So what have you guys been watching lately?

[marurun]

We have been watching Adventure Time as a family over supper, but my kid is so into it he forgets to eat, so we're now doing mental calculations on how we can keep doing this and ensure the boy stays fed. He's not very food-driven...

[REPO Man]

Supper first, Adventure Time afterwards.

Also, apparently the final season of Big Mouth hit Netflix recently.

And what did my fellow Whovians think of that finale? Shame we won't get any new Doctor Who episodes until the Christmas special.

[Raging Justice]

Doctor Who has been unwatchable since the end of Capaldi's run. From what I have heard I didn't think there were too many people still watching the show. I gave up on it a long time ago. I am actually interesting in watching some classic Who though with some of the old Doctors like Tom Baker and some friends tole me that "Inferno" from the seventh season is pretty good.

There's a fun episode in the Ducktales 2017 reboot that reminds me of the good times in Doctor Who. It's a time travel focused Christmas episode and for those who don't know David Tennant is the voice of Scrooge McDuck on that show. It feels like an animated Doctor Who Christmas special.

[REPO Man]

I enjoyed Jodie Whittaker's run. Same with Ncuti Gatwa, who let's be honest is hot AF.

[REPO Man]

Finished Beautiful People last night. I didn't really watch season two as much as season one when it was airing on Logo, IIRC due to the scheduling and/or not being on the channel for much longer after the finale aired.

Also, I forgot to mention how the actor playing Kylie, Layton Williams, would find success after the show ended, including in the title role in the West End production of Everybody's Talking About Jamie back in 2019. Fitting since like Kylie, Jamie was also a flamboyant teenager living in a council estate while dealing with the vicious bullying of his classmates. Also, fun fact... in the episode "How I Got My Tongs", when adult Kylie appeared towards the end, the actor playing him was dubbed over by Layton Williams.

I'm definitely going to make Beautiful People one of my comfort shows that I return to often, alongside The Golden Girls and King of the Hill. Even if Beautiful People only lasted for twelve episodes, despite totally deserving a much longer run. At least a third series that shows the Doonans adjusting to life after...

...their eldest daughter Ashlene gave birth to the child she was pregnant with during the whole of series two before giving birth in the final episode, where we find out that Simon's bully Jayeson is the father and gets decked THREE times by the Doonan matriarch, Debbie, played fabulously by Olivia Coleman. And before you ask, for bullying Simon, getting Ashlene pregnant and making her a grandmother at such a young age.

I could have seen series three following a now out Simon adjusting both to living as a more authentic version of himself while taking on the role of uncle to his older sister's son, while Andy and Debbie adapt to grandparenthood, and Ashlene adapting to motherhood.

[REPO Man]

Currently on the fifth episode of the final season of Pose. And started a new rewatch of Mid-Century Modern.

[REPO Man]

Finished the new 14th season of King of the Hill. DEFINITELY a new yet familiar vibe. And DEFINITELY a home run!

Now I'm on my fifth rewatch of Pose, more specifically the fourth episode of the final season.

[TheSSNintendo]

Finished the first season of Ted Lasso.

[REPO Man]

Started the new Ryan Murphy series The Beauty. Currently on episode two.

[Markies]

I just got finished watching Season 1 of Scrubs.

Almost 20 years ago, Comedy Central used to show Scrubs on and I think I almost watched every episode. Afterwards, I would watch clips on Youtube for a while as I would remember jokes. Well, when I started working for a Hospital, I found Scrubs more appropriate than ever, so I started watching even more Clips. I finally decided to watch through Season 1 again and I am glad that I did.

I don't have any interest in the reboot because I feel the last few seasons of the show weren't that great. I began to lose interest in the main character, JD. But, rewatching the first season, his annoyances aren't as bad as, obviously, his character is still fresh. After watching so many seasons, its fun to watch the background and see Characters walk around as they eventually become bit characters in the show.

But, the best part of the show is the jump between the serious and the comical side. Scrubs does it famously well and it even bounces perfectly in the first episode. It is silly at times, but it is also very serious. Even though I am not a medical person, watching it hits a little different for me and I enjoyed every bit of it. Would recommend if you have never seen it before.