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So what do you watch between JFC episodes?
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Re: What We Watch When We Can't Watch JFC
Jul 1, 2009 5:34 AM
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Hey Miles, it is always good to see you to my brother. When I saw your name on this thread, I thought, now he's talkin to me! And I do too get to bitch about the bloody weather! 104 stands right up to Jimmy's numbers, most of the time anyway.
Eccles, I have been meaning to tell you, I still follow you whenever you post on the Deadwood politics threads. I like the way you think.
Hava nice day everyone.
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Re: What We Watch When We Can't Watch JFC
Jun 30, 2009 11:32 PM
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Hey there Cissy, always nice to see you and
Always nice to see Eccles,
OK Cissy, don't rub it in on how hot it is, that's Jimmy's job 
I know you can't control the weather and you have to make the best of it, BUT, this is an unprecedented rotten, lousy, crappy, miserable, rainy, COLD, gray , foggy, gloomy, dank,moldy, wet summer here in NE that I can ever remember, but wadda gonna do ,Eh?
... just get pale and look like a vampire I guess.
Happy summer all my JFC friends here.
Hello Gun
Hello Dame
Hello foxie too !
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Re: What We Watch When We Can't Watch JFC
Jun 30, 2009 10:32 PM
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Hot here? This morning the guy on the radio said, 94 to 104. Ick. I don't like it. I did see fog! The fog was good! It didn't last though. It only lasted for a few minutes.
Myles, yes. Austin should go on Hung and say that. It would be priceless! You make me laugh.
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Re: What We Watch When We Can't Watch JFC
Jun 30, 2009 5:21 PM
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> Perhaps "sloth mode" can be enjoyed for the summer,
> and then you can get back to something more rigorous.
> Sounds like a good plan. By the way, I'm enjoying
> "True Blood," "Weeds," and "Nurse Jackie," as well.
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I do wish there was a bit more of a plan, Eccles. My state has been cutting to the bone and it is difficult not to feel it now. I'm not what you would call a workaholic, and for the summer this low key living is fine, but I sure do hope I find a bit more work come September.
(fingers crossed, knock wood, pfft,pfft,pfft)
Lucky you to get up to coastal Canada. I have very fond memories of traveling up there. One of the best times was camping way out on the Gaspe Peninsula, catching lots of mackerel off the dock, slathering them with dijon mustard and roasting them on sticks over the fire. I could not get over how the small convenience store nearest to the campground -which on the southern side of the border would sell little more than white bread, mayo and snack cakes- offered fresh bread from brick ovens and such things as fresh pate and salmon mousse. And the scenery was pretty good, too!
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Re: What We Watch When We Can't Watch JFC
Jun 30, 2009 3:12 PM
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> Hi Eccles! Happy summer to you! I would imagine it is
> pretty warm out there in flyover country. Here in
> the east it's been rain, a touch of sun, more rain,
> clouds and lots of fog. But tomorrow is another day,
> as someone once said.
Happy summer to you, Skor. I've just returned from a vacation in Atlantic Canada where there was a mix of sun, rain, and cloud, and the temps were in the low to upper 70's. It was lovely. I spent some time on the shore along the coast, seeing, hearing, and smelling the ocean and beach for the first time in almost ten years. We've been living under a bright, sunny sky with triple digit temperatures here in Flyover Country, but a recent "cold spell" has lowered things all the way down to 99 degrees. It's a dry heat, though, and only feels like 98.
> Thanks for mentioning those shows. I have just
> started watching television again. I am sorry to say
> I have not seen any of them, but it's good to know
> what is worth watching. Until recently I was only
> watching HBO once or twice a week and listening to
> the MSNs and Stewart/Colbert when I could. But now I
> have slipped into sloth mode and hope to spend some
> enjoyable hours lazing on the couch, why not?
Perhaps "sloth mode" can be enjoyed for the summer, and then you can get back to something more rigorous. Sounds like a good plan. By the way, I'm enjoying "True Blood," "Weeds," and "Nurse Jackie," as well.
