Tina

In a tradition, in a long line of HBO making great crime dramas, here is another one.

The first three episodes were watched by a lot of critics before it actually released, and they said, eh, you know, whatever.

But it is so fucking good.

You need to watch Task.

I'll give it to you.

In the kind of the same vein as Sharp Objects, Mare of Easttown, is that what it was called?

Mare of Easttown?

You don't have it, so you don't know.

The Night Of, Tokyo Vice, Perry Mason, they have really also done a great job with that.

kind of serialized crime drama stuff there's made up usually of whole cloth like it's not a story you know they're not true stories but wow that what a great time to be alive for television i mean honestly what a great time to be alive for television hate what streaming is doing to television but love the fact that it's out there and that i can watch all the episodes of the ed gein story at one time at one time that's what i did i don't have to look away

was driving me crazy about Aliens, which, did you watch Aliens?

Well, I guess we can talk about it now because it's been a couple weeks since the final episode aired.

I was so into it, episode number one.

Episode number two, I didn't feel as excited about.

Episode number three and four, I got really excited about.

Reinvigorated, yep.

Yeah, but I felt like it ended kind of on a weak note.

I understand, and a lot of loose ends that weren't tied up.

I thought it was wonderfully acted that you see a lot of these creatures, and now there's five different of them, not just the one alien that we all know about from the movies.

There's different aliens that have come back to Earth from some, you know, research spaceship.