Hello everybody and welcome to another episode of bald move television

where the officially unofficial podcast for literally all of television or at least

Netflix this week I'm your host a run and I'm Jim and today we are going to be

talking about our thoughts and opinions on a couple of things that

debuted last week on Netflix Kingdom, which is a Korean medieval zombie film that or series that's awesome we're going to talk about and

the Black Earth Rising which is an eight parts look into the legacy and aftermath and trying

to get justice for the Rwandan genocide with some Jason Bourne stuff shoved up in it that we'll be talking about too.

I think we want to start with Kingdom because we got to see all of Kingdom.

There's only six episodes. They're the longest I think is an hour,

the shortest is like 43 minutes.

It felt like a pretty brisk watch.

I had a great time.

Jim, what do you think?

Oh, yeah, I really love my time with

kingdom I think there are like one maybe two exceptions to to just unbridled

love here but they're very minor and overall I thought this was an

awesome beginning to what I hope is an ongoing series. Yeah and I'm I know you're

like totally in the tank for zombie shit and I'm more of kind of like I feel about zombies the way you do about fantasy films

if it's like the best of the genre it'll hold my interest but intrinsically I'm kind of

apathetic to thinking the concept is a little played out.

And if you feel like I feel, the kingdom might be the prescription for you because this is a completely

fresh and interesting take on zombies that I've never I've never actually seen before

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