It's almost irresponsible how good it is, but luckily the only people who actually

reenact it are already bored themselves. That's some Ben Travers of IndyWire talking about

sex session. There's no excuse right now folks, we're still self-quarantining, I hope

everybody's staying safe and staying at home. So you've got to get to round all these

great shows and I've heard successions been excellent since it debuted back in

summer of 2000 and what are the hell you're here? 2018 and so now I finally got on it.

I watched the entire first season, I've been watching it to review for all of you and

the first episode of season two. There are 20 episodes in total so I'm 11 down, 9 to

go and of course by next week I'm sure I'll have finished the entire season. So we've

got a review coming of succession on HBO Plus, 35th anniversary of Back to the Future. That's

right. I mean, absolute family classic. One of my favorites, my elder two boys, I wouldn't

have to watch it so we not only knocked back the future, but back to future two, I reckon

pretend the back to future three never happened. In addition to that, Kerry, the great Brian

DiPoMA horror flick from 1976, which I'd never seen, considering my love of 70s movies

and Brian DiPoMA. That's a notable omission for me. So I finally took care of that. And

in honor of Brian Cox, chewing the scenery, Mount Rushmore, one of my favorites, overactors.

We're going to do a Mount Rushmore of overactors for all of you. Some good options out there

and a total recall from 2011, the film's from 2010 when the King's Speech won best picture.

A little bit of housekeeping first and foremost, the OG Dan Stantzik original producer

Sennafal got married happy trails to Dan and his wife, Jenna. We know what love and the

time of cholera. How about love and the time of Corona? I mean, awfully different, but

obviously happy for Dan and shout out to Rick Passmore again, part of the original gang

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