TV on DVD What are you watching now?

[Rex fury]

Looking forward to the release of Swamp Thing series tomorrow. I hope Disney will follow suit with their future Marvel projects as well. Even though their subscription service is inexpensive I'm still old school enough to want my own physical copy of these shows.
RF

[geezer butler]

I've been watching season 10 of Curb Your Enthusiasm. I love that show. LD is so f*&%#ng funny 

[Mord]

I've been watching season 10 of Curb Your Enthusiasm. I love that show. LD is so f*&%#ng funny 

This season is even better than usual.

[Haunted hearse]

One Step Beyond, the original series.

[Lunkenstein]

One Step Beyond, the original series.

Same here. Watching on Prime.
Also, lots of DARK SHADOWS, THE FUGITIVE and THE TWILIGHT ZONE

[Haunted hearse]

 Hellboy Animated: Sword of Storms (2006)

[Lazarus]

Happy!  Season 2 finally got put on Netflix.  It's SO screwed up.  I love it.

[Mord]

 Tiger King on Netflix  -  I bowed to the pressure and watched this. Amazing! I can't believe these people actually exist.

[zombiehorror]

Recently watched all the seasons of What's New Scooby-Doo on Netflix.

[Lazarus]

Recently watched all the seasons of What's New Scooby-Doo on Netflix.

What's New is good,  but Mystery Incorporated is where the magic is.

I wish they'd get the original stuff up there.  And Scooby Movies.

[geezer butler]

We binged watched Schitt's Creek. Pretty funny. At first I didn't care for it, but we stuck with it and I ended up really enjoying it. Great characters.

[segeorge]

I just binged the first 4 episodes of Kolchak: The Night Stalker: "The Ripper," "The Zombie," "They Have Been, They Are, They Will Be" [aka, "UFO"], and "The Vampire." Still fun and exciting even after all these years. This remains my favorite "horror" TV series of all time.

[Memphremagog]

The Outer Limits, Doctor Who, Space:1999, Night Gallery and Lost In Space episodes..

[Monsters For Sale]

Titus, 2000-2002 - Standup comedian Christopher Titus' short-lived series on Fox.

Fifty-four Painfully funny episodes based loosely on real events in Titus' life.  (Yes, his often institutionalized mother really did commit suicide and his dad was alcoholic.)

This show pushed sitcom boundaries too much even for the Fox Network.  My favorite throwaway gag happened in the episode where his dad goes to the hospital.  Everyone makes blood donations but his one incredibly dumb son, Dave), played by Zack Ward) who shows up at the nurses' station with a small cup and a magazine.  He has donated sperm.

All the episodes are narrated in a "Stop the World, I Want To Get Off" format - or the way George Burns would step out of the action and talk directly to the audience, if you remember 1950's TV.

I just polished off the whole run on DVD.


Titus has been posting episodes on YouTube for all the forced stay-at-homers.  Check them out.  They get better as the show matures.

Oh, yeah...  He has also been posting his full-length standup specials, too.

[Monsters For Sale]

MONK - Everyone's favorite omniphobic detective.

Kinda nice to revisit a time when only one person had so much to fear from the outside world - but still managed to function.

Tony Shalhoub was so wounded - You just wanted to hug the guy - But he would have hated it.