Homeland And All Things Maher

[quote="mjmaherjr" post=397218]Cobra Kai on Netflix is addictively great[/quote]

I watched the first episode. Feels like a short movie.
 
Lobster roll at Rising Tide brewery in Portland Maine yesterday. A+
 
[quote="Amaseinyourface" post=397236]Lobster roll at Rising Tide brewery in Portland Maine yesterday. A+[/quote] Pic ?
 
For anyone who had the joy of attending Action Park in the 80s/early 90s, Class Action Park on HBO Max is a must see. Boy that brought back some fond memories. Teenagers supervising other teenagers on rides that someone drew up on a cocktail napkin. What could possibly go wrong?
 
[quote="SI1996" post=397554]For anyone who had the joy of attending Action Park in the 80s/early 90s, Class Action Park on HBO Max is a must see. Boy that brought back some fond memories. Teenagers supervising other teenagers on rides that someone drew up on a cocktail napkin. What could possibly go wrong?[/quote]

We once asked a worker why the water was so cold. He said it was to shock us back into consciousness.
 
[quote="fuchsia" post=397314]Might be useful to post minimum standards for lobster roll posts.[/quote]

I think there has to be a beer in the pic with the lobster roll. And a set of hands in the voilà position.
 
[quote="L J S A" post=397566][quote="SI1996" post=397554]For anyone who had the joy of attending Action Park in the 80s/early 90s, Class Action Park on HBO Max is a must see. Boy that brought back some fond memories. Teenagers supervising other teenagers on rides that someone drew up on a cocktail napkin. What could possibly go wrong?[/quote]

We once asked a worker why the water was so cold. He said it was to shock us back into consciousness.[/quote] They get into great detail about the water quality at the various rides. The description of the wave pool made me throw up in my mouth.
 
[quote="SI1996" post=397554]For anyone who had the joy of attending Action Park in the 80s/early 90s, Class Action Park on HBO Max is a must see. Boy that brought back some fond memories. Teenagers supervising other teenagers on rides that someone drew up on a cocktail napkin. What could possibly go wrong?[/quote] oh man we just watched it and the first 45 minutes hysterically cracking up. Thst brought back some fun memories
 
[quote="mjmaherjr" post=397218]Cobra Kai on Netflix is addictively great[/quote] I took your advice and watched it. It’s good . Also like Lucifer on Netflix.
 
We watched The Gentlemen tonight on Prime. It was decent but a far cry from Lock Stock or Snatch. They did however film it around the corner from where we live and used one of our favourite pubs for the bar scenes so props for that.
 
The Claudios in Greenport . Haven’t been out there in a while their lobster roll was better than the last time I had it. 8.5 claws but those mudslide frozen drinks oh man they are awesome [attachment=1622]17F1ADA0-A450-4FC2-AD61-4588A5F9326B.jpeg[/attachment] [attachment=1623]AEB40793-90A5-4F92-AEB1-87BF41A3449B.jpeg[/attachment]
 
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“ The Bureau “ on Amazon Prime “ is very good. French CIA type show.. 1 season 10 episodes
 
[quote="mjmaherjr" post=399045]“ The Bureau “ on Amazon Prime “ is very good. French CIA type show.. 1 season 10 episodes[/quote] it's actually 4 to 5 seasons. On season 2 and it's fantastic. Homeland and Fauda type of fantastic season 2
 
If you are open to French shows, Braquo is pretty good. To me it is a French version of The Shield or even Chicago PD. Tough cops who cross lines while doing good.
 
Let me add Tehran on Apple TV to the mix. It's a Homeland-style spy drama set in Iran. First four eps are on Apple TV.

While you're there, enjoy Ted Lasso. Funny with a heart and really captures the spirit of "football" in England.
 
[quote="firestorm" post=399206]Let me add Tehran on Apple TV to the mix. It's a Homeland-style spy drama set in Iran. First four eps are on Apple TV.

While you're there, enjoy Ted Lasso. Funny with a heart and really captures the spirit of "football" in England.[/quote] I saw the pop up for tehran. Thx will watch it
 
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