Re: What Did You Watch? 2024-12-20 (Friday)

On 12/21/2024 10:40 AM, Ian J. Ball wrote:

On 12/21/24 3:22 AM, anim8rfsk wrote:
 

Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
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What did you watch?

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Hey, thanks for asking!
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BATMAN, the movie 1966
Watched it with an eye towards what I would reshoot if I had the time and
money between when they wrapped, and when it was released.

 As per semi-usual, Ubi's original post isn't showing up on ES, so I'm following up on yours.
 Friday I gave my last final exam of the year, and finished grading my second-job lab class.
 I still managed to get through soaps. Then I looked around for a movie to watch off streaming, and didn't really find anything I wanted to watch, so I ended up with something I was disappointed with off Pee+:
 soaps: Fri's ep's. (So, all I have going into the weekend is some Y&R ep's - this was by design, as I need to start tackling some more streaming series...)
    GH - Christmas-y episode - Nina is appalled that Willow invited Drew (and Scout, who wasn't seen on camera) to her Christmas celebration, so she SOS invites Ava who drags a reluctant Ric Lansing along. Curtis tells his family about his plot to take over as CEO of Aurora Inc. And Carly ends up inviting Jack Brennan over to Christmas at Sonny's!! (Ha!)... But I am really sick how this show is using "grief" to deflate nearly every instance of conflict on this show! In this epie, Joss, in grief over Dex, seems to "forgive" Sonny (absolutely and completely *undeserved*!!), which is really pathetic. Meanwhile, Diane talks grieving Alexis into calling a "truce" with Ric over Christmas, for Molly's sake (though Molly wasn't in this episode), even though Alexis despises Ric. This is all on top of Molly knuckling under to horrible Kristina due to "grief" as well...
    DOOL - "Doug III" goes to Leo Stark to sell the necklace, and Leo tries to talk him into returning the necklace, but I guess Doug III has debts to pay off!! Holly discusses Tate, and Sophia, with Maggie. I wasn't entirely sure, but it sounded like Tate talked Sophia into an abortion (across state lines?) - and the show was pathetically preachy on the subject of parental consent, which all normal people are completely in favor of.

Yes, but many states where it's legal, still require parental conset under a certaion age.

Brady's and Ava's ballet "date" goes awry (I do actually wonder if Kristen did steal the tickets!), but it sounds like they're planning a second date anyway... then Ava gets a mysterious text! (from Kristen?!!).