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Book Promotion Board [Public] / Re: [Timothy Ellis] What a great way to start 2026. #1 Space Opera SF in the US.
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Book Promotion Board [Public] / Re: [Timothy Ellis] What a great way to start 2026. #1 Space Opera SF in the US.
« Last post by TimothyEllis on January 12, 2026, 01:34:15 AM »What a great way to start 2026.
#1 Space Opera Science Fiction in the US store!
I haven't managed to get this one since 2018.
Thank you to everyone who's reading my current series.
Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou!!!
#1 Space Opera Science Fiction in the US store!
I haven't managed to get this one since 2018.
Thank you to everyone who's reading my current series.
Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou!!!
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TV/Movie Talk [Public] / Re: What movie did you recently watch?
« Last post by PJ Post on December 22, 2025, 04:46:47 AM »
Very dark, very intense, but a good adaptation.
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TV/Movie Talk [Public] / Re: What TV series are you watching right now?
« Last post by Lynn on December 16, 2025, 03:07:59 PM »Tried Andor but then found out it was a followup to Rogue One and learned how it ends and decided what's the point?!
I know how a lot of things end, yet I still watch them again and again.
But, with Andor, I tried to watch the first episode. I don't even remember if I watched the whole episode or not. I think I posted about it--perhaps earlier in this thread. At any rate, I do recall finding it so boring I had no interest in further episodes.
So far, the only Disney Star Wars anything that I liked was Rogue One. Everything else Disney Star Wars can go in a dumpster fire.
I understand what you mean about knowing the end, but in this case, I'm specifically talking about knowing the end of the character, and as it's done, it feels like a waste of my time watching Andor for the things I could discover about this character in it. So... pass. :D
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TV/Movie Talk [Public] / Re: What TV series are you watching right now?
« Last post by Post-Doctorate D on December 16, 2025, 09:10:17 AM »Tried Andor but then found out it was a followup to Rogue One and learned how it ends and decided what's the point?!
I know how a lot of things end, yet I still watch them again and again.
But, with Andor, I tried to watch the first episode. I don't even remember if I watched the whole episode or not. I think I posted about it--perhaps earlier in this thread. At any rate, I do recall finding it so boring I had no interest in further episodes.
So far, the only Disney Star Wars anything that I liked was Rogue One. Everything else Disney Star Wars can go in a dumpster fire.
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TV/Movie Talk [Public] / Re: What TV series are you watching right now?
« Last post by Bill Hiatt on December 16, 2025, 12:34:41 AM »I like Only Murders in the Building too. I have watched a little Alien Earth, and it shows promise.
I'm watching the last season of Stranger Things. I must say I agree with the critics who think the Duffer Brothers should have moved the show chronology along to match real life a little better, so that we didn't end up, in the words of one critic, with "grown-ass men playing thirteen-year-olds." Technically, the characters are fourteen-year-olds now, but still, it's a stretch. Twenty-two-year-olds and older have gotten away with playing high school seniors, maybe even juniors, but seldom freshmen. That said, as another critic pointed out, the actors are good enough to make you want to overlook the age difference.
I'm watching the last season of Stranger Things. I must say I agree with the critics who think the Duffer Brothers should have moved the show chronology along to match real life a little better, so that we didn't end up, in the words of one critic, with "grown-ass men playing thirteen-year-olds." Technically, the characters are fourteen-year-olds now, but still, it's a stretch. Twenty-two-year-olds and older have gotten away with playing high school seniors, maybe even juniors, but seldom freshmen. That said, as another critic pointed out, the actors are good enough to make you want to overlook the age difference.
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TV/Movie Talk [Public] / Re: What TV series are you watching right now?
« Last post by Lynn on December 15, 2025, 10:07:28 AM »Enjoying a late watch of Only Murders in the Building and Alien: Earth. :D
Tried Andor but then found out it was a followup to Rogue One and learned how it ends and decided what's the point?!
Tried Andor but then found out it was a followup to Rogue One and learned how it ends and decided what's the point?!
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TV/Movie Talk [Public] / Re: What TV series are you watching right now?
« Last post by Hopscotch on December 15, 2025, 05:27:47 AM »Not much of the new stuff appeals to me - too much flash and bang, too little story, lots of copying everyone else. So am re-re-viewing Inspector Montalbano (Comisario Montalbano) on Prime/MHz bc it's complex and has a human heart. Shortly after the novelist Andrea Camilleri died, visited his grave in Rome to say thanks for Montalbano.
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TV/Movie Talk [Public] / Re: What TV series are you watching right now?
« Last post by She-la-te-da on December 15, 2025, 03:04:35 AM »I'm not really watching anything new, it mostly looks like junk to me. I just finished rewatching "The Last Ship", except the last season was basically the same episode over and over so I didn't actually see how it ended. Bummer.
It was also supposedly only ten episodes per season, which isn't how I remembered it at all. Same with "Falling Skies" (because I have a Noah Wiley thing), ten episodes when I remember more than that. It's weird, I feel like I remember episodes that didn't happen, and I can't figure out if my memory is just that bad, or if I invented scenes that didn't exist.
Currently working through season two of "First Wave". I have a list of older shows I want to find, hopefully I can get them without needing to pay for another streaming thing, or buying DVDs or whatever. I don't want to watch them enough for that. :D
It was also supposedly only ten episodes per season, which isn't how I remembered it at all. Same with "Falling Skies" (because I have a Noah Wiley thing), ten episodes when I remember more than that. It's weird, I feel like I remember episodes that didn't happen, and I can't figure out if my memory is just that bad, or if I invented scenes that didn't exist.
Currently working through season two of "First Wave". I have a list of older shows I want to find, hopefully I can get them without needing to pay for another streaming thing, or buying DVDs or whatever. I don't want to watch them enough for that. :D
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Book Promotion Board [Public] / Re: [Timothy Ellis] Milestone Unlock: Novel #100. 7 Million Published words.
« Last post by Post-Doctorate D on December 02, 2025, 04:18:50 AM »Congrats!