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Re: What We Watch When We Can't Watch JFC
Jun 30, 2009 1:54 PM
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Hi Eccles! Happy summer to you! I would imagine it is pretty warm out there in flyover country. Here in the east it's been rain, a touch of sun, more rain, clouds and lots of fog. But tomorrow is another day, as someone once said.
Thanks for mentioning those shows. I have just started watching television again. I am sorry to say I have not seen any of them, but it's good to know what is worth watching. Until recently I was only watching HBO once or twice a week and listening to the MSNs and Stewart/Colbert when I could. But now I have slipped into sloth mode and hope to spend some enjoyable hours lazing on the couch, why not?
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Re: What We Watch When We Can't Watch JFC
Jun 30, 2009 12:49 PM
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I'll add my two cents just to say that it was great seeing "Butchie" and "Barry" on Burn Notice, which is a show I'm enjoying.
With Monk, Burn Notice, In Plain Sight, and Royal Pains, the USA Network is giving us some good shows. Okay, I don't watch Monk, but I really like Royal Pains. Also, I've made a mental note to try and catch up with In Plain Sight OnDemand since learning that Paul Ben Victor is in it ... Palaka! I just think that guy is an amazing actor.
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Re: What We Watch When We Can't Watch JFC
Jun 30, 2009 7:37 AM
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>> ...well, how big is big? Show me, dammit!
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I think Austin Nichols should make an appearence on the show just to say
" It's Big and Huge "
>> It has taken me awhile, but I am
>> thoroughly engrossed in the goings on in Bon Temps.
>> Hot, hot, hot.
I gotta agree, I'm lovin this season, some funny lines too from Pam.
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Re: What We Watch When We Can't Watch JFC
Jun 30, 2009 7:06 AM
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Hey Skor, I am so glad you are enjoying TB!
It is, as you said, hot, hot, and hot.
Hung made me laugh. I liked when did life become something you had to buy?
And I don't think they will ever show us. You know, how big big is?
I think we don't get JFC, because people had to think to watch. Now we have our hot vamp community, which is for the most part very simple, and this guy. Detective Downs, from Original Sin, Thomas Jane, I like him better since he grew up. Both simple. I imagine they will last. HBO=KIS S!
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Re: What We Watch When We Can't Watch JFC
Jun 30, 2009 4:51 AM
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I'm with you, Save. Nothing exciting about this show so far, so to speak.
What's the big deal? Oh, that. Am I the only one or is it really hard to watch this without thinking ...well, how big is big? Show me, dammit!
And I agree with Myles, it only makes me sadder that JFC was squashed and Milch's pilot dropped.
But I will probably watch again since it comes on after True Blood. It has taken me awhile, but I am thoroughly engrossed in the goings on in Bon Temps. Hot, hot, hot.
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Re: What We Watch When We Can't Watch JFC
Jun 30, 2009 3:17 AM
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Yes, I watched it. If you saw the promos there was no real surprises. It may just need to develop but so far I'm not attached. Not that it's bad... Just hasn't grabbed me yet.
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Re: What We Watch When We Can't Watch JFC
Jun 29, 2009 8:35 PM
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So, anyone catch 'Hung' ?
Heard good things but didn't watch thought I'd catch the rerun this week sometime.
... still burned that this show gets the go ahead and Milch films a pilot and THAT gets passed on
... Damn suits at HBO 
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Re: What We Watch When We Can't Watch JFC
Jun 13, 2009 10:36 PM
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> Anyone else following the new season of
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> WEEDS ?
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Glad it's back
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..and no one even cares that Celia is being held
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Jennifer Jason Leigh showing up...good casting
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Nurse Jackie , OK only one episode but I
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> already renewed for 2nd season.
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> Edie Falco - Great
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> Carmella screwing Father Phil for painkillers ,
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> Like Michael C Hall, way to break out of your old
> character with something new and different.
Yup, watching Weeds, Kevin Nealon is soo funny and I just watched Nurse Jackie tonight and think I might be a regular-always liked Edie.
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Re: What We Watch When We Can't Watch JFC
Jun 13, 2009 12:29 PM
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Willem DaFoe guests on The Graham Norton Show tonite...
I ADORE both of them..
can't wait..
Norton is hilariously funny and has the best "visits" with his guests, ala Dick Cavett..
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