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Cowboy Bebop - Session 5: Ballad of fallen angels.

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You mean Episode 5 ? :)

I read that as Season 5 to start with, which was confusing. :spin:

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Watching the Tennis , The U S Open, Some fantastic games

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Each episode is titled as a "Session"

That's how they did them.

Session list

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That's strange, although on IMDb it shows as Season/Episode like everything else.

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U S open, I just love the Tennis

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I'm currently watching "The Good Place" on Netflix.


I'm enjoying it.

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Started watching the series Platform, Certainly different but it is really good

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Finished watching it last night, good ending, but did have a tear in my eye.


On a side note, do not watch if you've recently had a bereavement.

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I've almost finished series one of "Iron Fist" after watching "Jessica Jones" and "The Defenders". My viewing is out of order but it hasn't ruined my enjoyment.

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It was fun, and really suited Ted Danson.

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Is it still worth watching those 3 shows seeing they all got cancelled?

I'm currently watching Mr and Mrs Smith and Slow Horses.

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Tennis from the USA

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Iron Fist and Jessica Jones introduced the characters, as did Daredevil and Luke Cage. Defenders had them in a one-off stand-alone story together.

I have Luke Cage to watch at some point.

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I did spot the Cheers bar scene

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Hancock's Half Hour. They usually only show the 'Blood Donor', but rarely show the other episodes. Currently showing them all on That's tv. Consistently excellent. 1950s sitcoms much better than today's. Mainly due to the scriptwriting from Galton and Simpson who also did Steptoe and Son.