@1Lefty@JMG@seabird thank you! I had to go back to check which it was
It fully bloomed! But I couldn't capture it today since it was shabbat.
This is yesterday
Roseanne(1988 to 1997) I have all the dvds and watch them almost every night before bed. The 2018 reboot was ok at first, although I don't like it when tv shows change original storylines around.
I like many of the shows mentioned here and from that time period especially but the reason I like 'Roseanne' the tv show the most was they were one of the first shows IMO that showed realistic family issues that were not popular to show on network tv at the time. I can relate to it much more for that reason even if I didn't go through some of the specific situations they portrayed.
I've heard others bash the show and say how below average they portrayed the family on the show, but I disagree. I think they compared to real life in America were actually above average, in the way that most families are way more dysfunctional than they were. I know my family is at least
The Picard show is part of Paramount's current run of Star Trek shows. Picard's final season was last year.
If I may vent for a bit π€£
that they killed both Hugh and Icheb made me super sad. I loved both of them and their character arcs. Killed both of the minor character XBs (ex-Borg) was too much. Same for the death of Ro Laren. Like, why? She was ALSO such a good character.
All that being said,
I despised the JJ Trek movies as Trek movies. They blew up Romulus in the prime universe and stole prime universe Spock entirely for the sake of making a space action movie? I mean, I like a space action movie, but that's not what Trek is for. And if they had to do that, why did they have to muck up the prime universe? Drop a few hints it was one of the numerous parallel universes to satisfy canon. However! Picard managed to salvage that plot line and address how absolutely tragic and destabalizing that event had to be for the universe. It actually takes those events and makes them meaningful and even touching.
Now, I will look it up shortly after this, If I don't forget (& there's no guarantees...) Plus @witty sacrasm always likes to tease me about how hesitant I am (or is it Laxy?) to look things up / use Goggle, etcetera! ( ; _but so anyway^ I will double check that Piccard, is indeed: Sir Patrick Steward(t)! You see, I really don't know the Star Trek Universe all that well (sadly & unfortunately). I wish I did. I remember watching Wraith of Khan as a child. Anyway. . . I know it is similar (or so I'd think?) as or in, their fan-fare, in terms of level of passion & committment, as that to Star Wars, maybe? Here again: another univers I have not; kept-up-with~
However, I can see your complaints for or with the killing off of more minor characters for which you have love, and therefore, major implications & emotional investment in, or with. In particular, or especially if - you feel there is still more story for them to tell. They have not said all they've needed to say. And so forth. I hate it when that happens too. Yes, it is dramatic. Yes it has effect. But can't you think of something else to write?
Now I will have to look-up what Paramount, is? ;D (a streaming device, or so I'd imagine!) . . .
You're missing out. Start w/the last, and go in reverse. That'd be my recommendation (all just depending... on you & your tastes, and level of~ well, whatever!) And Yes, of course! I remember L.H.o-t. P~* (wahtced it w/me mother) on her lap n' every^hing in the '80s, I believe. That one & Highway to heaven, nwas it? Good stuff, indeed
hahaha... so, you're married to it, then? @PrincessPure ~ I do hope they've been good, faithful, & loyal to you - is all! . . lemme see if I can get some of the/their names right, shall we? (ross/rachel/monica... joey? chandler. And bing!) mayeb~* ...wow, I think I've impressed myself. Not that I've seen the key, of ocurse. But it's FEEL-ING, kind of close_ so that is more than I can ask for these days & in this day (& age, mine that is!) Ha : )
Roseanne(1988 to 1997) I have all the dvds and watch them almost every night before bed. The 2018 reboot was ok at first, although I don't like it when tv shows change original storylines around.
I like many of the shows mentioned here and from that time period especially but the reason I like 'Roseanne' the tv show the most was they were one of the first shows IMO that showed realistic family issues that were not popular to show on network tv at the time. I can relate to it much more for that reason even if I didn't go through some of the specific situations they portrayed.
I've heard others bash the show and say how below average they portrayed the family on the show, but I disagree. I think they compared to real life in America were actually above average, in the way that most families are way more dysfunctional than they were. I know my family is at least
M u Grandma watchted the Golden Girls, too... now I probably did not get, or appreicatate all of the humor, as I do now~ (if & when) but it is a lways a warm & pleasant reminder of what a remarkable & unique sould she was. One of a kind, doesnt' begin to descirbe! ;^D
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