Home video: Homeland Shawshank, December 13, 2020 Here’s where I watched Homeland Season 1, Episode 2: Grace. It first aired in 2011 on Showtime. Now it’s on Netflix Canada. So I figured that it’s a lazy Sunday here, and the fact that it’s -27 with the wind, I watch an episode. I started watching it last week, the pilot episode was better than most pilot episodes that I’ve seen. This is the main character, Carrie, played by Claire Danes. Carrie works for the CIA as an operations officer, and she suspects a recently returned POW is a double agent. It’s a very good slow burn. Little bits of action thrown in here and there. Carrie has the POW, Brody’s house wired for sight and sound, but couldn’t afford to bug his garage, where unknown to her, prays in the morning. He’s Muslim. Every twist, and every turn has you asking yourself, is Brody a double agent? Is Carrie mentally fit, or is she paranoid about Brody for no reason. I have to find out. I’ll be watching more of this show for sure. I like shows like this where it’s a slow burn, and they always keep you guessing. I suppose it’s more like everyone’s good and bad. It’s all different shades of grey. It’s not just black and white. Tiny Town Home Video blogbloggerDVDjournallazy SundaymoviesNetflixpersonal blogTV
Tiny Town Home Video Take a chance, roll the dice September 10, 2022 On Tuesday, September the 6th, I finished Campaign 2 of Critical Role – The Mighty Nein. To be honest, I didn’t think that I would finish it. I usually start lots of shows, but I rarely finish any of them. Especially new shows I’ve never seen before. I’ll always go… Read More
Tiny Town Home Video Lockup Library: Home Video September 18, 2021 I just finished the final episode of the final season of Battlestar Galatica. All I can say is wow. What a terrific end to a series. I think the last 3 episodes are the longest I’ve sat in one place – glued to the TV. I just had to see… Read More
Tiny Town Home Video Home Video – The Hunger Games April 12, 2021 So, this week, instead of reading, I watched a trilogy in 4 parts. That’s right, movie nerds, I watched The Hunger Games. Based on a bestselling trilogy of books by Suzanne Collins, we’re transported to the world of Panem. I won’t get into the whole history of the Hunger Games…. Read More