of the blob. But that worked because it was the first movie of its kind.

(I think it's not real because there's no scientific basis that we know of for those kinds of creatures)

Science fiction involves fiction which requires imagination. Not everything has to be scientifically based, or at least not based on our science. How do you know technologically superior aliens couldn't come up with something like the protomolecule? In fact, according to the books, that's the exact assumption. Ancient extinct aliens left behind the protomolecule that they discovered out on Phoebe. For what purpose? You will find out later.

Stop thinking that everything has to revolve around our science or our reality. Allow fiction to be fiction.

Just catching up with this. That's fine, but I guess I did indeed anticipate it as a show that was a realistic depiction of what the solar system might be like in a couple hundred years. All the shows and movies spiral out into something more ...fictional/fantasy. I have a physics background (before psychology) so I can spot the inconsistencies pretty easily. I don't mind the fantasy stuff but it stimulates a different part of my brain.

What excites me more than anything is the concept of an engine that can keep up 1G acceleration long term.

[Teh One Who Knocks]

Seal Team - season 2, episode 15

and

Shark Tank

[Teh One Who Knocks]

Gordon Ramsay's 24 Hours to Hell and Back

and

Seal Team - season 2, episode 16

[fricnjay]

Curse of Oak Island
and wrapped up with whats available of One Punch Man

[Godfather]

Killer Inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez - Episode 1.

Pretty interesting so far. I didn't really follow it much at the time so it's all new to me.

[Teh One Who Knocks]

Seal Team - season 2, episode 17

and

Shameless

[DemonGeminiX]

Supernatural

[Teh One Who Knocks]

Supernatural

This ^^

[Teh One Who Knocks]

Seal Team - season 2, episode 18

And

The Orville - season 2, episode 5

And

The Curse of Oak Island

And

Ray Donovan

And

NCIS

[Godfather]

A Year in Space on Netflix. I read Scott Kelly's book so I'm enjoying this docuseries quite a bit.

Not to spoil anything but in Episode 4 you get an inside look at the crew and an exterior view as they dock from Soyuz with the IISS, pretty incredible to watch.

[lost in melb.]

The Expanse Series 2 wrapped up.