This Weekend’s On Patrol: Live Highlights
Happy New Year!
Prior to the abrupt cancellation in June 2020 of the hit A&E reality show Live PD, this blog regularly posted a recap of each episode.
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Review: Is Amazon Prime’s ‘Outer Range’ Lost in Inner Space?
Viewers already skeptical of Netflix-branded content probably have similar good reasons to be wary of anything labeled as an Amazon Prime Video original.
Is ‘Hollywoke’ the Stale Sequel to Hollywood?
Have you noticed that for decades, from mystery/thrillers to dystopian sci-fi, and almost everything in between, Hollywood has designated corporations and corporate execs as the source of villainy in much of its scripted content?
Review: ‘Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery’ on Netflix Should Have Cut to the Chase
A few days before Christmas, the sequel to the hit 2019 film Knives Out premiered on Netflix after a brief theatrical release.
Netflix reportedly paid $400-million plus for the rights to Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery and a planned third film in the series.
The Most Annoying Words or Slang of 2022
The Most Annoying Word or Phrase Is…and Words of the Year
It’s that time of year again when we find out what words/phrases get on everybody’s nerves the most, along with the words of the year, i.e., those that online dictionaries say rose to the top of the search hierarchy.
Looking for Something to Watch on Netflix?
Here are some viewing recommendations on the streaming service
With the holidays upon us, you may be among the millions of consumers scrolling through Netflix, sometimes desperately so, to find something worth watching during the downtime.
Some quarters of the GOP establishment, along with the Never Trumpers, and the liberal media are trying to shame or scapegoat former President Trump for the lackluster performance by Republicans in the 2022 midterm elections.
Xander Bogaerts Goes West
For Boston Red Sox fans, the decision by homegrown star Xander Bogaerts, 30, to exit the American League East and sign a free-agent contract with the San Diego Padres is tremendously disappointing even with the realization that professional athletes are grossly, if not disgustingly, overpaid.
‘Up in the Air’ — Downsizer Gets His Comeuppance
With corporate layoffs in the news, it may be fitting to revisit the 2009 film Up in the Air, which is currently streaming on Netflix and elsewhere.
First, a word about Netflix in the context of the more recent trend toward so-called original content.
‘Live PD’ Returns to TV as ‘On Patrol: Live’
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Perhaps lost in the all the big legal news this summer was the announcement that Live PD, the popular police ride-along reality show, is returning to weekend television in its previous time slots, beginning Friday, July 22, at 9 p.m. Eastern time.
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