TV Thread - beware, [expletive] can get spoilery

[BottenFieldofDreams]

The Andre the Giant documentary on HBO wasn't super insightful, but I enjoyed it. I felt a lot of nostalgia while watching it. I used to love watching the WWE as a kid.

When you say WWE, you let the pandas win.

[Michael]

I legit debated when writing that to use either wwe or wwf.

[Tim]

So where does one watch Burn Notice? I have looked on Netflix, Amazon and Hulu

[go birds]

[CardsofSTL]

So where does one watch Burn Notice? I have looked on Netflix, Amazon and Hulu

I have it in my Vudu library. But I'm a 1 percenter.

[33anda3rd]

The Andre the Giant documentary on HBO wasn't super insightful, but I enjoyed it. I felt a lot of nostalgia while watching it. I used to love watching the WWE as a kid.

My wife was like "The [expletive] is this [expletive] you're putting on the teevee? Something about a WWF wrestler?" then was 1000000% in tears at the end. We thought it was really great.

[stlouie_lipp]

The Andre the Giant documentary on HBO wasn't super insightful, but I enjoyed it. I felt a lot of nostalgia while watching it. I used to love watching the WWE as a kid.

I saw the Hulk Hogan and him wrestle at the Rockford MetroCentre in 1986.

[Michael]

The new Lost in Space on netflix is horrible. I desperately wanted to like the show but I could only make it past 2 episodes. Somehow even Parker Posey is awful which I didn't think was even possible.

The Andre the Giant documentary on HBO wasn't super insightful, but I enjoyed it. I felt a lot of nostalgia while watching it. I used to love watching the WWE as a kid.

I saw the Hulk Hogan and him wrestle at the Rockford MetroCentre in 1986.

I went to several shows. I saw Macho Man one time. My dad used to buy tickets near the ring entrance so I could high five wrestlers. Good times

[Smith Corks One]

Burn Notice is good, guys.

I liked it. Reminded me so much of the A-Team.

[ghostrunner]

The new Lost in Space on netflix is horrible. I desperately wanted to like the show but I could only make it past 2 episodes. Somehow even Parker Posey is awful which I didn't think was even possible.

The Andre the Giant documentary on HBO wasn't super insightful, but I enjoyed it. I felt a lot of nostalgia while watching it. I used to love watching the WWE as a kid.

I saw the Hulk Hogan and him wrestle at the Rockford MetroCentre in 1986.

I went to several shows. I saw Macho Man one time. My dad used to buy tickets near the ring entrance so I could high five wrestlers. Good times

I think it's ok. My kids like it. Not particularly inspiring or fun though. So far it seems like them going from one crisis to another.

Parker Posey's character really makes no sense. She keeps trying to ditch people when things look bad, but she's incompetent on her own and there's nowhere for her to go.