lylastermind

lylastermind t1_ja6fkjf wrote

Reply to I’ve inadvertently separated my TV shows into levels which determine where/when I watch. Anyone else this neurotic? by dustabor

I've always thought of it more as a constant balancing act where I strive to achieve 100% attention between 2 screens

Can't have a good show ruined by the second screens content being too engrossing.

Great show, always serial = full attention Good shows, usually seriel = paired with tbs gaming Decent seriel shows, any non serialized = fps gaming Nonfiction (news, sports, documentary) = "background tv" for work, socializing, cooking, etc Edit: 2 more notes "Drunk tv" = shows I don't mind forgetting an episode here and there while watching TV after a night out.

I also refuse to watch reruns so I guess that's the unwatchable tier

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lylastermind t1_j9oc92f wrote

Reply to comment by jimboknows6916 in Ok, very weird and specific question - Raising Hope, S4 E9 - The Chance Who Stole Christmas - 2 minutes 20 seconds in - Lady falls from parade float - looks to hit head on ground and go into fencing response - Did the stunt person actually get hurt? by jimboknows6916

Fwiw, and I forget the source, but I've heard stunt people take pride in the pain shots. I'd imagine it's a "if I'm gonna fuckin break an arm for you you better use it" mentality

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lylastermind t1_j6a1nps wrote

Reply to What are some of your favorite shows that feature wars/battles on a large scale? by 10s10ahad

Answers so far have all been historical, though I'd suggest the future has some good ones too (the expanse). But I'm struggling to find examples of fully pitched contemporary wars. I can think of some really cool military style opps scenes but no full fledged army on army, multi battle, out and out "wars"

I guess the new sas rogue heros qualifies

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