What are you watching right now?

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"What we do for ourselves dies with us, What we do for others is and remains immortal." - Albert Pike

It's Sunday morning, so, Law & Order reruns.

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"What we do for ourselves dies with us, What we do for others is and remains immortal." - Albert Pike

Judge Judy. Today, there was a young drunk on it from my town. He was the defendant. His father was the plaintiff.

Thor wrote:

Judge Judy. Today, there was a young drunk on it from my town. He was the defendant. His father was the plaintiff.

How do you get Judge Judy so early on the west coast?

I am worried my routine shows will be interupted by the holiday.

4 pm central on Fox.

I can't complain but sometimes I still do.

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A NatGeo documentary on the evolution of the 'Puritans' in Ameica. Awfully interesting.

Makes me want a beer.

Now.

Time to take my ragged ass out on and go bike sledding.

Question of the Day!: "WHY does The Vatican have its own planetary observatory?" - just posed on a documentary I'm watching. I about spit out my beer laughing, as an Irish Catholic, I FULLY understand the obvious 'conflict of interests'.

Flipped over to the H2 (History 2) channel - now watching how the 1960's 'Sex, Drugs, and Rock & Roll' destroyed Calvanism, but (to be Prez) Jimmy Carter tried to save the world, or at least the U.S., via supporting and preaching the Evangelical/Baptist ways...and how 'Darwanism' comes into play...and, for anyone NOT watching - it is unbelievable where they've taken it, but I'm SURE WE are bound for hell, now...

BAD, bad 'Darwinian/Non-Calvanist or Evangelical' critters!!!

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"What we do for ourselves dies with us, What we do for others is and remains immortal." - Albert Pike

Not watching anything now, but downloading bumsh*t-loads. When the family is together we'll be watching pretty much every Christmas special out this year.

Banana!
BANANA!!
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Banana!

Lakers/Heat currently.

And on a "watched" note, I saw a good chunk of the Eagles documentary this afternoon. Pretty good stuff.

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Finished Time of the Doctor...it was brilliant. The regeneration was excellent, and the farewell a fitting tribute to eleven without being disgustingly sappy, over the top, and destructive like....a previous someone...

Watching the Christmas special for Australian show, "Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries" now.

EDIT: Finished MFMM's "Murder Under The Mistletoe" Equally brilliant, and I'll definitely be watching the rest of the show (Two series to watch). It includes a very clever use of the "12 nights of Christmas" and a few familiar faces to our BBC viewers here.

Then, it was Citizen Khan's "A Khan Christmas" Which was, well, lovely. I like the show, and the Christmas Special did well at making fun of Christmas, making you sympathise with Mr. Khan as he suffers trying to make the impossible work, and in the end it's satisfying without being too smarmy...the end is incredible.

I think I'll just get in the Hebburn special to-night, and then do Midsomer, Mrs. Brown's, and Midwife to-morrow, along with the Boxing Day specials, like "A Gangsta Christmas".

Banana!
BANANA!!
BANANA!!!
BANANA!!
Banana!

Yesterday it was a Mel Brooks marathon on Sundance.

Today it's Eastwood on REELZ.

I can't complain but sometimes I still do.

I ended up watching BOTH Hebburn and Call the Midwife last night. Both were really good, especially Midwife.

For Boxing Day, I have Midsomer, Brown, Tango, along with Gangsta Granny, Death Comes to Pemberley, Still Open All Hours, some others.

Banana!
BANANA!!
BANANA!!!
BANANA!!
Banana!

I need to watch Sunshine Cleaning again...

Banana!
BANANA!!
BANANA!!!
BANANA!!
Banana!

^ As a matter of fact, there was a news item last night about a ship currently trapped in ice off Antarctica. The guy Skyping from the ship didn't sound the least bit worried, though.