Carmela has an emotional affair with the longhaired dude. Forget his name. He was sent back to Sicily or killed or something.
Also nearly boned the priest.

Never actually had an affair, though. Unless I’m forgetting something.

Tony is a walking affair. More adulterer than husband, that guy.

But yah I love Carmela and hate Skyler. Though I like the actress and I like the quotes I’ve read from her about how her character was received. Forget exactly what makes the perspective interesting, but it’s on that 20 best dramas since the Sopranos list that came out a while ago, under the Breaking Bad entry.

Watched the first part of finding Neverland last night. Grim watching, just absolutely grim watching.

where do you live? Texas, Arizona, New Mexico, something like that?

cool. I think the closest to these areas that I've ever visited was Pueblo, Colorado.

(besides that, I only places in the US that I've visited were Chicago, Baltimore and Washington DC)

There is the most amazing cheese shop in Pueblo Colorado. Spent an hour there tasting cheese. Bought like $70 worth and they packed it all up with dry ice for my trip back to H-town.

I was working a couple of months in Canyon City, CO that is just a few miles away from Pueblo. Canyon City is a terrible shithole, to be honest.

Furio!

FURIO

jeeez....

pueblo i've only gone through on my way to denver, it's the last place going north on I-25 that looks like new mexico. i only know of it because it's a big center for federal government data or something. a lot of federal mail has pueblo addresses.

above pueblo the rockies get steeper and it's more typical colorado-- cooler temps, greener vegetation, snowy peaks, etc... we do get that in new mexico above some elevations but it's not as common.

denver is nice.

What is this amateur hour?! She also nearly has an affair with the vicar in season 1.

Season 3 looks like a major downturn so far. The whole IRA thing in Belfast. Lots of bad Irish accents and just not what I want from the show. But I've read a few reviews saying the same thing and to to just bear with it cos things get back to normal in the next season.

A friend of mine is watching the Mayans MC spin off and loving it.

yeah... the dingo ate the baby, right? lololololol. worst plot twist ever.

anyway it goes back to... normal i guess, but it progressively gets worse as well. just too much of the saaaaaaaaame fucking thing. kinda like the walking dead. i gave up on that one too, after so many seasons.

anyway enjoy the fun while it lasts. some great thrills ahead still so not all is lost. hang in there.

just please keep me posted when you've finally had it :D

For sure.

It's clearly very reliant on a formula so even when things do return to normal I can imagine it starting to run out of ideas pretty quick. But a large part of its appeal so far, besides all the MC stuff, obviously, has just been the feel of it. The location, the whole California vibe. So moving things from sunny Charming to dark rainy Belfast, even if the plot was a little more interesting (and better acted) is robbing me of my winter sunshin fix.

haaa haaa haaaaa
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sYTIGXvc88Y

Yes she nearly has an affair with the priest. I didn't remember anything similar with Furio. I liked Furio.



Vegan bacon? Ewwwww. I understand the hate more now.

lol!! Seinfeld still makes me laugh like little else on TV.

she’s hilarious

season 3 breaking bad on rewatch — im a lot more sympathetic to skyler’s plight right now

(megaspoilers. but everyone has seen this lol)

yes yes, she fucked ted. so. she’s been trying to get the drug dealer out of the house and he would not leave

she’s still not likeable but whatever

btw in deadwood she was not likeable either

Started Last Chance U over the weekend. Quite enjoying it. It's done quite well, imo.

Started rewatching Season 1 of Twin Peaks again. I actually made the mistake and went straight to Season 3 with probably a decade of not having refreshed my memories of the first two when it came out about 2 years ago. Thought I'd refresh 'em now. And damn, it's just as engrossing as the first time around, probably even more so.