Must See TV Thread

[English Natsie]

Just finished the remaining episodes of 'The Corridors Of Power' - unmissable TV, even if it does present a rather bleak appraisal of what happens when American idealism comes up against realpolitik...

(for those who saw the original 2022 film, this is the full-fat eight hour version - all shades of opinion, from total isolationists to total interventionists, are given room to breathe...).

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https://deadline.com/2024/08/ted-lasso-season-4-deal-near-brett-goldstein-hannah-waddingham-1236049653/

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ESPN launching a new site to allow fans to find out where games are streaming, across all sports and streaming services:

https://www.cnbc.com/2023/03/02/espn-live-sports-streaming-hub.html

[HalfSmokes]

I think there is little to no chance competitors allow it. RSNs aside, big streamers overpay for leagues to get viewers into their ecosystems, not watching the game in a frame on espn.com.

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The new Shane Gillis Bud Light commercial is pretty good.



If you've seen the show Tires, this is Tires in about two minutes.

[English Natsie]

Been watching 'The Zelensky Story', which profiles the President of Ukraine. Interesting series.

(It's a BBC production, but will clearly get shown in the US - I would assume PBS).

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After 22 years, the Clarkson, May, Hammond top gear / grand tour team have released their final show.  It’s available on Amazon. 

[blue911]

https://www.cnn.com/2024/09/14/entertainment/have-i-got-news-for-you-stars/index.html

Who wants this? Why don’t they just broadcast the real one here in the states?